Hi,

I read once about a guy who has done a 125KHz Can implementation in a
AFAIR 16C715. more speed seems to be impossible. While I read the
discussion
in the German Magazine called "Design & Electronic" I assume that the
"intellectual property" is held nonpublic because of financial interest.

CAN by Software is NOT a trivial task ...

Take a look at the affered Chip's as R. Russ suggests.

Kind regards,

        Stefan

"R. Russ" wrote:
>
> The vast majority of PICs need a CAN interface chip amd I think they
> are coming out with or already have a high-end PIC with built in CAN. The
> latest selector quide has lists the new MCP2510 CAN interface chip haven't
>
> seen any pricing or availabilty yet. We use the PIC16C66 with an Intel
> 82527
> in our CAN232 product.
>
> Brian Kraut wrote:
>
> > Anyone have experience with CAN buss?  Can a PIC be configured to send
> > and receive signals off CAN or does it require some type of special
> > controller chip?
>
> --
>
> From: Ron Russ
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