Understanding CAN Instrumentation in Vehicles

Understanding CAN Instrumentation in Vehicles

Author • Expert Truck Repair 1 Introduction to CAN Instrumentation With the continuous development of commercial vehicles, their instrumentation has undergone significant changes, gradually moving towards electronic, digital, intelligent, and networked systems. As an important interface for information exchange between the driver and the vehicle, automotive instrumentation is currently evolving towards the CAN bus instrumentation … Read more

Common CAN Bus Faults and Troubleshooting Methods

Common CAN Bus Faults and Troubleshooting Methods

When there are issues with the CAN bus, it is often accompanied by various faults, such as abnormal dashboard displays, the vehicle not starting, or not being able to turn off after starting, etc. We will mainly introduce the eight common types of CAN bus faults and specific troubleshooting methods. Below is the main text. … Read more

Common Mistakes with Can and Could in English

Common Mistakes with Can and Could in English

First Year English Second Semester [Modal Verbs] Common Mistakes with Can and Could [Key Common Mistakes] 1. Indicating Ability He could swim when he was five. He could swim when he was five. —Can you drive a car? Can you drive a car? —Yes, I can. Yes, I can./No, I can’t. No, I can’t. 2. … Read more

Understanding CAN Communication in Automobiles

Understanding CAN Communication in Automobiles

Follow our WeChat public account, click the top right corner of the public account homepage “ ··· ”, set a star mark to receive real-time updates on the latest news in smart automotive electronics and software. Source: Automotive Maintenance and Repair What is CAN? “Controller Area Network”, or CAN, is one of the most widely … Read more

Understanding the Usage of ‘Can’

Understanding the Usage of 'Can'

The negative form of can: cannot/can't 1. Basic Usage 1. Indicates ability (in terms of physical and mental capacity) to do or to happen, meaning “can, able to,” etc., generally indicating present ability, for example: They could speak English at a very young age. They could speak English at a very young age. Peter can … Read more

Research Series on Vehicle CAN Signals and Electrical Architecture

Research Series on Vehicle CAN Signals and Electrical Architecture

Currently, the communication for vehicle control in new energy vehicles is mainly based on the CAN bus. Almost all Electronic Control Units (ECUs) communicate via the CAN bus, including BMS, braking systems, motor control, etc. Since the vehicle CAN bus messages contain real-time data from key system components, parsing the vehicle CAN bus message data … Read more

Three Uses of ‘Can’ in English

Three Uses of 'Can' in English

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Detailed Usage of Modals Can, May, Must in Junior High School English

Detailed Usage of Modals Can, May, Must in Junior High School English

Point 1: Usage of Modals Can, May, Must in Declarative Sentences: 1. Usage of can: (1) Indicates ability, permission, and possibility. When indicating ability, it is generally translated as “can” or “be able to,” meaning possessing a skill, especially an innate ability. For example: She can swim fast, but I can’t. (她能游得很快,但我不能。) I can see … Read more

Understanding the Uses of ‘Can’ in English

Understanding the Uses of 'Can' in English

In English learning, we often encounter the word can. But is can only used to mean “to be able to”? Today, we will summarize all the uses of the word can. 1. As a Modal Verb 1. To express ability or possibility: can, be able to I can swim very fast. 2. To express knowledge … Read more

Grammar Guide | Usage of Modal Verbs Can and Could

Grammar Guide | Usage of Modal Verbs Can and Could

Usage of Can and Could 1. Indicating Ability (1) To express current ability, use can: My sister can drive. My sister can drive. Everyone here can speak English. Everyone here can speak English. (2) To express future ability, usually use the future tense of be able to instead of can or could: I’ll be able … Read more