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CAN network development course using ARM cortex m3

Learn CAN from scratch to building CAN network

Created byVenkatesh Mane, Reshma Mane

Last updated 3/2024

English

What you'll learn

CAN( Controller Area Network basics)
Programming CAN nodes
Programming ARM cortex m3
Building CAN Network
Overview about CAN bus analysis tools

Course content

6 sections • 48 lectures • 5h 53m total length

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Course Agenda0:59
Need for ECU Communication3:26
Need for communication in Automotive
Electronic control unit (ECU)4:15
Challenges in ECU communication5:26

CAN controller using ARM LPC17687:47
mbed online compiler9:05
Keil studio cloud compilation5:23
debugging_deploying_mbed APIs part-01:56
debugging_deploying_mbed APIs part-12:40
debugging_deploying_mbed APIs part-22:47
debugging_deploying_mbed APIs part-34:52
debugging_deploying_mbed APIs part-40:48
debugging_deploying_mbed APIs part-51:42
debugging_deploying_mbed APIs part-67:30
debugging_deploying_mbed APIs part-73:04
Basic CAN code and CAN network circuit details10:24
Transmitter and Receiver node program12:07
CAN data on Tera term software tool1:24
Sending switch status on CAN bus4:59

Introduction to Model based design techniques4:30
Introduction Simulink5:11
Getting started with Simulink1:43
Simulink support package installation8:49
Simulink Blocks for Arduino Programming7:23
overview about CAN Network building using Simulink-on Arduino platform5:16
Interfacing MCP2515 to the Arduino Uno5:48
Pin connection details between MCP2515 and Arduino Uno1:16
CAN transmitter module18:39
CAN Receiver Module8:10

Requirements

Basic electronics
Basics of Automotives

Description

CAN protocol overview: Introduction to the CAN protocol, Overview of Reasons for the development of CAN Comparison of CAN with other serial communication protocols, ISO-OSI layers of CAN, CAN vehicle network Architecture, Features of CAN protocol, Frame formats of CAN
CAN physical layer: CAN nodes, CAN Bus voltage levels and node interfacing techniques, CAN bit timings and baud rate settings
CAN data link layer: CAN Bus arbitration, CAN Bus Fault Confinement
Hands-on Exercises on Real World System: Introduction to Cortex-M3, Online compiler Hands-On session for cortex-M3, Building CAN Transmitter node
Building a CAN Receiver node, Analysis of CAN data on desktop

Who this course is for:

Embedded system professionals
automotive industry engineers
researchers
hardware and software developers, electronics engineers, engineering students, faculty members, technicians, and anybody who has fashion for building CAN network.