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Figure 4:NI-XNET Platform for CAN, LIN, and FlexRay NI USB LIN Figure 5:NI USB-8506 LIN Interface You can also communicate with LIN devices using the aUSB LIN Interface Device. This is a lower cost, mobile solution for communicating to LIN networks. ...
Without the CAN protocol, electronic modules in vehicles will have to communicate with each other using direct, point-to-point analog signal lines. It is not only time-consuming but also a messy excessive amount of wiring as seen in the picture above if each module requires a direct line ...
PTP can be used in these scenarios. One advantage of PTP is that if you already have Ethernet or IP, you can use your existing network for time synchronization. PTP can run directly over Ethernet or on top of IP with UDP for transport. PTP is an IEEE/IEC standardized protocol defined in...
CAN is a CSMA/CD protocol, meaning each node on the bus can detect collisions and back off for a certain amount of time before trying to retransmit. This collision detection is achieved through a priority arbitration based on the message identifiers. Before we discuss arbitration, let's take ...
Computers have a similar etiquette, though it goes by the term "protocol." A computer protocol is an accepted set of rules that govern how two computers can speak to each other. Compared to our standards, however, a computer protocol is extremely rigid. Think for a moment of the two sente...
To use SIP, you need a SIP phone, which can be a physical device or softphone on your computer or mobile device. Then, it’s just like making any other call or video chat. Related: What Is PSTN and How Does It Work? SIP Protocol Benefits for Businesses Companies that are evaluating ...
Note that both client and server processes can be requesters (in fact, a client can be nothing but a requester).A request/response server can forward a request to another request/response server. Here, the server passes along the request it received to another server and does not expect a ...
When some developers learn about async and await, they believe it’s a way for the server code to “yield” to the client (for example, the browser). However, async and await on ASP.NET only “yield” to the ASP.NET runtime; the HTTP protocol remains unchanged, and you still have ...
BR2, then, has enough information to determine the AS entry point for the route, the original routing protocol used, and the metric. Further, the network administrator could assign tag values to specific destinations when redistributing the route. BR2 can use any of this information to use the...