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Standard CAN frame

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What are the parts of a standard CAN frame? SOF, Arbitration Field, Control Field, Data Field, CRC Field, ACK Field, EOF, IFS
How many bits does the SOF have? 1 bit
What is the SOF and its value? Start Of Frame, 1 bit → Always dominant (0)
What is the purpose of SOF? Indicates the start of the frame transmission
What does the Arbitration Field contain? Identifier + RTR
How many bits is the Identifier in standard CAN? 11 bits
What is the purpose of the Identifier? Defines message priority (lower value = higher priority)
What is the RTR bit and its default value in data frame? Remote Transmission Request → 0 (dominant) for Data Frame, 1 (recessive) for Remote Frame
How many bits does RTR have? 1 bit
What does RTR indicate? 0 = Data frame, 1 = Remote frame
How many bits are in the Arbitration Field? 12 bits (11 ID + 1 RTR)
What does the Control Field contain? IDE + r0 + DLC
How many bits does the Control Field have? 6 bits
What is the IDE bit? Identifier Extension (0 = standard frame, 1 = extended frame)
How many bits does IDE have? 1 bit
What is the r0 bit? Reserved bit (always dominant = 0)
How many bits does r0 have? 1 bit
What is DLC? Data Length Code
How many bits does DLC have? 4 bits
What does DLC indicate? Number of data bytes (0 to 8 bytes)
How many bytes can the Data Field have? 0 to 8 bytes
How many bits can the Data Field have? 0 to 64 bits
What is the purpose of the Data Field? Contains the payload (actual information)
What does the CRC Field contain? CRC + CRC delimiter
How many bits does the CRC have? 15 bits
How many bits does the CRC delimiter have? What is the CRC delimiter default value? 1 bit, Always recessive (1)
What is the purpose of CRC? Error detection
How many bits does the CRC Field have in total? 16 bits
What does the ACK Field contain? ACK slot + ACK delimiter
How many bits does the ACK slot have?What is the ACK delimiter default value? 1 bit, Always recessive (1)
What is the purpose of ACK? Confirms that at least one node received the frame correctly
How many bits does the ACK Field have? 2 bits
How many bits does EOF have?What is the default value of EOF bits? 7 bits, All recessive (1)
What does EOF mean? End Of Frame
What is the purpose of EOF? Indicates the end of the frame
What is IFS? Inter Frame Space
How many bits does IFS have?and value? 3 bits → all recessive (1)
What is the purpose of IFS? Provides separation between frames
What is the total size of a standard CAN frame? Approximately 47 to 111 bits (depending on data length)
What types of CAN frames exist? Data frame, Remote frame, Error frame, Overload frame
How does arbitration work in CAN? The message with the lowest ID wins
What are dominant and recessive bits? 0 = dominant, 1 = recessive
What happens during arbitration? Nodes transmit simultaneously; dominant (0) overwrites recessive (1)
What is the default bus level when idle? Recessive (1)
Where does bit stuffing apply? From SOF to CRC field
What happens if a node detects an error? Sends an Error Frame (dominant bits)
What is the main difference between Standard and Extended CAN? Identifier length → Standard: 11 bits, Extended: 29 bits
What does the Arbitration Field contain (Extended)? 11-bit base ID + SRR + IDE + 18-bit extension + RTR
What is SRR in Extended frame? Substitute Remote Request → always recessive (1)
What is the IDE bit in Extended frame? 1 (recessive) → indicates extended format
Created by: yizuztineo
 

 



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