CAN Transceivers Operate Over 500m for Industrial Networks
Due to thewide common-mode voltage
range of its receiver inputs, the AMIS-42671
CAN transceiver displays extremely
low electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS).
Similarly, very low electromagnetic emission
(EME) is achieved by the excellent matching of
the output signals.
The transceiver provides differential-transmit
capability to the bus and differential-receive
capability to the CAN controller. As a result the
AMIS-42671 supports industrial network
applications requiring long cable runs.
The AMIS-42671 CAN transceiver with
autobaud function implements the interface
between a Controller Area Network (CAN)
protocol controller and the physical bus. To cope
with the long bus delay the communication
speed needs to be low. AMIS-42671 allows low
transmitted data rates down to 10kbit/s or lower.
The autobaud function allows the CAN
controller to determine the incoming baud rate
without influencing the CAN communication on
the bus. These transceivers may be used in both
12V and 24V systems.
ON Semiconductor also offer a range of other
transceivers supporting long network
requirements.
These include the AMIS-42673 high-speed 3.3V
digital-interface CAN transceiver, the AMIS-42675
high-speed low-power CAN transceiver, and the
AMIS-42770 dual high-speed CAN transceiver.
FEATURES
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- Fully compatible with ISO 11898-2
- Integrated autobaud function
- Bus communication speeds up to 1Mbit/s
- Optional low transmit-data rate option for networks exceeding 1km
- Differential receiver with ±35V common-mode range
- Thermal protection
- Bus pins protected against transients
- Silent mode in which the transmitter is disabled
- ±8kV ESD protection for CAN bus
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APPLICATIONS
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- Industrial networks
- Industrial process control
- In-building networks
- Elevators
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