Mastering Can Network: Vector Canoe,canalyzer, Capl& Theory
 

CAN network theory and practice : Vector CANoe,CANalyzer, CAPL, CANdb++, CANCase for network simulation
What you'll learn
Analyze a real CAN network on a prototype vehicle and make diagnosis
Applying for automotive testing/ programming job positions which requires the complete knowledge of the CAN network
CAN network protocol 2.0A & 2.0B from scratch
Configure a real life project with VECTOR CANoe, VECTOR CANalyzer
CAPL programming
Configure en entire CAN network hardware
Understand how the CAN works on the real vehicle
Requirements
Basilar electronics concepts
Description
- Learn the general network communication principles
- · Have an Idea of the OSI layer
- · Learn in detail the CAN OSI physical layer
- · Analyze the real CAN network in real vehicles
- · Be able to face with an automotive harness issue
- · Learn in detail the Vector CANOE software
- · Learn in detail the CAPL language to stimulate CAN messages on a real CAN Network
- · Learn the CAN transceiver function with the related electronic circuit
- · Learn all the Vector CANOE software add on components
- CAN network database ( CAN DB + +)
- Define CAN nodes
- Define CAN Messages
- Define CAN signals
- Assign value tables to CAN signals
- Define the relevant value attributes to run properly the CAN simulation
- CAN interactive generator block
- CAN Replay block
- Take a CAN log acquisition
- Fields of the CAN trace window
- Visual panel programming ( switch on a virtual car engine , virtual acceleration and deceleration , showing of the engine speed on an analog gauge)
- ·Integral videos, in my workshops you will see what is happening in real time , I do not cut and paste the video recordings
- Continue troubleshooting Vector CANOE run time errors and compilation
·No required previous knowledge is required,
·I will explain step by step what you need for to pass from Beginner to Advanced Automotive Expert
Apply immediately for automotive programming/ testing positions!
Who this course is for
Electrical Engineers
Electrical Technicians
Electrical Tech or Engineering Students
Process Control Technicians and Engineers
Process Automation Engineers
Programmers working in the Process Automation field
Automotive Engineers
Automotive Technicians