This CAN bus training gives embedded developers and test engineers a practical, working understanding of the Controller Area Network (CAN) — its physical layer, frame formats and the mechanisms that make CAN robust in industrial and automotive systems.
What the CAN bus training covers
The course explains CAN and CAN FD from the ground up: bus topology and the physical layer, standard and extended frame formats, non-destructive bitwise arbitration, bit timing and sampling points, error detection, error frames and fault confinement (error-active, error-passive and bus-off states). It also introduces the higher-layer protocols built on CAN and shows practical bus analysis and troubleshooting.
Who should attend
Embedded software and hardware engineers, test and validation engineers, and technical managers who design, integrate or debug CAN-based equipment and want a rigorous grounding in the protocol.
What you will learn
By the end, participants can read and interpret CAN traffic, size bit timing for a given bus, diagnose error and bus-off conditions, and make sound design decisions for reliable CAN and CAN FD networks.
Format and delivery
This course is delivered on-site or remotely by ISIT engineers and can be tailored to your team’s protocols, standards and experience level. Contact us to build a programme around your project.