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=== Introduction ===
CAN is a specification for communication between distributed microcontrollers, especially those embedded in large machines. Data throughput depends on distance and ranges from 125 Kbps (for up to 500 m) to 1 Mbps (for up to 40 m). It is therefore complements the short-range, high-speed communication specifications [[SPI]] and [[I2C | I2C]].
 
 
Please read the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAN_bus Wikipedia entry on CAN] for more information.

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Kai: Created page with "=== Introduction === CAN is a specification for communication between distributed microcontrollers, especially those embedded in large machines. Data throughput depends..."

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Introduction === CAN is a specification for communication between distributed microcontrollers, especially those embedded in large machines. Data throughput depends..."