Controller Area Network-Indepth analysis of CAN BUS/Protocol (Updated)

What you'll learn

Introduction to Controller Area Network - Automotive CAN Protocol
Story of CAN Bus
Serial Communication Concepts, Introduction and Overview
Serial Communication Protocol - UART - Indepth Coverage
Serial Communication Protocol - SPI - Indepth Coverage
Serial Communication Protocol - I2C - Indepth Coverage
Analysis of CAN Protocol - Fundamental Concepts
Further Analysis of CAN Protocol - Frame formats, Error Handling, Differential Bus Concept, Termination Resistor etc
Hands on Practice Session - CAN Protocol Self Learning Kit
Hands on Practice Session - Building a CAN network
Hands on Practice Session - vCAN Bus Analyzer - Monitoring and Controlling of CAN network
Challenges faced by CAN professionals, need for Higher Layer Protocols for CAN, Overview of J1939, ARINC 825

Requirements

Basic Communication Theory and Digital Concepts

Description

This course is about Automotive Communication Protocol - CAN Bus.

Controller Area Network or CAN Protocol is covered in great detail, starting from the story and background, then moving to the early protocols that existed before CAN, limitations of those early pre-CAN protocols, demands of automotive domain and eventual invention of CAN Bus.

Fundamental concepts of CAN like arbitration, broadcast mechanism, differential bus concept, noise cancellation, termination resistor, frame format & types etc are all discussed with thorough analysis.

We also cover challenges of working with CAN networks for CAN professionals, need for higher layer protocols for CAN and also overview of J1939, ARINC 825 Protocols.

Here both theory and practical parts are covered in depth.

The practical part is covered with the help of - CAN Protocol Self Learning Kit- Which consists of CAN Bus Analyzer, Configurable CAN Nodes and applicable software.

I have conceptualized and developed this Kit for this specific purpose of providing a cost effective hands on learning platform for students and professionals.

Who this course is for:

Engineering Professionals
Automotive Enginers
Automobile Engineers
Engineering Students
Embedded Systems Engineers
Electrical Engineers
Communication Engineers
Networking Engineers
Automobile Technicians
Harness Technicians