RS-485 Transceivers RS-485 Transceivers in J1708 Physical Layer Applications of Heavy Duty Vehicles APPLICATION NOTE

2020-11-16

In 1986 the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) issued the recommended practice J1708, which defines a bidirectional, multi-master network that enables the communication between Electronic Control Units (ECUs) in heavy duty vehicles. The standard specifies a data rate of 9.6kbps and was intended to be replaced by the much faster (250kbps) Controller Area Network (CAN) a decade later.
Still, J1708 remains alive and well, not only in refurbished networks of older vehicles, but also as a diagnostic bus in modern heavy duty vehicles. Here it coexists with CAN, which is predominantly used for the exchange of high-speed data (Figure 1).
This application note gives an overview of the hardware design aspects of a J1708 network. It explains the configuration and operating mode of RS-485 transceivers in J1708 applications, and introduces a highly robust bus node design that is immune to overvoltages of ±60V-DC and ±80V transients, while operating over a wide common-mode voltage range of ±20V.

Renesas

ISL81487DS36277ISL32455E

More

Part#

Transceivers

More

heavy duty vehicle applications ]

More

Application note & Design Guide

More

More

Please see the document for details

More

More

English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese

Feb 7, 2018

Rev.0.00

AN1990

1013 KB

- The full preview is over. If you want to read the whole 11 page document,please Sign in/Register -
  • +1 Like
  • Add to Favorites

Recommend

All reproduced articles on this site are for the purpose of conveying more information and clearly indicate the source. If media or individuals who do not want to be reproduced can contact us, which will be deleted.

Contact Us

Email: