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| | CAN we talk?... | |
Distributed systems require protocols for communication between devices. CAN and SPI
are two of the most common.
I recently spent some time working on systems with more than one processor and had some fun getting them to talk to one ... |
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| | CAN protocol support added to ThreadX... | |
Express Logic, Inc., has introduced ThreadX support for the ISO-11858 standard Controller Area Network (CAN) protocol. CAN is used in applications in the automotive industry, factory automation, and in embedded networking for machine control i... |
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| | CANopen safety chip simplifies safety-related development... | |
Safety-related devices are increasingly being networked together. Expensive safety controllers and safety monitors are available already, but the number of simple and inexpensive safety-related devices is still low. Networked safety technology... |
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| | Eight-bit MCUs claim half the automobile... | |
Dozens of 8-bit microcontrollers (MCUs) inhabit the average new automobile, which says something about both 8-bit MCUs and automobiles. Today's automobiles are nothing like their predecessors. Whereas automobile engineers/ inventors were origi... |
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| | CANopen product guide available... | |
LONDON — CAN in Automation (CiA) has released the CANopen Product Guide 2006 on the Internet (www.can-cia.org/products/pg2006) and on CD-ROM.
The number of CANopen-specific product entries has increased again to 322 (295 in 2005, and 2... |
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