DESIGN AND SIMULATION
OF CAN CONTROLLER.
ABSTRACT:
In
this article is present a stand-alone controller for the controller area
network (CAN) protocol. The design contains all necessary features required to
implement a high performance communication protocol. The CAN controller with a
simple bus line connection performs all the functions of the physical and
data-link layers. The application layer is provided by a microcontroller, to
which the CAN controller connects through general purpose non-multiplexed parallel
8-bits bus.
The chip is going to be
coded using HDL then functional simulation will be performed, then the code
will be synthesized and logic simulation will be performed. Then place and
route will be done and fitted on to Spartan-3E FPGA. Then timing simulation
will be done to check the complete functionality and design specifications.
The complete chip
functionality is going to be demonstrated on Spartan-3E FPGA.
SOFTWARE:
VHDL.
DEVELOPMENT TOOLS:
XILINX ISE, MODELSIM.
APPLICATIONS: The
development of increasingly complex Microsystems requires the usage of a
powerful field bus system for distributed real-time networks. The CAN protocol
has a wide acceptance in the field of serial communication.
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