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Table of Contents
Try to put the latest devices on top of each section and mark end-of-line products. Only specify the main parameters of the micro controllers and go more into deep with details about the CAN interface. Always try to put a link to the data sheet or manual.
http://www.infineon.com/products/micro/micro.htm Infineon
8 bit Controllers
16 bit Controllers
32 bit Controllers
- AURIX family of multi core controllers based on up to three TriCore cores. AURIX™ (AUtomotive Realtime Integrated NeXt Generation Architecture). The controller features MultiCAN+, a successor of MultiCAN used already in older TriCore controllers.aurix
- XMC1000 Infineon Technologies (Germany) 32-bit ARM® Cortex™-M0 processor.
Unfortunately currently without CAN
- XMC4000 Infineon Technologies (Germany) provides the 32-bit XMC4500 industrial micro-controllers using the Cortex M4 processor from ARM with three CAN ports. The series currently comprises several products differing in terms of temperature range (+85 °C or +125 °C), Flash memory size (512 KiB to 1 MiB) and package (LQFP-100, LQFP-144 and LFBGA-144). The micro-controllers provide a 120-MHz CPU and 160 KiB of RAM. The unit price for a XMC4500 micro-controller ranges between 3,90 € and 5,50 € (for 10k orders).
DSPs
Stand alone CAN Controllers
Infineon has a long history in CAN. Ursula Kelling gives an history overview on it (A brief history outline of Infineon’s CAN modules.) Ursula gave a speech on the 13th international CAN Conference on the new MultiCAN+.
SAK 82C900 (Discontinued!) Standalone TwinCAN Controller 2 CAN Channels, Manual (pdf)
81C90 DPRAM type controller which supports CAN 2.0A and 2.0B passive. There are 16 message buffers and a global buffer is provided (a bit like the Intel 82527). Time stamping of incoming messages. Two 8-bit parallel ports. 44 pin PLCC package.
http://www.can-cia.org/fileadmin/cia/files/Newsletter_01-12/12-1_p16_kelling_semi_history.pdf
