SLLSFR8B September 2025 – January 2026 TCAN5102-Q1
ADVANCE INFORMATION
The TCAN5102-Q1 supports the CiA 604-1 and CiA 604-3 communication standard through use of logical link control (LLC) and the FD Base Frame Format (FBFF),, see Table 7-4.
| Field | Size | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Identifier | 11 bit | Base identifier (either a target or broadcast ID) |
| DLC | 4 bit | Data length code, as specified in ISO 11898-1:2015, Table 5 |
| LLC Data | 0 to 64 byte | Data content of the data frames |
| Since all transmitted and received frames are in FBFF and the bits ESI=0 and BRS=0, all bits in the format field are fixed. Therefore, the format field is omitted. | ||
The device protocol is split into a request and a response. A device request is a request to this device to perform a read or a write to a specific register. A request always has at least 3 fields, which are required to decode any operation. These fields are always at the start of the CAN frame data section.
A device response is sent after a request to let the requesting device know that the request was received and is in progress or invalid. The response contains at least 3 fields
There are 2 types of identifiers used by the device. A target identifier is the specific address that is unique to an individual responder. This allows a commander to address/configure an individual node. A broadcast identifier is also supported, which uses the broadcast ID and mask fields to match 1 or several IDs. Any requests from a broadcast ID has the request performed, but there is no response from the responder, since arbitration is not supported in CAN FD Light. Broadcast is useful if the commander wants to configure many nodes at once, or put multiple nodes to sleep. However, this drops the response frame, so it is not confirmed by the responder.