Author Topic: Is there a bus protocol similar to CAN bus except with ethernet sized frames?  (Read 752 times)

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Offline e100Topic starter

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Not point to point like SLIP, but a multi-device bus.

In the olden days there was 10base2 over coax but that disappeared long ago. Is there a modern equivalent?
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Offline HwAoRrDk

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Well, there is CAN FD, which can have 64 bytes of payload data per message, but that is only equivalent to the least amount of data an ethernet frame can carry.
 

Offline max_torque

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RS-485 with your own protocol / packetisation?
 

Offline MagicSmoker

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There's nothing stopping you from using CAN (or RS-485) physical layer components and writing your own ethernet-like protocol. Whether the amount of work required is justified here I leave to you to decide.

 

Offline rounin

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Flexray is somewhere in the middle. 254 byte payload, looks to be time triggered instead of CSMA, ~10Mbps.
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