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FlexRay
FlexRay and CAN devices and networks feature 14 new high-performance PCI- and PXI-based interfaces.



National Instruments (Austin, TX) has announced NI-XNET CAN and FlexRay embedded network interfaces, which help engineers working in industries such as automotive and aerospace quickly prototype, simulate and test next-generation FlexRay and controller area network (CAN) devices and networks. Features include:

  • 14 new high-performance PCI- and PXI-based interfaces.
  • A universal API for rapid application development.
  • A single API for both CAN and FlexRay networks and devices so that the same software can run on either network without rewriting code.
  • A bus monitor utility, which makes it possible for engineers to quickly view, log and diagnose bus data for simplified troubleshooting.
  • Available in PCI and PXI formats.
  • 2 FlexRay interfaces and 12 CAN interfaces.
  • Available in one- or two-port versions.
  • NI device-driven DMA technology.

For more information visit www.ni.com

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