CAN chips handle the ……….……….……….……….………. layers of the communication stack.
CAN chips handle the Communication layers of the communication stack.
Application Layer
Transport layer
Communication layer
Data link layer
In the above four layers Communication layer handle the Communication stack.
Reason
Communication Layer:Handle the filtering of the
frame in reception and Manage the sending of periodic / Event
triggered frames
Why not other layers Reasons.....reasons for every layer
Transport Layer :It doesn't make sense to handle segmentation unless you have a high-level protocol specifying which CAN identifiers to use and the nature of the data.
Application Layer:Defined by the end user.
CAN chips handle the ……….……….……….……….………. layers of the communication stack.
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