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The TinyCAN: An Optimized CAN Controller IP for FPGA-Based Platforms

Fabiano C. Carvalho, Ingrid Jansch-Pôrto, Edison Pignaton de Freitas, Campos Pereira

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This paper presents the TinyCAN, a resource constrained controller area network controller implemented in VHDL language. The core description is fully synthesizable and fits in a FPGA-based platform occupying a maximum of 366 look-up tables. An enhanced error control strategy was elaborated with the aim of producing a more suitable behavior for safety-critical applications. For all that, compatibility with off-the-shelf components was preserved implementation details and comments on design decisions are given. The paper also presents some guidelines for the use of the proposed CAN controller IP for time-triggered architectures.

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This paper presents the TinyCAN, a resource constrained controller area network controller implemented in VHDL language. The core description is fully synthesizable and fits in a FPGA-based platform occupying a maximum of 366 look-up tables. An enhanced error control strategy was elaborated with the aim of producing a more suitable behavior for safety-critical applications. For all that, compatibility with off-the-shelf components was preserved implementation details and comments on design decisions are given. The paper also presents some guidelines for the use of the proposed CAN controller IP for time-triggered architectures.

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This paper presents the TinyCAN, a resource constrained controller area network controller implemented in VHDL language. The core description is fully synthesizable and fits in a FPGA-based platform occupying a maximum of 366 look-up tables. An enhanced error control strategy was elaborated with the aim of producing a more suitable behavior for safety-critical applications. For all that, compatibility with off-the-shelf components was preserved implementation details and comments on design decisions are given. The paper also presents some guidelines for the use of the proposed CAN controller IP for time-triggered architectures.

Key concepts: VHDL, Field-programmable gate array, Computer science, Embedded system, Hardware description language, Controller (irrigation), Compatibility (geochemistry), Computer architecture

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