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Jul 16, 2015
12:47 AM
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Jul 16, 2015
12:47 AM
I'm reading ' TC27x -c step user manual' which is composed of 5060page
according to the user manual,
in the TC27x's Multican+ module. there are two main clock. one is 'CLC clock', the other is 'CAN clock'.
CLC clock is module control clock and CAN clock is module timer clock.
I have a question.
i think CAN clock is related to Baud rate.
but is the CLC clock related to Baud rate??
I'll show you an example.
if CAN clock is 10 Mhz . and don't use prescaling
And Bit timing is 10 tq.
( NBTRx=0x3449 )
In this situation, I think the baudrate will be 1Mbits/s
but does the CLC clock affect the baud rate??
according to the user manual,
in the TC27x's Multican+ module. there are two main clock. one is 'CLC clock', the other is 'CAN clock'.
CLC clock is module control clock and CAN clock is module timer clock.
I have a question.
i think CAN clock is related to Baud rate.
but is the CLC clock related to Baud rate??
I'll show you an example.
if CAN clock is 10 Mhz . and don't use prescaling
And Bit timing is 10 tq.
( NBTRx=0x3449 )
In this situation, I think the baudrate will be 1Mbits/s
but does the CLC clock affect the baud rate??
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Jul 16, 2015
01:09 AM
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Jul 16, 2015
01:09 AM
IN the user manual
there is a Table 22-4 'Miminum Operation Frequncies required 500MBaud'
and an equation. Baudrate max = [ (8 X T can) + (8 X T clc)+(4X No of active CAN node) ]
but i can not understand the table and equation
please help me..
there is a Table 22-4 'Miminum Operation Frequncies required 500MBaud'
and an equation. Baudrate max = [ (8 X T can) + (8 X T clc)+(4X No of active CAN node) ]
but i can not understand the table and equation
please help me..
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Jan 05, 2018
11:21 AM
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Jan 05, 2018
11:21 AM
Hello Persnet3,
I got the same question. Do you already have found an answer?
I'm trying to set the baudrate with the Tasking SW platform. Currently, strange unexpected things happen (baudrate req. =1e6 Hz; baudrate measured ~ 1.8 MHz).
I'll need to do some investigations on this (like you did).
Best regards
TomBom
I got the same question. Do you already have found an answer?
I'm trying to set the baudrate with the Tasking SW platform. Currently, strange unexpected things happen (baudrate req. =1e6 Hz; baudrate measured ~ 1.8 MHz).
I'll need to do some investigations on this (like you did).
Best regards
TomBom
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Jan 05, 2018
10:38 PM
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10:38 PM
Hello Persnet3,
I did some further investigations and found a white paper from Vector, which gives some basic explanaition of the bit timing and how to set ist up.
I like it very much. The document is called:
Basic CAN Bit Timing, Version 2.0, Application Note AN-AND-1-106
You also get some hints on how to debug your application on the physical layer!
Additionally, you might look at: http://www.bittiming.can-wiki.info/
Furthermore, IFX published a document for the XMC- controller series, discussing some details of the Multican-unit: Infineon-MultiCAN-XMC4000-AP32300-AN-v01_00-EN.pdf
These documents and the Aurix user manual will help you to better understand setting up the timing registers for a proper Can bus operation.
Best regards
TomBom
I did some further investigations and found a white paper from Vector, which gives some basic explanaition of the bit timing and how to set ist up.
I like it very much. The document is called:
Basic CAN Bit Timing, Version 2.0, Application Note AN-AND-1-106
You also get some hints on how to debug your application on the physical layer!
Additionally, you might look at: http://www.bittiming.can-wiki.info/
Furthermore, IFX published a document for the XMC- controller series, discussing some details of the Multican-unit: Infineon-MultiCAN-XMC4000-AP32300-AN-v01_00-EN.pdf
These documents and the Aurix user manual will help you to better understand setting up the timing registers for a proper Can bus operation.
Best regards
TomBom