CAN is a communication and communication software protocol, originally developed by Robert Bosch GmbH in 1986 automobile networks in cars. CAN Tires using twisted pairs were specially designed to be reliable in an electromagnetic noisy atmosphere. The use of CAN in cars includes the connection of the engine control system, control peripheral sensors of the cabin and body, as well as on -board diagnostics. The tire can also be found in other built -in management applications, such as production automation, automation of buildings and aerospace systems.
CAN Tire of Cars
CAN Tire allows microcontrollers in a car, exchange information with each other without the need to have a network host. A typical car today has dozens of microcontrollers that interact with each other using various CAN tires.