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CES 2020

Detecting anomalies in CAN networks

2020-01-16 Saferide Technologies (Israel) demonstrated in Las Vegas at the CES 2020 its vSentry anomaly detection software. The software checks automotive ECUs(electronic control unit) on unusual behavior.

CES 2020

CAN interface of receiver enables vehicle integration

2020-01-16 Aceinna has launched at CES 2020 the triple-band OpenRTK330L receiver. With its CAN port, the gateway provides a direct link to th...

CES 2020

Showcasing about 20 open source AGL-based demos

2020-01-10 18 AGL members including Denso, Denso TEN, Mazda, Panasonic, Renesas, NTT Data MSE, and Suzuki show instrument cluster, infotainme...

CES 2020

Integrating security into existing automotive networks

2020-01-08 Microchip has introduced Cryptoautomotive. It is a solution that enables OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers to add security to existing sys...

Can newsletter magazine

December 2019: Specifications
  • CANopen birthday: review and outlook
  • SAE J1939: 25th anniversary
  • Charging communication in Chinese
  • CiA 601-4: CAN signal improvement
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CAN-related seminars

Here you can find an overview of upcoming CAN-related seminars, trainings, and workshops.

Those events cover all topics regarding Classical CAN and CAN FD including CANopen, CANopen FD, J1939, CANopen safety, and more. This list does not claim to be complete.

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CAN-related books

Since CAN’s introduction in February 1986 by Robert Bosch more than 20 books about CAN and CAN-based higher-layer protocols (HLPs) were published.

The following overview comprises all available books. They are written in different languages.

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DAQ system

Data acquisition for harsh environments

2020-01-16 IMC (Germany) offers the modular platform Cronos-XT for data acquisition. Modules for Classical CAN and CAN FD connectivity are provided.

Battery charging solution

Supporting charging stations in Europe and North America

2020-01-15 Delta-Q Technologies announced its Vehicle Charge Interface Module (VCIM). This expands the company’s power charging capabilities to support electric vehicle AC charging stations or electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSEs).

Digital communications platform

Upgrading lifts with emergency communication

2020-01-15 Avire’s digital communications platform Ecosystem, upgrades any lift with emergency communication. One feature of the elevator emergency call system is the integrated CAN network connection for audio devices in cabin, shaft, and engine room.

Mini-PCIe board

Coming with two CAN channels

2020-01-14 The MPEu-C1 module by Versalogic provides one Classical CAN channel with CANopen support. Another interface features CAN FD.

Ultrasonic generator

CANopen interface certified by CiA

2020-01-10 The AGM Pro ultrasonic generator series for welding machines has passed the CANopen conformance test. CiA has tested it successfully.

Industrial edge controller

Controller with an optional CAN interface

2020-01-08 Opto 22 has launched the Groov Epic firmware version 1.5.0, which runs under Codesys, Node-Red, and PAC Control. It supports CAN connectivity.

2020’s decade

Welcome CAN XL

2020-01-03 CAN XL, the next generation CAN-based data link layer, will be introduced officially beginning of this decade. Its usage is intended as in-vehicle network and in non-automotive applications.

IoT for CANopen

Connecting sensors to the clouds

2020-01-02 White Bream (NL) designs and manufactures industrial control electronics for various Internet-of-Things (IoT) style of applications based on CANopen.

CES 2020

Data-loggers for Classical CAN and CAN FD

2020-01-02 Intrepid (USA) shows on the CES 2020 its NeoVI Fire and NeoVI Red data loggers. They provide multiple CAN and LIN interfaces.

Over cable isolation

Accessing CAN and CAN FD networks

2020-01-02 Hioki (Japan) launched on clip for non-contact sensing of Classical CAN/CAN FD signals up to 3 Mbit/s. This allows to analyze bus-signals without a galvanic connection.

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