Research on Electronic Automotive Combined Instrument Based on CAN Bus

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With the fast developing about automobile electric technology, the advanced communication-network technology CAN-Bus is used in the designing of automobile instrument panel, and takes place of the traditional mechanical and electrical design. In this paper, a design of electronic automobile instrument has been introduced. The MCU is designed as a controller. In the design, traveled distance is displayed by LCD, revolving speed of wheels, running speed of car, water temperature and rest fuel amount is displayed by pointer driven by stepper motor. The automobile BUS-IP use two wires to communicate with the other CAN node, realize the resource using in common among the ECU. It has become the dominant technology in the future time. The content of thesis divides into hardware and software. CAN signal can be used to communicate between the power and driving system, use on-off circuit to control the automobile body information.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 998-999)

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731-734

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July 2014

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