
CAN bus (Controller Area Network) is a robust, multi-master serial communication protocol originally developed by Bosch in the 1980s for automotive electronic control units (ECUs). It uses two wires (CAN High and CAN Low) carrying differential signals, making it highly resistant to electrical noise from motors, solenoids, and ignition systems.
CAN bus uses a multi-master architecture, any node can initiate communication, and message priority is resolved automatically by the message ID (lower ID = higher priority). If two nodes transmit simultaneously, the higher-priority message wins without any data corruption. This collision-free arbitration makes CAN exceptionally reliable in noisy environments.
Many Avalue industrial motherboards and SBCs include CAN bus interfaces, enabling direct connectivity to CANopen drives, sensors, and actuators without a separate gateway. This is particularly useful in mobile equipment, AGVs, and specialised industrial machinery. Contact TSL Automation to identify Avalue boards with native CAN bus support for your application.
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