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The TJA146x series actively improve CAN signals to ensure robust communication in large networks and at faster bit rates. Signal ringing, an artifact of large, complex networks with unterminated stubs, is dramatically reduced, removing previous limitations in network topologies. Even lower specification cabling solutions or removal of external ferrites can be considered.
The TJA146x CAN FD series achieve significantly faster bit rates than conventional transceivers thanks to a highly symmetrical transmitter, ensuring very accurate bits are reliably generated on the bus. With much tighter control over the transmitted signal, faster and shorter bit times can be guaranteed—enabling acceleration of bit rates beyond 5 or even 8 Mbps.
NXP's signal improvement technology series are available as pin-compatible replacements to conventional HS-CAN transceivers, allowing simple upgrades for existing designs and backward compatibility, fulfilling the ISO 11898-2:2016 specification. The TJA146 series fully embody the CiA601-4 2.0.0 specification.
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CAN transceiver with standby mode which is part of the TJA146x transceiver family that implements CAN signal improvement capability (SIC) as defined in CiA 601-4.
CAN transceiver with sleep mode which is part of the TJA146x transceiver family that implements CAN signal improvement capability (SIC) as defined in CiA 601-4.
The TJA1465 is a CAN FD partial networking transceiver under development.
The TJA1466 is a CAN FD partial networking transceiver under development.
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As the demand for CAN in Industrial continues to rise, we have summed up the benefits CAN SIC brings to such applications in our latest blog.
The CAN SIC demonstrator shows the comparison of classical CAN transceivers and NXP’s latest CAN SIC technology, which actively reduces the signal ringing in a network. This helps operate larger topologies at bit rates significantly faster than before (reaching 5 Mbps and up to 8 Mbps).
Learn how to achieve faster bit rates in complex CAN networks with TJA146x signal improvement CAN (SIC) transceivers.
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The introduction of CAN FD enabled CAN networks to operate at higher data rates, supporting new and innovative features in automotive and industrial applications.
NXP’s TJA146x series of CAN FD transceivers with active signal improvement capability enable complex network topologies beyond 2 Mbps and a maximum bit rate of up to 8 Mbps.
Read the fact sheetLearn how CAN flexible data rate (FD) was introduced as an extension of classical HS-CAN that enabled more data to be exchanged at faster bit rates.
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