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A SLIO (Serial Link Input/Output) CAN Implementation
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Multiplexing Conference
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English
Abstract
This paper discusses the use of SLIO CAN technology for low speed (<125 Kbit/s) body control system. The architecture of SLIO as well as its benefits and shortcomings are explained and illustrated. A body control system utilising the SLIO CAN technology has been build to investigate the feasibility of its implementation. The flexibility in adding enhancement and fault tolerance feature to the system is also addressed. The prior knowledge of CAN Specification 2.0 is assumed[1].
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McLaughlin, R. and Khoh, S., "A SLIO (Serial Link Input/Output) CAN Implementation," SAE Technical Paper 941661, 1994, https://doi.org/10.4271/941661.Also In
References
- “CAN Specification, version 2.0” Bosch Robert Stuttgart 1991
- “Road Vehicles - Interchange of Digital Information - Controller Area Network (CAN) for High Speed Communication (ISO 11898)” ISO Nov 1993
- “P82C150 SLIO CAN Data Sheet” Philips Semiconductors 1993
- “DS36001 SLIO1 - Serial Link Input Output Device” National Semiconductor 1993