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CAN to USB Analyzer

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Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications Power Supply: 10 to 30V DC PC Communication: Compatible with USB 2.0 and above CAN Communication: CAN bus connection via Terminal Connector, 8-pin Baud Rate - CAN Bus: Supports up to 1 MBPS Operating Condition: Operating temperature range from -40 to 85 °C Communication Mode: Bidirectional CAN Bus Version Support: Compliant with CAN Specifications 2.0A and 2.0B Response Time: Time stamp resolution of approximately 1 ms
Key Features Easy and quick connection to CAN networks and CAN devices. Small size and compact plastic casing. Free CAN application software for Windows® with an attractive and user-friendly GUI. API SDK support for custom GUI and application development.
Typical Applications CAN Network Analysis & Troubleshooting. Battery Management System. Vehicle Network Analysis & Troubleshooting. CAN 2.0A and CAN 2.0B machines monitoring.

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The CAN to USB Analyzer is a compact diagnostic and testing tool that connects a CAN network to a PC via USB, enabling data monitoring, debugging, and communication analysis.

It supports both CAN 2.0A and CAN 2.0B standards, providing compatibility with most industrial and automotive communication networks.

This device is perfect for automotive engineers, embedded developers, system integrators, and graduates learning CAN Bus communication and programming.

Features include bidirectional CAN communication, real-time monitoring, GUI-based interface (SW Suite), error frame detection, and message filtering capabilities.The device comes with GUI software that allows users to visualize, log, and analyze CAN bus messages efficiently.

It is widely used in automotive development, CAN bus diagnostics, network simulation, and academic research involving embedded systems.

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