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VII.5
CAN
LINES
General:
CAN wiring lines must withstand the following constraints:
We recommend to twist CANH, CANL lines to avoid EMC issues. The wire section must be at least 0,5
mm².
It is possible to twist a ground wire with CANH and CANL.
CAN lines layout:
The CAN lines must not be placed near disturbing cables such as:
Power cables (DC/DC converters)
Cables connected to loads driven in PWM mode
The CAN line must be as short as possible. The loops on the CAN line must be avoided.
Two 120
resistors must be placed at each bus termination:
ECU
ECU
ECU
ECU
120 Ohm
120 Ohm
The following topology can be also used, when it is not possible to use the previous one:
ECU
ECU
ECU
ECU
ECU
ECU
1
2
0
O
h
m
1
2
0
O
h
m
1 m
1 m
Note: each rectangle represents an ECU. Depending on ECU version, the 120
internal resistor can be always
present or selectable by external wiring: see each ECU data sheet.
If TGU-R ACCESS is acting as CAN termination node, CAN strap option could be done via CN1 wire harness, see
product specification for more details
Wiring layout:
ECU 1
ECU 2
ECU 3
ECU n
- 1
ECU n
L
d
w