Common CAN Bus Faults and Troubleshooting Methods – Part 2

Common CAN Bus Faults and Troubleshooting Methods - Part 2

5. Short Circuit of CAN L to Power (Positive) When a short circuit occurs between CAN L and the power (positive), due to the fault tolerance characteristics of the CAN bus, the entire CAN network may be unable to communicate or generate related fault codes. Because of the short circuit of CAN L to the … Read more

CAN Communication Protocol for Automobiles

CAN Communication Protocol for Automobiles

Follow our public account, click the “···” in the upper right corner of the homepage, set it as a star, and stay updated on the latest news in smart automotive electronics and software. Source: OBD Diagnosis Abstract The CAN bus is a serial data communication protocol developed to solve data exchange between numerous control and … Read more

Common Faults of CAN Bus and Multimeter Inspection Methods

Common Faults of CAN Bus and Multimeter Inspection Methods

Detection Methods for CAN Bus ① Before checking the data bus system, ensure that all electronic control units (ECUs) connected to the data bus have no functional faults. Functional faults refer to those that do not directly affect the data bus system but will impact the functional process of a certain system. For example, if … Read more

Mastering The Use Of The Modal Verb Can

Mastering The Use Of The Modal Verb Can

|Learning|Life|Education|Growth| Anonymous Hard work and knowledge are the most beautiful lovers. This is a learning platform We believe you will grow with us The key grammar of Unit 1 in the People’s Education Edition of Grade 7 English is the use of modal verbs. Common modal verbs include can/could/be able to, may/might, must/have to, need, … Read more

Essential Learning | CAN Bus Tutorial for Beginners

Essential Learning | CAN Bus Tutorial for Beginners

Click on the blue text Follow us Working Principle When a node (station) on the CAN bus sends data, it broadcasts it in the form of a message to all nodes on the network. For each node, regardless of whether the data is intended for itself, it still receives it. The first 11 bits of … Read more

Introduction and Characteristics of CAN Bus – Part 2

Introduction and Characteristics of CAN Bus - Part 2

CAN Protocol Message 1. Types of Frames Communication is carried out through the following 5 types of frames. ● Data Frame ● Remote Frame ● Error Frame ● Overload Frame ● Frame Separation Additionally, the Data Frame and Remote Frame have both standard and extended formats. The standard format has an 11 bit identifier (Identifier: … Read more

Grammar Station: Special Uses of Modal Verb Can You Didn’t Know

Grammar Station: Special Uses of Modal Verb Can You Didn't Know

When it comes to the usage of can, some might say, it’s simple; it is a modal verb meaning “can, may, or be able to”? So easy. Actually, it’s not that simple. can [kæn] aaux.can;be able to;able to;may Besides the meanings mentioned above, can also… vt.to seal something in a jar for preservation n.can;container;food can … Read more

Usage of Can, May, Must for Speculation in English

Usage of Can, May, Must for Speculation in English

1、can/may/must for Speculation can, may, must can all be used to express speculation, but their meanings and usages differ. must has the strongest tone, meaning “certainly, must“, and is only used in affirmative sentences. “must + base verb“ indicates speculation about the present situation; “must + have + past participle” indicates speculation about the past. … Read more

Understanding the Use of ‘Can’ in English

Understanding the Use of 'Can' in English

“High School English Teaching Video: can” is exclusively produced by China Good Classroom. Good Classroom breaks through the traditional rigid teaching model, using the humorous Young class format to help students learn more knowledge in a relaxed and humorous teaching environment. Today, let’s summarize the usage of can. We all know that can is a … Read more

Detailed Explanation of Can and Could Usage

Detailed Explanation of Can and Could Usage

1. Indicating Ability (1) To indicate present ability, use can: My sister can drive. Everyone here can speak English. (2) To indicate future ability, usually do not use can or could, but use the future tense of be able to: I’ll be able to speak French in another few months. One day people will be … Read more