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The Controller Area Network (CAN, CANbus) technology is a communication protocol that enables robust communication between different electronic components in an embedded system. Developed by Robert Bosch and first published in 1986, this technology has witnessed considerable advancements, evolving with the introduction of CAN FD and CAN XL protocols, offering dual data rates with a higher data rate to meet latest demands. Today, CAN variants are an integral part of many microcontroller families. If you don'
The original CAN technology, commonly referred to as Classical CAN or CAN 2.0, marked a revolution in the embedded systems industry. It presented a reliable means of facilitating communication between various units in a network. The first target market were automotive applications. However, once chips were readily available CAN migrated to virtually ALL industries.
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