CANBed RP2040 is a CAN Bus development board equipped with an RP2040 chip with a high-performance MCP2515 CAN controller and MCP2551 CAN receiver operating at CAN2.0 protocols in 133MHz. The board contains a flexible CAN interface where it can be used 4-PIN Terminal or D89 connector. D89 connector can be directly used as OBD-II mode by default and the hardware can be configured as CAN Open mode as well. Additionally, it has a rich interface in which there is a Micro USB connector that can be programmed instead of supplying power. It also has I2C, UART, SPI, 3 analog input interfaces, and 8 digital IO with 2MB of Flash and 264KB of RAM which make it suitable for most embedded applications.
We use a flexible way for the CAN interface. You can use 4PIN Terminal or DB9 connector. DB9 connector uses OBD-II mode by default. You can also configure CAN Open mode on the hardware. The voltage input range of the CAN interface is 9-28V, which can provide a stable 3.3V/1A output.
Highlighted Features
- Powerful Raspberry Pi RP2040 processor
- Implements CAN V2.0B at up to 1 Mb/s
- Industrial standard 9-pin sub-D connector or 4PIN Terminal.
- OBD-II and CAN standard pinout selectable at the sub-D connector
- 2x4Pin Connector compatible with Grove system from Seeedstudio
- SPI Interface
- Standard (11-bit) and extended (29-bit) data and remote frames
- Power input from 9-28V
Applications
- Hack and Upgrade Your Car
- Vehicle dynamics control system
- Attitude and orbit control system
Specifications
Parameter | Value |
---|---|
MCU | RP2040 |
Clock Speed | flexible clock running up to 133 MHz |
Flash Memory | 2MB |
RAM | 264KB |
Operate Voltage | 9-28V |
Output Current @ 3.3V | 1A |
Input Interface | sub-D |
Hardware Overview
1. GPIO - 9x2 I/O Pin OUT:
2. Micro USB connector for programming
3. SPI Interface
4. CAN RX/TX Indicator
5. DB9 connector or Terminal for CAN Bus
6. Switch for the 120Ω terminal resistor for CAN Bus
7. Grove connector for UART
8. Grove connector for I2C (Wire1)
9. Reset