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reenter your passwordOur broad CAN and CAN FD portfolios cover all CAN functions and power modes with high EMC performance, great quality and a multi-sourced industrial base. Disruptive innovation in this area opens the door to larger, more flexible and more secure automotive and industrial networks in the future.
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CAN transceivers with flexible data rate up to 5 Mbit/s.
CAN transceivers with integrated galvanic isolation up to 5 kV.
CAN FD transceivers with Signal Improvement Capability (SIC) up to 8 Mbit/s.
CAN transceivers supporting latest generation MCUs.
Designed for 24 V systems with up to ±58 V CAN robustness.
CAN transceivers with integrated network traffic security features.
CAN FD and CAN SIC transceivers with partial networking/selective wake up.
CAN XL transceivers with bit rate support up to 20 Mbit/s.
CAN transceivers with robustness for 48 V board nets.
Legacy CAN transceivers, including single-wire and fault tolerant CAN.
NXP offers evaluation boards and reference designs that make secure edge solutions connected and efficient with innovative analog technologies. Start today.
Controller Area Network (CAN) was introduced in 1986 and has become one of the more successful network protocols to date. Together with Holger Zeltwanger, Managing Director of CAN in Automation (CiA), we are looking back at some major CAN milestones, spanning from the beginning of the CiA until this very day.
CAN transceivers are used in multiple applications within the below solutions.
A hardware plug-in adapter board that supports up to 4 additional CAN and 6 additional LIN/SCI connections.
Training
Learn how to implement CAN hardware and software.
Community
A high-level look at the main benefits of the controller area network (CAN) standard.
Training
Expert-led courses designed to equip engineers and developers with the latest knowledge and skills in cutting-edge technologies driving the future of mobility.
Discover more about the need to address the requirements of extended (long duration) mission profiles in today's automotive industry.
CAN Partial Networking with Signal Improvement (CAN SIC) is designed to achieve high performance and cost efficiency for the software-defined electric vehicle (SDEV).
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