Transition to CAN FD for speed
Infineon
In modern cars, the data exchange requirements between Electronic Control Units (ECUs) are growing at a rapid rate. The widely used CAN bus is the in-vehicle network (IVN) with the highest average quantity of nodes per vehicle and this number is due to increase even further.
To facilitate these requirements, the traditional CAN network will be replaced by the CAN with Flexible Data Rate (CAN FD). Introducing CAN FD is intended to speed up the traditional CAN bus.
While the maximum specified baud rate of the traditional CAN is 1Mbps, a new ISO standard defines the CAN FD parameters at 2Mbps or even 5Mbps.
A transition to the new spec looms ahead for designers. But Infineon has you covered with transceivers that enable easy transition to the CAN FD in-vehicle networking. Watch this webinar to learn about CAN FD and additional features Infineon is making available.
Presenter
Juergen Lettau – Application engineer for transceivers at Infineon AG
1999 – 2005: Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in electrical engineering at Munich University of Applied Science
2005 – 2008: Software developer for embedded systems (CAN, LIN , FlexRay) at Softing AG in Munich
2008 – 2011: System architect and software developer for middleware applications (ASAM MCD3 Server) at Softing AG in Munich
2011 – 2012: Key account manager for BMW at Softing AG in Munich
2012 – 2015: System architect and project manager for GUI applications (development and garage tester) at Softing AG in Munich
2015 – present: Application engineer for transceivers at Infineon AG
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