A multi-type output vehicle circuit system based on CANFD communication control
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https://doi.org/10.54097/gbvndx15Keywords:
CANFD, STM32, Voltage output, PWM, Serial portAbstract
To address the complex control requirements and system flexibility challenges faced by intelligent vehicles and autonomous driving technology, especially with the significant increase in in-vehicle communication demands, traditional automotive networks such as CAN or LIN have gradually exposed issues with insufficient information exchange speed. This research introduces the more advanced CANFD technology, utilizing a circuit control system based on the STM32 microcontroller with CANFD communication support. By integrating high-performance digital-to-analog converters, the system can generate precise level signals within milliseconds, enabling the control of various analog input devices. Additionally, by using pulse-width modulation (PWM) functionality, efficient control is achieved, improving the system's response speed and flexibility. Meanwhile, a low-frequency wireless communication conversion module connected via serial port enables remote monitoring of key vehicle parameters. This allows for real-time monitoring and fault diagnosis of vehicle operation, providing a reliable solution for the development of intelligent vehicles and autonomous driving technology.
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