CAN and LIN Communication Protocols

Automotive Communication Protocols:CAN and LIN (Controller Area Network and Local Interconnect Network)

What you'll learn
CAN, LIN and Flexray Automotive Communication Protocols
CAN protocol in depth
LIN protocol features and frame formats
Overview about flexray and features of flexray communication protocol
Learn to build CAN network using ARM cortex M3
Learn to build CAN network with Arduino using Model based design(simulink)

Requirements
Basics of Automotive and electronics
Description
Controller Area Network(CAN) & LIN protocols overview: Introduction to the Controller Area Network(CAN) & LIN protocol, Overview of Reasons for the development of Controller Area Network(CAN) & LIN, Comparison of Controller Area Network(CAN) with other serial communication protocols, Controller Area Network(CAN) vehicle network Architecture, Features of Controller Area Network(CAN) protocol, Frame formats of Controller Area Network(CAN)

DATA frame, Remote frame, error frame and Overload frame of Controller Area Network(CAN)

Arbitration process in Controller Area Network(CAN) communication protocol to resolve the BUS conflict

NRZ format of Controller Area Network(CAN) protocol

Bit-stuffing to avoid the problem cause due to NRZ format

Error handling and error detection

Different Types error such as Bit-stuff error, CRC error, ACK error, fixed-form error.

Differential voltage concept in Controller Area Network(CAN)

Controller Area Network(CAN) node interfacing levels

Controller Area Network(CAN) transceivers

Controller Area Network(CAN) physical layer: CAN nodes, CAN Bus voltage levels and node interfacing techniques, CAN bit timings and baud rate settings

Controller Area Network(CAN) data link layer: CAN Bus arbitration, CAN Bus Fault Confinement

Comparison between Controller Area Network(CAN) ans LIN

Limitation of Controller Area Network(CAN)

frame formats of LIN

Intra-vehicle network , Features of LIN protocol

LIN physical layer: LIN nodes, LIN Bus voltage levels and node interfacing techniques

PID Calculation (will be added soon)

Checksum Calculation (will be added soon)

Error detection and Handling not covered (will be added soon)

Comparison of CAN with Flexray

Flexary protocol overview

Flexray communication protocol features

Who this course is for
Automotive Engineers
Software developers
Software Testing professional in Automotive
Automobile engineers
automotive industry engineers
hardware and software developers, electronics engineers, engineering students, faculty members, technicians, and anybody who has fashion for building CAN and LIN network.
Embedded system professionals