The document provides a detailed overview of the TJA1050 high‑speed CAN transceiver, covering its compliance with ISO 11898, typical application circuits, and the benefits of using split‑termination and bypass capacitors for EMC performance. It also compares the TJA1050 with the PCA82C250 and gives design recommendations for automotive networks.
Key topics include the transceiver’s two operating modes (high‑speed and silent), the TxD explicit timeout protection, 3.3 V compatibility, power consumption figures, and guidelines for node count, bus length and topology. The note ends with reference tables and a bibliography for further study. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Maximum data rate | 1 Mbit/s |
|---|---|
| Supported supply voltage | 5 V (compatible with 3.3 V devices) |
| Maximum number of nodes | at least 110 |
| TxD explicit timeout protection | Disables transmitter after excessive dominant TxD |
The TJA1050 can operate up to 1 Mbit/s.
The transceiver can connect at least 110 nodes on the bus.
It disables the transmitter if the TxD line stays dominant longer than allowed, preventing bus lock‑up.
Yes, the transceiver is compatible with both 3.3 V and 5 V devices.