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What must be observed for the routing of the CAN bus cable?

What must be observed for the routing of the CAN bus cable?

What must be observed for the routing of the CAN bus cable?
- the CAN bus cable must not be routed in the immediate proximity of high voltage and high frequency cables. 
- CAN-L and CAN-H must be connected to a twisted pair.
- the start and end of the CAN bus cable must each be connected to a terminating resistor R=100 Ohm (0.25 W).
- branch lines are not permitted!
- The nodes of the CAN bus can be connected in any order. The objective should be to achieve a cable length as short as possible.

For further information, see E*LDS Basics.

What must be observed for the routing of the CAN bus cable?

What must be observed for the routing of the CAN bus cable?
- the CAN bus cable must not be routed in the immediate proximity of high voltage and high frequency cables. 
- CAN-L and CAN-H must be connected to a twisted pair.
- the start and end of the CAN bus cable must each be connected to a terminating resistor R=100 Ohm (0.25 W).
- branch lines are not permitted!
- The nodes of the CAN bus can be connected in any order. The objective should be to achieve a cable length as short as possible.

For further information, see E*LDS Basics.

What must be observed for the routing of the CAN bus cable?

What must be observed for the routing of the CAN bus cable?
- the CAN bus cable must not be routed in the immediate proximity of high voltage and high frequency cables. 
- CAN-L and CAN-H must be connected to a twisted pair.
- the start and end of the CAN bus cable must each be connected to a terminating resistor R=100 Ohm (0.25 W).
- branch lines are not permitted!
- The nodes of the CAN bus can be connected in any order. The objective should be to achieve a cable length as short as possible.

For further information, see E*LDS Basics.
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