Hello,
the two screens "CAN Min/Max" and "CAN Voltages" use the same raw data, it is only a different way the data are presented.
If GND of all devices is the same:
A recessive CAN-level is ~ 2.5V for both CAN-H and CAN-L.
A dominant CAN-level is ~ 3.5V for CAN-H and ~ 1.5V for CAN-L.
The analog ...
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- Tue 12. Aug 2025, 17:42
- Forum: PCAN-MiniDiag FD
- Topic: Interpretation of CAN Min/Max
- Replies: 1
- Views: 9812
- Tue 12. Aug 2025, 08:47
- Forum: Software
- Topic: Output Signal
- Replies: 3
- Views: 13100
Re: Output Signal
Hello,
I'm still not sure what you want to do. Was my assumption from my last response correct?
The function "hysteresis" compares a signal with two discrete values. If an input rises above "upper border", the predefined "high output" is set into the output signal, if the input value falls below ...
I'm still not sure what you want to do. Was my assumption from my last response correct?
The function "hysteresis" compares a signal with two discrete values. If an input rises above "upper border", the predefined "high output" is set into the output signal, if the input value falls below ...
- Thu 7. Aug 2025, 11:23
- Forum: Software
- Topic: Output Signal
- Replies: 3
- Views: 13100
Re: Output Signal
Hello,
do I understand you correctly:
you want to receive a Signal from the CAN-Bus that has values like 100, 200, 300 (therefore: bitlength on the CAN-Bus is at least 9bit), and then send a modified signal with values like 10,20, 30 onto the CAN-bus?
There are several options to do this:
1 ...
do I understand you correctly:
you want to receive a Signal from the CAN-Bus that has values like 100, 200, 300 (therefore: bitlength on the CAN-Bus is at least 9bit), and then send a modified signal with values like 10,20, 30 onto the CAN-bus?
There are several options to do this:
1 ...
- Tue 15. Jul 2025, 16:33
- Forum: Hardware
- Topic: Heavy Noise on MicroMod FD Digital 1
- Replies: 1
- Views: 56382
Re: Heavy Noise on MicroMod FD Digital 1
Hello,
could you please explain more details about your setup?
Baseboard DIgital1 has 8 Lowside drivers. If you want to see the output levels with a scope, please connect a PullUp resistors (~10kOhm) from an output to a supply (e.g.12V if you use a 12V Power supply). Without a Pullup you will always ...
could you please explain more details about your setup?
Baseboard DIgital1 has 8 Lowside drivers. If you want to see the output levels with a scope, please connect a PullUp resistors (~10kOhm) from an output to a supply (e.g.12V if you use a 12V Power supply). Without a Pullup you will always ...
- Tue 20. May 2025, 15:39
- Forum: PCAN-USB FD
- Topic: Internal clock tolerance
- Replies: 2
- Views: 7066
Re: Internal clock tolerance
Hello,
clock is based on a crystal with a frequency tolerance of 30ppm and a frequency stability of 30ppm within temperature of -40°C to +85°C. Thererfor the input clock can vary by 60ppm. The CAN output clock is created by using several digital dividers that do not change the accuracy.
Regards ...
clock is based on a crystal with a frequency tolerance of 30ppm and a frequency stability of 30ppm within temperature of -40°C to +85°C. Thererfor the input clock can vary by 60ppm. The CAN output clock is created by using several digital dividers that do not change the accuracy.
Regards ...
- Mon 5. May 2025, 14:00
- Forum: PCAN-MicroMod FD
- Topic: Frequency Outputs
- Replies: 4
- Views: 29178
Re: Frequency Outputs
Hello,
for a better explaination I will add some examples to explain how the duty cycle is created:
The timer responsible for the PWM genaration runs with 10MHz. If you want to have a PWM output with a frequency of 1 Hz, you can imagine a counter that counts from 1 to 10,000,000. If a 20% duty ...
for a better explaination I will add some examples to explain how the duty cycle is created:
The timer responsible for the PWM genaration runs with 10MHz. If you want to have a PWM output with a frequency of 1 Hz, you can imagine a counter that counts from 1 to 10,000,000. If a 20% duty ...
- Wed 30. Apr 2025, 15:30
- Forum: PCAN-MicroMod FD
- Topic: Frequency Outputs
- Replies: 4
- Views: 29178
Re: Frequency Outputs
Hello,
the two frequency outputs are based on a 10MHz timer. The equivalent resolution depends on the selected output frequency.
Example:
Output frequency for the PWM signal is set to 1kHz.
10MHz/1kHz=10000.
Equivalent bit resolution: log(10000)/log(2) = 13.29 => 13bit
With a 100Hz PWM frequency ...
the two frequency outputs are based on a 10MHz timer. The equivalent resolution depends on the selected output frequency.
Example:
Output frequency for the PWM signal is set to 1kHz.
10MHz/1kHz=10000.
Equivalent bit resolution: log(10000)/log(2) = 13.29 => 13bit
With a 100Hz PWM frequency ...
- Thu 10. Apr 2025, 16:18
- Forum: PCAN-Router FD
- Topic: Messages delay in tx and rx on one can with PCAN Router FD
- Replies: 8
- Views: 12795
Re: Messages delay in tx and rx on one can with PCAN Router FD
Hello,
if you call "CAN_UserRead()" you will get a received message from the receive fifo (or nothing if the fifo is empty). This message is then removed from the receive-fifo.
In your code you call
CAN_UserRead ( VEHICLE_CAN_BUS, &RxMsg)
at the beginning of the main-loop, and again cyclic every ...
if you call "CAN_UserRead()" you will get a received message from the receive fifo (or nothing if the fifo is empty). This message is then removed from the receive-fifo.
In your code you call
CAN_UserRead ( VEHICLE_CAN_BUS, &RxMsg)
at the beginning of the main-loop, and again cyclic every ...
- Tue 1. Apr 2025, 17:34
- Forum: PCAN-MicroMod FD
- Topic: CAN messages silently dropped by controller
- Replies: 2
- Views: 4483
Re: CAN messages silently dropped by controller
Hello,
for a test I have created a function that sends "number" CAN-Messages and counts how often the write-attempt to the tx-queue was not successful.A 32bit number is incremented with each message, in case the number of receive messages are smaller than expected it is possible to check a trace ...
for a test I have created a function that sends "number" CAN-Messages and counts how often the write-attempt to the tx-queue was not successful.A 32bit number is incremented with each message, in case the number of receive messages are smaller than expected it is possible to check a trace ...
- Wed 6. Mar 2024, 15:05
- Forum: PCAN-MicroMod FD
- Topic: Micromod FD external CAN transciever
- Replies: 3
- Views: 6872
Re: Micromod FD external CAN transciever
Hello,
the hardware is prepared for an external transceiver, but the released firmware does not support this feature.
Your schematic looks OK.
Please send a Message to our support to get a premilary firmware that supports the external transceiver.
support[at]peak-system.com
with the toppic ...
the hardware is prepared for an external transceiver, but the released firmware does not support this feature.
Your schematic looks OK.
Please send a Message to our support to get a premilary firmware that supports the external transceiver.
support[at]peak-system.com
with the toppic ...