LIN message protocol LIN messages start with a synch break, synch byte, and identifier byte. The synch break is nominally 13 bit-times long and alerts each slave node to an upcoming message.

For systems that require this high level of organization, LIN stacks are available for popular LIN MCUs, such as Silicon Labs’ C8051F5xx family. These stacks can be directly loaded onto the MCU.

Part 1 of this series covered basics and LIN master nodes.. Bit-banged LIN slaves As stated in the previous installment, LIN slaves can use a timer input capture channel for reception and a general ...

Equipped with the RTM-K3 triggering and decoding option, theRohde & Schwarz RTM digital oscilloscope lets you view CAN and LIN signalsat the protocol layer and analyze the content of transmitted ...

This code example demonstrates the configuration and use of the CAN Transmit and CAN Receive mailboxes. The kit’s LIN code examples demonstrate the implementation of LIN slave communication in PSoC 4.