Bit Timing | Time Quanta | Bite time Segments | CAN Protocol Tutorial Part - 5

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In this video Bit timing in CAN protocol is explained clearly with examples and animation.
Starting from What is Bit timing in can protocol ? and the different segments in CAN bit timing is explained.
Bit timing calculation is explained with formula also a example is available in this video.
A question is asked in this video on bit timing calculation find it and post the answer in the comments.
CAN bit timing is divided into four segments, they are Sync segment, propagation segment, phase buffer segment - 1, phase buffer segment - 2.
These segments are constructed by time quanta aka time quantum aka TQ.
Time Quanta is explained with example. Each Bit Timing Segment is made up of integer units of time called Time Quanta (TQ). The TQ time can be configured to different times. The Baud Rate Prescaler (BRP) modifies the TQ time. Bit Time can range from 4 to 385 TQ . The Range varies for each Microcontroller.
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What is Bit timing in CAN protocol ?
What is Time Quanta (or) Time Quantum in CAN protocol ?
How to calculate Bit timing in CAN protocol ?
How to calculate Time Quanta in CAN Protocol ?
What are the diffrent Bit timing segments in CAN ?
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[@venkateshdangeti7502]

superb explanation, I have seen all 5 videos in CAN. Could u provide remaining topic videos like
Can Error handling and fault confinement.

[@gilbertgonzalez7890]

Does the same apply for CAN FD?

[@shivam4428]

Waiting for video's.....

[@venkateshdangeti7502]

waiting for Next videos.

[@mr_uniquee4877]

Please explain completely ..u din explain taking an example

[@HemantKumar-mx1dg]

2 micro sec

[@abhishekmaitra5656]

4us

[@Rtech_info]

2us

[@andreyares6824]

dude, get a good mic

[@ismaellopes7009]

I think that is wrong. 1k in binary is 1024. 1M in binary is 1048576. then 1Mbit/s has a bit time = 1/1048576 = 0,9536 us
512 Kbit/s has a bit time = 1/(512 x 1024) = 1,907 us

[@sakrunaikkethavath3565]

it is not a memory, so ie BR , speed in seconds so 1M = 1000000