High Speed CAN Transceivers with Partial Networking

CAN Partial Networking (CAN PN), or selective wake-up functionality, helps to keep ECUs in low-power operation longer, reducing the overall power consumption of the vehicle. ECUs in low-power mode with partial networking active only wake-up to specific wake-up frames assigned to that ECU and all other messages are ignored. This improves compared to regular HS-CAN transceivers, which will wake up the ECU on any CAN traffic, regardless of whether it is intended for that ECU or not.
Partial Networking allows either individual ECUs or groups of ECUs to be woken up simultaneously, with the remainder of the network kept in low-power mode. The CAN FD Passive transceiver, TJA1145x/FD, allows the filtering of CAN FD data frames during Partial Networking to enable mixed classical CAN and CAN FD networks.

Low-power consumption

Less CO2 emission

Better fuel efficiency

FD-passive feature

Benchmark quality

CAN Partial Networking Benefits

The additional feature of partial networking is the perfect fit for networks that support both CAN FD and standard CAN 2.0 communications.

Partial Networking Basics

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