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RL-CANThe RL-CAN Real-Time Library CAN Driver is a group of library routines that enable CAN communications on a variety of microcontrollers. RL-CAN gives your programs access to the on-chip CAN controller found on these devices. A CAN (Controller Area Network) is a high speed (up to 1 Mbit) serial bus with message priority and error checking. Originally developed for use in automobiles, it is suitable for numerous other applications like factory automation. Nodes on a CAN network are usually connected by a differential twisted wire pair physical interface. Note
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