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SystemBase Launches Industrial USB to CAN/CAN-FD Analyzer, uCAN/Analyzer-FD

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uCAN/Analyzer-FD is an industrial high-performance converter and analyzer that converts USB to CAN/CAN-FD communication. [Photo: SYSTEMBASE]

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SystemBase said it has launched the industrial USB to CAN/CAN-FD analyzer 'uCAN/Analyzer-FD.'

The product supports USB-based CAN and CAN-FD communication setup and data analysis, and provides CAN/CAN-FD frame transmission and reception, as well as data sorting, organizing, and filtering.

It also features simultaneous Classical CAN and CAN-FD support, CAN-FD speeds of up to 8 Mbps, USB 2.0 High-Speed-based speeds of up to 480 Mbps, error checking and DAR and ABOR functions, and industrial operating temperatures of -40 to 85 degrees Celsius with up to ±15 kV ESD (HBM) protection.

SystemBase announced the launch of its industrial USB to CAN/CAN-FD analyzer, 'uCAN/Analyzer-FD.' The company said the product supports USB-based CAN and CAN-FD communication setup and data analysis for industrial sites.

'uCAN/Analyzer-FD' is an industrial high-performance converter and analyzer that converts USB into CAN/CAN-FD communication. The product supports CAN/CAN-FD frame transmission and reception, as well as user-defined sorting, organizing, and filtering of transmitted and received data. Its intended uses include monitoring and analyzing CAN communication environments.

SystemBase highlighted simultaneous support for Classical CAN and CAN-FD as a key feature of the product. It also cited CAN-FD high-speed communication of up to 8 Mbps as another core strength.

CAN is a communications standard used in vehicles and a wide range of industrial equipment. In recent years, as the number of connected devices and the volume of data continue to increase, the need to address the limitations of conventional CAN in line with the growing number of devices and data has become more pressing.

Against this backdrop, demand for CAN-FD continues to rise. Classical CAN (2.0A/B) supports speeds of up to 1 Mbps, while CAN-FD supports speeds of up to 8 Mbps.

SystemBase said uCAN/Analyzer-FD was designed to enable high-speed data communication and analysis for CAN-FD environments. The product supports USB communication speeds of up to 480 Mbps based on USB 2.0 High-Speed.

The dedicated utility is called 'uCANAnalyzerFDUtil.' According to SystemBase, 'uCANAnalyzerFDUtil' provides functions for checking transmitted and received CAN data, configuring CAN/CAN-FD communication settings, supporting data transmission and reception, saving received data, and filtering, helping improve the convenience of reviewing and analyzing CAN communication environment data.

uCAN/Analyzer-FD provides a CAN communication error response function. It includes a mechanism to check errors that occur during communication and offers the DAR (Disable Auto Retransmission) function to prevent automatic retransmission when a transmission error occurs. It also uses the ABOR (Automatic Bus Off Recovery) function to enable automatic recovery when bus off occurs.

uCAN/Analyzer-FD supports an industrial operating temperature range of -40 to 85 degrees Celsius and includes built-in protection of up to ±15 kV ESD (HBM). It also applies ESD, EFT, and surge protection standards so it can be used stably in industrial settings such as factory automation, where electrical conditions can change.

SystemBase said stable communication and an environment for checking and analyzing actual transmitted and received data are important in industrial settings. It added that uCAN/Analyzer-FD provides USB-based connectivity, CAN-FD high-speed communication, and data monitoring and analysis functions. SystemBase expects it to be used in the development and maintenance of CAN/CAN-FD-based equipment.

Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Kwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407657

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