Flash MCU Handles CAN Automation Applications

June 3, 2004
Controller Area Network (CAN) applications in building automation, medical, marine network and print media are the domain of the AT90CAN128 8-bit AVR flash microcontroller with extended CAN capabilities. The controller accommodates 15 independent

Controller Area Network (CAN) applications in building automation, medical, marine network and print media are the domain of the AT90CAN128 8-bit AVR flash microcontroller with extended CAN capabilities. The controller accommodates 15 independent message objects, programmable on the fly. With a 16 MIPS RISC engine, 128 KB flash program memory, 4 KB RAM and 4 KB on-chip EEPROM, the device is suitable for demanding industrial control applications. A large portion of the chip’s processing speed and memory remains available for the application while a higher level protocol stack (CANopen, DeviceNet or J1939) runs on the chip. An interrupt accelerator engine informs the CPU of critical messages without running a software scan routine, minimizing overhead impact on real-time critical events. In-application programming capability via CAN UART or SPI bus allows remote programming and field upgrades. Packaging is a 64-lead TQFP64 or a 64-lead QFN64. Price is $7.50 each/10,000. ATMEL CORP., San Jose, CA. (408) 441-0311.

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