Automotive Bus Systems: CAN, LIN, FlexRay, MOST - What's The Difference?

[@TheFabytm]

Would you like to see in-depth videos on LIN, FlexRay and MOST?
I already covered CAN in a separate TH-cam video 📶: th-cam.com/video/v_y65h68z3U/w-d-xo.html
Embedded Systems Explained Playlist 📺: th-cam.com/play/PLeAb9_hv082weQ10WcvFfLBlNcCYXlQ4q.html

[@fullsteamahead2445]

Absolutely. Thank you.

[@DungeonMetal]

Thank you so much for helping me understand all of this. Clear and concise explanation.

[@paolonoal9950]

Hi, I am very interested in MOST bus since I always have been in audio connection standards, would love to go more in-depht with that

[@StahlFirearmsNo2]

Is there any distance limitations with CAN Bus communication I’m looking at making a product that will need to communicate at a minimum of 50 feet and probably no more than 500ft

[@Euro_Rat]

I really appreciate the video very informative! How familiar are you with flexray? im attempting to get openpilot working on VW Touareg which uses flexray driver assistance. Is it possible to use the TMDS570LS12HDK to middle man attack of sorts to get the car to brake and accelerate? I know that’s a loaded question but if you have any thought can I contact you?

[@renefuller9241]

I suppose CAN FD is in between CAN and Flexray? You mentioned a CAN with a bigger bandwith, is that CAN FD?

[@FFSProject]

Danke Chef, gut erklärt

[@copperpiiiipe]

What is BUS short for?

[@TheFabytm]

It’s not short for anything, it means a set of electrical connections which form the network (signal traces, power traces, grounding).

[@dhanukairoshan3065]

Brother why using resistors in CAN

[@bitubossxp]

nice

[@GeorgiGK9]

I need you help special at this range. LIN2CAN gateway.