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Introducing the CAN Communication Blocks from NXP MBDT

Introducing the CAN Communication Blocks from NXP MBDT

About This Training

At one time, the radio was likely the only electronic device in an automobile. Nowadays, almost all vehicle components have some electronic feature and the need for building robust in-car networks is rising. The control area network (CAN) is one of the most used communication protocols in the automotive industry.

This session will highlight the key aspects of communication in the automotive industry. Learn how to use NXP's Model-Based Design Toolbox (MBDT) and S32K144EVB to simplify CAN applications with only a few blocks: configuration, transmit and receive.

Training Outline

Get to Know the User-Friendly NXP MBDT for Application Development in MATLAB/Simulink

Introducing the SPI Communication Blocks from NXP MBDT

Introducing the CAN Communication Blocks from NXP MBDT

Introducing the PWM Control Blocks from NXP MBDT

Presentation

Introducing the CAN Communication Blocks from NXP MBDT

What You Will Learn

Understand the basic concepts around CAN communication
Learn how to create a CAN "Hello world" application, running on S32K144EVB
Learn to configure and use the three basic blocks: configuration, transmit and receive
How to use CAN interrupts and test a CAN application from PC using a CAN sniffer

Presented by

Constantin Razvan Chivu
MBDT Software Engineer, Automotive Processing, NXP Semiconductors

DURATION

52 min

LANGUAGE

English

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Additional Resources

Related Trainings

Part 1 | Get to Know the User-Friendly NXP MBDT for Application Development in MATLAB/Simulink

Part 2 | Introducing the SPI Communication Blocks from NXP MBDT

Part 3 | Introducing the CAN Communication Blocks from NXP MBDT

Part 4 | Introducing the PWM Control Blocks from NXP MBDT

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