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Vector publishes fundamentals of new CAN XL technology

Rachel EvansBy 1 Min Read
From left to right: Peter Decker, Vector's CAN product manager, presents the new CAN XL poster to Gregor Sunderdiek, IP product manager for Bosch, Dr Arthur Mutter, chairman of the CAN XL working group at CAN in Automation e.V. (CiA) and senior exec for networking technologies at Bosch, Florian Hartwich,  senior consultant for networking technologies, Bosch, and Andreas König, Bosch's director of Intellectual Property
From left to right: Peter Decker, Vector's CAN product manager, presents the new CAN XL poster to Gregor Sunderdiek, IP product manager for Bosch, Dr Arthur Mutter, chairman of the CAN XL working group at CAN in Automation e.V. (CiA) and senior exec for networking technologies at Bosch, Florian Hartwich,  senior consultant for networking technologies, Bosch, and Andreas König, Bosch's director of Intellectual Property

What is stated to be the first poster on CAN XL technology has been produced by Vector and its partner Bosch to help developers get to grips with the new solution. It gives an overview of the most important technical specifications of CAN XL as well as other important information.

During the creation of the new information poster, Dr Arthur Mutter, chairman of the CAN XL working group at CAN in Automation e.V. (CiA), and senior exec for networking technologies at Bosch, and Florian Hartwich, senior consultant for networking technologies at Bosch, provided advice and content reviews.

Compared to the predecessor technology CAN FD, CAN XL provides faster, higher and more flexible data transfer.

In addition to numerous other Vector posters, the DIN A1 poster on CAN XL is available free of charge from the Vector website.

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Rachel's career in journalism has seen her write for various titles at UKi Media & Events within automotive, tire and marine. Currently editor of ATTI, her favourite aspect of the job is interviewing industry experts, including researchers, scientists, engineers and technicians, and learning more about the groundbreaking technologies and innovations that are shaping the future of transportation.

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