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Posts Tagged ‘Linux’

Mai
2
2009

Embedded Platform for the Automotive Area

Category: FlexRay, Products

Embedded Platform for the Automotive AreaThe universal Embedded Platform, which was already successful presented in March on the Embedded World Fair in Nuremberg, can as of now be delivered to interested customers.

The Embedded Platform was specially designed for customers, which like to develop applications for the industrial or automotive area, but do not yet have the final target hardware with the required field bus interfaces available.

The hardware supports a temperature range between -20 °C and +70 °C, is based on a powerful microcontroller module and provides many interfaces for the connection to all important field bus systems (FlexRay, 4 x CAN, 2 x LIN, K-Line and others). In addition, RS-232 interfaces for the connection of external peripheral devices are available, as well as digital and analog I/Os.
Time stamps with an accuracy of 100 ns can be assigned to the messages on all bus interfaces. This also applies for the analog and digital I/Os.


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Mrz
2
2009

CANopen Stack supports Linux SocketCAN drivers

Category: CANopen, Products, Updates

CANopen Stack supports SocketCAN drivers for LinuxIXXAT Automation GmbH is pleased to announce that the versatile CANopenRT protocol software now supports the most recent implementation of the SocketCAN drivers for Linux using the Sysfs virtual file system.

SocketCAN is a set of open source drivers and a network stack that extends the Berkeley sockets API in Linux by introducing a new protocol family PF_CAN. Main components of SocketCAN are the network device drivers for different CAN controllers and the implementation of the CAN protocol family. The SocketCAN framework has become part of vanilla kernel starting with 2.6.25.


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Apr
8
2008

CAN Interface for USB with Linux Driver

Category: CAN, CANopen, Products

USB CAN Interface for LinuxBesides PCI and ISA, IXXAT now also supports the well-priced single channel USB-to-CAN compact interface with a layer-2 Linux driver free of charge.
This enables the development and the usage of customer specific analysis, configuration and test applications on notebooks and other mobile systems. Due to the common driver interface, an adaptation of existing Linux applications to support the USB interface can be made very easily.

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