Looking for a micro 2 CAN + 1 LIN

[Brian Edwards-4]

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Hi All,

 

Can somebody suggest a Microprocessor that is currently in production that has at a minimum 2 CAN controllers(3 would be better), 1 LIN controller and 1 UART.  It seems like there should be one out there that meets those requirements but I haven’t found it yet that seems to be readily available yet.

 8 or 16 bit

20 – 40Mhz

Internal flash & RAM. 

Not a lot of other IO is needed, just enough to flip enables and stuff.

 

Alternately, has anybody heard of a standalone LIN controller?  I could bit bang it but I’d rather not.

 

I have recently worked with PCI and ST10/C167 controllers.  I figure that somebody on this list would know off the top of their head.

 

 Thanks

 

 

Brian Edwards, PE

Enercon Technologies

25 Northbrook DR

Gray, ME  04039

[phone] x650 phone

[phone] fax

 

[John Dammeyer]

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Check out the TI 2800 series DSP line. 

 

John Dammeyer

 

 

Automation Artisans Inc.
http://www.autoartisans.com
Ph. 1 250 544 4950

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Subject: [CANLIST] Looking for a micro 2 CAN + 1 LIN

Hi All,

 

Can somebody suggest a Microprocessor that is currently in production that has at a minimum 2 CAN controllers(3 would be better), 1 LIN controller and 1 UART.  It seems like there should be one out there that meets those requirements but I haven’t found it yet that seems to be readily available yet.

 8 or 16 bit

20 – 40Mhz

Internal flash & RAM. 

Not a lot of other IO is needed, just enough to flip enables and stuff.

 

Alternately, has anybody heard of a standalone LIN controller?  I could bit bang it but I’d rather not.

 

I have recently worked with PCI and ST10/C167 controllers.  I figure that somebody on this list would know off the top of their head.

 

 Thanks

 

 

Brian Edwards, PE

Enercon Technologies

25 Northbrook DR

Gray, ME  04039

[phone] x650 phone

[phone] fax

 

[Janakiraman, Hareesh]

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Brian,

        See if the TMS320F2808 controller from TI would be a good fit. It has 64Kx16 words of Flash and 2 CAN ports and a bunch of I/Os. What it lacks is a LIN. It has 2 standard UARTs, one of which you may be able to software tweak for LIN operation.

 

Regards,
Hareesh Jana

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Check out the TI 2800 series DSP line. 

 

John Dammeyer

 

 

Automation Artisans Inc.
http://www.autoartisans.com
Ph. 1 250 544 4950

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Subject: [CANLIST] Looking for a micro 2 CAN + 1 LIN

Hi All,

 

Can somebody suggest a Microprocessor that is currently in production that has at a minimum 2 CAN controllers(3 would be better), 1 LIN controller and 1 UART.  It seems like there should be one out there that meets those requirements but I haven’t found it yet that seems to be readily available yet.

 8 or 16 bit

20 – 40Mhz

Internal flash & RAM. 

Not a lot of other IO is needed, just enough to flip enables and stuff.

 

Alternately, has anybody heard of a standalone LIN controller?  I could bit bang it but I’d rather not.

 

I have recently worked with PCI and ST10/C167 controllers.  I figure that somebody on this list would know off the top of their head.

 

 Thanks

 

 

Brian Edwards, PE

Enercon Technologies

25 Northbrook DR

Gray, ME  04039

[phone] x650 phone

[phone] fax

 

[trannguyenbaoanh]

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probably you can combine a big MCU with 2-3 CAN and a smaller sub-mcu with LIN module

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Edwards [mailto:b.edwards@...]
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 3:25 AM
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Subject: [CANLIST] Looking for a micro 2 CAN + 1 LIN

Hi All,

 

Can somebody suggest a Microprocessor that is currently in production that has at a minimum 2 CAN controllers(3 would be better), 1 LIN controller and 1 UART.  It seems like there should be one out there that meets those requirements but I haven’t found it yet that seems to be readily available yet.

 8 or 16 bit

20 – 40Mhz

Internal flash & RAM. 

Not a lot of other IO is needed, just enough to flip enables and stuff.

 

Alternately, has anybody heard of a standalone LIN controller?  I could bit bang it but I’d rather not.

 

I have recently worked with PCI and ST10/C167 controllers.  I figure that somebody on this list would know off the top of their head.

 

 Thanks

 

 

Brian Edwards, PE

Enercon Technologies

25 Northbrook DR

Gray, ME  04039

[phone] x650 phone

[phone] fax

 

[heikki.saha]

Hi Brian,

See Freescale S12D-series with or without XGATE.

BR,

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Hi All,

 

Can somebody suggest a Microprocessor that is currently in production that has at a minimum 2 CAN controllers(3 would be better), 1 LIN controller and 1 UART.  It seems like there should be one out there that meets those requirements but I haven’t found it yet that seems to be readily available yet.

 8 or 16 bit

20 – 40Mhz

Internal flash & RAM. 

Not a lot of other IO is needed, just enough to flip enables and stuff.

 

Alternately, has anybody heard of a standalone LIN controller?  I could bit bang it but I’d rather not.

 

I have recently worked with PCI and ST10/C167 controllers.  I figure that somebody on this list would know off the top of their head.

 

 Thanks

 

 

Brian Edwards, PE

Enercon Technologies

25 Northbrook DR

Gray, ME  04039

[phone] x650 phone

[phone] fax

 

[Corey, Richard]

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Brian,

 

This isn’t a recommendation (I know nothing about them other than what I found by searching)

but these offer 2-3 CAN ports and there are APP notes related to LIN:

 

 

http://www.fujitsu.com/downloads/MICRO/fma/pdf/find20-4e.pdf

Fujitsu MB90340 Series

 

 

http://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/channel.html?channel=ff80808112ab681d0112ab6b3fcd0791&navigation=menu

Infineon XC164CM

 

Rick Corey

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From: canlist-owner@... [mailto:canlist-owner@...] On Behalf Of Brian Edwards
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 12:25 PM
To: canlist@...
Subject: [CANLIST] Looking for a micro 2 CAN + 1 LIN

 

Hi All,

 

Can somebody suggest a Microprocessor that is currently in production that has at a minimum 2 CAN controllers(3 would be better), 1 LIN controller and 1 UART.  It seems like there should be one out there that meets those requirements but I haven’t found it yet that seems to be readily available yet.

 8 or 16 bit

20 – 40Mhz

Internal flash & RAM. 

Not a lot of other IO is needed, just enough to flip enables and stuff.

 

Alternately, has anybody heard of a standalone LIN controller?  I could bit bang it but I’d rather not.

 

I have recently worked with PCI and ST10/C167 controllers.  I figure that somebody on this list would know off the top of their head.

 

 Thanks

 

 

Brian Edwards, PE

Enercon Technologies

25 Northbrook DR

Gray, ME  04039

[phone] x650 phone

[phone] fax

 

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