Logic bus transceiver
Drives data between two digital buses according to the selected direction and enable conditions.
In plain English
CAN FD means CAN with Flexible Data Rate. Its transceiver sends and receives the electrical signals used by that compatible network.
A node can connect a CAN FD controller to the selected physical network.
Show the same distinction between controller-side logic and bus-side signalling as for CAN, then identify the required CAN FD capability. Flexible Data Rate changes the supported communication requirements; it is not a promise that every existing node or cable arrangement supports the intended operating conditions.
Not by itself. Controller capability, other nodes, timing, cabling and the complete network arrangement must support the intended CAN FD operation.
Read the source: CAN interface functions
A CAN FD transceiver alone does not establish the timing, cable layout or capability of every network node.
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