A one-channel CAN transceiver for an on-chip CAN controller is useful for developing a CAN-based system, for example, an ideal environment for gateway application development. The kit’s main board is ...

BMW was first to put FlexRay into production. Proponents expect other OEMs to follow shortly, but there's plenty of life left in LIN and CAN — and plenty of opportunity for tools ...

Available in bare dice and an SSOP20 package, the AS8222 FlexRay transceiver sports an in-package maximum ambient temperature of +150°C and bare dice with a maximum temperature ...

Philips Semiconductors is producing FlexRay transceiver chip testing. Meanwhile, Motorola is supplying a FlexRay communication controller and defining the integration of the protocol into its own ...

Getting ready for the demand it expects to see for high speed automotive networks based on FlexRay, austriamicrosystems AG has just released its AS8221 bus transceiver. According to Bernd Gessner, ...

Austriamicrosystems has announced the new AS8221 FlexRay transceiver, which is certified to the FlexRay Standard V2.1 Rev B. This transceiver acts as an interface between digital logic and copper ...

Eindhoven, The Netherlands—NXP, formerly Philips Semiconductors, is shipping what it claims is the industry's first FlexRay transceiver, the TJA1080. With the high-speed FlexRay network communications ...

NXP has added three new devices to its family of FlexRay transceivers. The TJA1083 is a FlexRay clamp 15 node transceiver available in a TSSOP14 package, while the TJA1085 and TJA1086 are both FlexRay ...

Several European automakers and electronics suppliers have launched a major initiative to set standards for future in-car control systems.

Analogue ic specialist Austriamicrosystems has launched what it claims is the world's first FlexRay transceiver produced in series, certified to the FlexRay specification V2.1 Rev B. The AS8221 ...