Understanding Common Bus Communication Principles with 17 Animations

Understanding Common Bus Communication Principles with 17 Animations

A collection of animated diagrams illustrating signal transmission in communication protocols helps us understand the principles of signal transmission. 1. SPI Transmission ▲ Figure 1 SPI Data Transmission ▲ Figure 1.2 SPI Data Transmission (2) ▲ Figure 1.3 SPI Timing Signal 2. I²C Transmission ▲ Figure 2.1 I2C Bus and Addressing Method 3. UART Transmission … Read more

Comprehensive Knowledge of RS485 Bus

Comprehensive Knowledge of RS485 Bus

Search on WeChat Technical Training In engineering, the RS485 control line is often mentioned. What exactly is it? Today, I will discuss the applications related to RS485. By understanding RS485 in depth, you will find that there is indeed a lot of knowledge within it. We will choose some common issues considered in weak electricity … Read more

Regular Maintenance Methods for CAN Bus Faults – Part 1

Regular Maintenance Methods for CAN Bus Faults - Part 1

When the CAN bus malfunctions or data transmission is abnormal, various strange fault phenomena often occur, such as abnormal dashboard displays, inability to start the vehicle, failure to turn off after starting, decreased vehicle performance, and loss of certain electronic control system functions. This is because relevant data or information is transmitted through the CAN … Read more

The Battleground of Smart Cars: Differences Between CAN FD and Traditional CAN

The Battleground of Smart Cars: Differences Between CAN FD and Traditional CAN

With the booming development of automotive electronics and industrial automation, the number of devices and data volume on the CAN bus has greatly increased, posing significant challenges to the CAN bus. To meet the higher bandwidth and data throughput requirements, CAN FD (CAN with Flexible Data-Rate) was born. So what exactly are the differences between … Read more

Common Maintenance Methods for Automotive CAN Bus Failures – Part 2

Common Maintenance Methods for Automotive CAN Bus Failures - Part 2

4. Short Circuit of CAN L to Ground When a short circuit occurs between CAN L and ground, due to the fault tolerance characteristics of the CAN bus, the entire CAN network may be unable to communicate or generate related fault codes. However, for certain vehicle models, such as Haima, the fault tolerance characteristics of … Read more

The Ultimate Explanation of Modal Verb: Can

The Ultimate Explanation of Modal Verb: Can

Education | Reading | Life | Growth Written by Chen Deyong In the previous section, we discussed the 7 groups of modal verbs that are essential for middle school English. In this article, we will delve deeper into the usage of these modal verbs.Today, let’s first take a look at the usage of the most … Read more

Understanding The Difference Between May And Can

Understanding The Difference Between May And Can

1)Generally speaking: may means being allowed to do something, while can means having the ability to do something. He can swim the channel. He can swim across the strait. Children may swim in the pool only when there is a lifeguard present. Children can only swim in the pool when a lifeguard is present. However, … Read more

Impact of Not Using Termination Resistors in CAN Bus

Impact of Not Using Termination Resistors in CAN Bus

Before performing CAN bus communication, it is important to ensure proper bus configuration, such as termination resistors. They are crucial components that affect bus communication. Below, we will analyze the effects of not using termination resistors solely from the perspective of signal amplitude and time constant, without considering signal integrity. Termination Resistor Requirements According to … Read more

Usage Points of the Modal Verb Can

Usage Points of the Modal Verb Can

The modal verb can is frequently used in English, and its main usages and points of focus include: 1. Expressing Ability In this case, can means “to be able to”. In negative sentences, simply add not after can, and in interrogative sentences, move can to the beginning of the sentence. For example: Affirmative: She can … Read more