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Product category: Design and Development Hardware
News Release from: Nohau UK | Subject: IXXAT USB-to-CAN Compact
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 12 August 2003

Budget pricing for compact CANbus
analyser

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The IXXAT USB-to-CAN Compact offers CANbus developers a very reasonably-priced, completely portable CAN interface in a small, handy case.

With the new IXXAT USB-to-CAN Compact, Nohau UK is able to offer CANbus developers a very reasonably-priced, completely portable CAN interface in a small, handy case USB-to-CAN Compact has an USB V1.1 port operating at 12Mbit/s, an SJA1000 CAN controller providing a single CAN bus interface (ISO/IS11898-2) with a sub-D9 plug conforming to CiA DS102

The operating mode of the device and of the CAN controllers is displayed via LEDs.

Equipped with the Infineon C161 microcontroller, a 256Kbyte Flash memory and 128Kbyte RAM, the interface has enough performance to receive bursts of CAN messages, provide them with a timestamp and send them to the PC via USB without losing data, even at high datarates and large bus loads.

The 5V DC supply voltage is provided via the USB, making this a truly portable solution to CANbus analysis in the field as well as a "plug-and-go" solution in the lab.

The USB-to-CAN Compact is supplied with the IXXAT universal VCI CAN driver, which allows the operation of IXXAT high-level CANbus analysis tools and the creation of customers' own applications, as well as a simple monitoring tool.

With its common API, the VCI-driver allows an application to use any of the CAN cards offered by IXXAT without modification to the application.

VCI is available to run under Windows 98, Me, 2000 and XP.

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