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Contents Page

Foreword....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... v
Introduction............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ vi
1 Scope.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
2 Normative references.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
3 Terms and definitions................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
4 Symbols and abbreviated terms...................................................................................................................................................................... 6
5 Basic concepts of CAN.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
5.1 CAN properties..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
5.2 Frame transmissions......................................................................................................................................................................................9
5.3 Bus access method.........................................................................................................................................................................................11
5.4 Information routing......................................................................................................................................................................................11
5.5 Network flexibility.........................................................................................................................................................................................11
5.6 Remote data request....................................................................................................................................................................................11
5.7 Error detection..................................................................................................................................................................................................11
5.8 Error signalling and recovery time.................................................................................................................................................11
5.9 Fault confinement.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
5.10 Error-active......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
5.11 Error-passive...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
5.12 Bus-off...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
5.13 ACK.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
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5.16 Switchable operating modes of the PMA................................................................................................................................... 13
5.17 Bus states and MAC sub-layer phases.......................................................................................................................................... 13
6 CAN DLL specification Document Preview
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6.1 General
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6.2 Time stamping................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
6.3 DLL protocol........................................................................................................................................................................................................
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6.4.1 Overview............................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
6.4.2 Notifications......................................................................................................................................................................................16
6.4.3 Structure of LLC frames..........................................................................................................................................................16
6.4.4 Limited LLC frames..................................................................................................................................................................... 17
6.4.5 Services of LLC sub-layer.......................................................................................................................................................17
6.5 Functions of the LLC sub-layer............................................................................................................................................................21
6.5.1 General...................................................................................................................................................................................................21
6.5.2 Flow control on re-arbitration..........................................................................................................................................21
6.5.3 Flow control on retransmission......................................................................................................................................21
6.5.4 Frame acceptance filtering................................................................................................................................................. 22
6.5.5 Overload notification................................................................................................................................................................ 22
6.5.6 Recovery management............................................................................................................................................................ 22
6.5.7 Time stamping................................................................................................................................................................................ 22
6.6 MAC sub-layer................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
6.6.1 Functions and rules................................................................................................................................................................... 23
6.6.2 Services of the MAC sub-layer.......................................................................................................................................... 23
6.6.3 Time reference points.............................................................................................................................................................. 23
6.6.4 Functional model of MAC sub-layer architecture........................................................................................... 23
6.6.5 Specification of EF........................................................................................................................................................................27
6.6.6 Specification of OF...................................................................................................................................................................... 28
6.6.7 Inter-frame space specification...................................................................................................................................... 28
6.6.8 SOF............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 30
6.6.9 Elements of the MAC frame................................................................................................................................................ 30
6.6.10 MAC frame in CBFF and CEFF............................................................................................................................................31

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6.6.11 MAC frame in FBFF and FEFF........................................................................................................................................... 33

6.6.12 MAC frame in XLFF.....................................................................................................................................................................37
6.6.13 MAC frame coding........................................................................................................................................................................42
6.6.14 Data frame acknowledgement...........................................................................................................................................43
6.6.15 Frame validation...........................................................................................................................................................................43
6.6.16 Order of bit transmission.......................................................................................................................................................43
6.6.17 Medium access method...........................................................................................................................................................43
6.6.18 MAC data consistency...............................................................................................................................................................45
6.6.19 Restricted operation..................................................................................................................................................................45
6.6.20 Bus monitoring...............................................................................................................................................................................45
6.6.21 Error handling and overload handling......................................................................................................................45
7 PL specifications............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 49
7.1 General and functional modelling................................................................................................................................................... 49
7.2 Services of the PCS interface................................................................................................................................................................ 50
7.2.1 Description........................................................................................................................................................................................ 50
7.2.2 PCS_Data.Request........................................................................................................................................................................ 50
7.2.3 PCS_Data.Indicate....................................................................................................................................................................... 50
7.2.4 PCS_Mode.Request..................................................................................................................................................................... 50
7.2.5 PCS_Status.Transmitter..........................................................................................................................................................51
7.2.6 PCS_Status.Receiver................................................................................................................................................................... 51
7.3 PCS................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 51
7.3.1 Bit encoding/decoding.............................................................................................................................................................51
7.3.2 Bit time...................................................................................................................................................................................................51
7.3.3 Configuration of the bit time parameters.............................................................................................................. 55
7.3.4 Transmitter delay compensation................................................................................................................................... 56
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7.3.6 Tolerance range of the oscillator frequencies.................................................................................................... 60
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7.4.1 General...................................................................................................................................................................................................61
7.4.2 PCS to PMA symbols...................................................................................................................................................................61
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7.4.3 PMA to PCS symbol.....................................................................................................................................................................62
7.5 PWM encoding...................................................................................................................................................................................................62
7.5.1 General function and definitions....................................................................................................................................62
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7.5.3 PCS sub-layer with PWM encoding.............................................................................................................................. 63
8 Description of supervisor FCE......................................................................................................................................................................... 66
8.1 Fault confinement.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 66
8.1.1 Objectives........................................................................................................................................................................................... 66
8.1.2 Strategies............................................................................................................................................................................................ 66
8.1.3 Fault confinement interface specification............................................................................................................. 66
8.1.4 Rules of fault confinement................................................................................................................................................... 69
8.1.5 Node start-up....................................................................................................................................................................................71
8.2 Bus failure management...........................................................................................................................................................................71
Annex A (normative) CAN FD light — Data link layer and physical coding sub-layer requirements
of responder nodes...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 72
Annex B (informative) Configuration interface............................................................................................................................................... 80
Annex C (informative) Additional information................................................................................................................................................. 81
Bibliography.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 82


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Foreword
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— editorial corrections.
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Introduction
The ISO 11898 series provides requirement specifications for the controller area network (CAN) data
link layer and physical layer. It is intended for chip implementers, e.g. this document can be used for CAN
protocol controllers and ISO 11898-2 for CAN transceivers. The CAN data link layer models the open systems
interconnection (OSI) data link layer; it is internally subdivided into logic link control (LLC) and medium
access control (MAC). This document also specifies the physical coding sub-layer (PCS) by means of the
attachment unit interface (AUI). The PCS also provides the pulse-with modulation (PWM) encoding to be
linked to a CAN SIC XL transceiver, which provides the PWM decoding.
The OSI layers above the data link layer (e.g. the network layer) are not specified in the ISO 11898 series of
specifications.
Figure 1 shows the relationship between the OSI layers and the CAN sub-layers.

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Road vehicles — Controller area network (CAN) —

Part 1:
Data link layer and physical coding sublayer

1 Scope
This document specifies the controller area network (CAN) data link layer (DLL) and the physical coding
sub-layer (PCS). The CAN DLL features data fields of up to 2048 byte when the CAN extended data field
length (XL) frame format is used.
This document divides the CAN DLL into the logical link control (LLC) and the medium access control (MAC)
sub-layers. The DLL’s service data unit (SDU), which interfaces the LLC and the MAC, is implemented by
means of the LLC frame. The LLC frame also features the service data unit type (SDT) and the virtual CAN
channel identifier (VCID), which provide higher-layer protocol configuration and identification information.
How the higher-layer functions are handled is not specified in this document. There are five implementation
options:
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5 support of the CAN FD frame format for CAN FD light responders (Annex A).
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CAN classic frame format is used. Nodes of the first option cannot communicate with nodes of the fifth option: any
attempt at communication will generate error frames. Therefore, new designs implementing the fourth option can
communicate with all other nodes.

2 Normative references
There are no normative references in this document.

3 Terms and definitions

For the purposes of this document, the following terms and definitions apply.
ISO and IEC maintain terminology databases for use in standardization at the following addresses:
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3.1
arbitration mode
operating mode of the physical coding sub-layer (PCS) in which it is allowed that dominant bits can overwrite
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3.2
arbitration phase
phase in which the nominal bit time (3.42) is used
3.3
attachment unit interface
AUI
interface between the physical coding sub-layer (PCS) and the physical coding attachment (PMA) sub-layer
3.4
bit stuffing
frame coding method providing bus state (3.8) changes required for periodic resynchronization when using
a non-return-to-zero (NRZ) (3.43) bit representation
Note 1 to entry: Two types of bit stuffing exist: dynamic bit stuffing and fixed bit stuffing. The transmitter (3.54) adds
stuff bits into the outgoing bit stream and receivers (3.48) de-stuff the data frames (3.16) and the remote frames (3.49)
i.e. the inverse procedure is carried out.

3.5
bus
shared medium of any topology
3.6
bus comparator
physical coding attachment comparator
electronic circuit converting analogue signals used for transfer across the communication medium back into
digital signals
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electronic circuit converting digital signals into analogue signals so that these signals can be transferred
across the communication medium, i.e. the bus (3.5)
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Note 1 to entry: The dominant state represents the logical 0, and the recessive state represents the logical 1. This
document uses the terms "dominant" and "recessive" for the bit values of the medium access control (MAC) frame,
independent of the transceiver mode (3.53). When no transmission is in progress, the bus (3.5) is idle (3.33). During
idle time, it is in recessive state.

3.9
bus-off
state of a node (3.39) in which it does not influence the bus (3.5)
3.10
CBFF
classic base frame format
format for data frames (3.16) or remote frames (3.49) using an 11-bit identifier (3.31) and which are
transmitted with one single bit rate and up to and including eight data bytes
3.11
CEFF
classic extended frame format
format for data frames (3.16) or remote frames (3.49) using a 29-bit identifier (3.31) and which are
transmitted with one single bit rate and up to and including eight data bytes
3.12
classic frame
data frame (3.16) or remote frame (3.49) using the CC base frame format (3.10) or the classic extended frame
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3.13
commander node
node (3.39) that sends data frames to responder nodes (3.50) to initiate a controller area network (CAN) FD
light (3.26) communication
3.14
data bit rate
number of bits per time during data phase (3.17), independent of bit encoding/decoding
3.15
data bit time
duration of one bit in data phase (3.17), defined by a number of data time quanta in the bit
3.16
data frame
DF
frame (3.28) containing application content
3.17
data phase
phase in which the data bit time (3.15) is used
3.18
data RX mode
operating mode of the physical coding attachment (PMA) sub-layer in which the bus states (3.8) can be
different from the bus states in the arbitration mode (3.1)
3.19
data TX mode
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differently than it drives them in the arbitration mode (3.1)
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error frame
EF
frame (3.28) indicating the detection of an error condition
3.22
FD base frame format
FBFF
format for data frames (3.16) using an 11-bit identifier (3.31), which can be transmitted with a flexible bit
rate
3.23
FD enabled
able to receive and to transmit FD frames (3.25) as well as CC frames (3.12)
3.24
FD extended frame format
FEFF
format for data frames (3.16) using a 29-bit identifier (3.31), which can be transmitted with a flexible bit rate
3.25
FD frame
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3.26
FD light
implementation option for a responder node (3.50) that is based on a subset of the controller area network
(CAN) functionality.
3.27
FD tolerant
not able to receive or to transmit FD frames (3.25), but not disturbing them
3.28
frame
protocol data unit of the data link layer specifying the arrangement and meaning of bits or bit fields in the
sequence of transfer across the transmission medium
3.29
handle
label of one or multiple logical link control (LLC) frames, or data link layer service data units (LSDU), the
data link layer (DLL)'s interface data coming from the higher open systems interconnection (OSI) layers
(network layer or transport layer)
3.30
higher-layer protocol
HLP
protocol (3.46) above the data link layer protocol, e.g. transport layer protocol or network layer protocol
according to the open system interconnection model
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3.32

carrier sense multiple access/collision resolution arbitration procedure resolving bus (3.5)contention when
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idle
operating condition of the bus (3.5) after the completion of a frame (3.28) until the next frame starts
3.34
idle condition
detection of a consecutive sequence of 11 sampled recessive bits
3.35
integrating
status of a node (3.39) waiting on an idle condition (3.34) after starting the protocol operation during bus-off
(3.9) recovery or after a protocol exception event (3.47)
3.36
minimum time quantum
smallest time quantum that can be configured for the specific node (3.39)
3.37
multi master
network with several nodes where every node (3.39) is allowed to start sending a frame (3.28) when the
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multicast
address method transmitting a single frame (3.28) to a group of nodes (3.39)
Note 1 to entry: A broadcast is a special case of multicast, whereby a single frame is addressed to all nodes
simultaneously.

3.39
node
assembly, linked to a communication network, capable of communicating across the network according to
a communication protocol specification (a node can be in one of four states: integrating (3.35), idle (3.33),
receiver (3.48), or transmitter (3.54))
Note 1 to entry: A node operating in a controller area network (CAN) is called a CAN node.

3.40
node clock
time base to coordinate the bit-time-related state machines in controller area network (CAN) nodes (3.39)
3.41
nominal bit rate
number of bits per time during an arbitration phase (3.2), independent of the bit-encoding/decoding
3.42
nominal bit time
duration of one bit in an arbitration phase (3.2), defined by a number of nominal time quanta in the bit
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method of representing binary signals, i.e. within one and the same bit time, the signal level does not change,
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priority
attribute to a data frame (3.16) and to a remote frame (3.49) controlling its ranking during the arbitration
Note 1 to entry: A high priority increases the probability that a data frame or a remote frame wins the arbitration
process. Further details are given in 6.6.17.5.

3.46
protocol
formal set of conventions or rules for the exchange of information between nodes (3.39), including the
specification of frame administration, frame transfer and physical coding attachment (PMA)
3.47
protocol exception event
either exception from the formal set of conventions or rules to be able to tolerate future new frame formats,
or reaction to errors when controller area network (CAN) XL is used with error signalling disabled
3.48
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remote frame
RF
frame (3.28) that requests the transmission of a dedicated data frame (3.16)
3.50
responder node
node (3.39) that is controlled by a commander node (3.13) using controller area network (CAN) FD light
(3.26) communication
3.51
stuff bit count
SBC
number of stuff bits in a frame (3.28) before the cyclic redundancy check (CRC) field, not including fixed
stuff bits
3.52
transceiver
electronic circuit, implementing the physical coding attachment (PMA) sub-layer, that connects controller
area network (CAN) nodes (3.39) to a CAN bus (3.5) consisting of a bus comparator (3.6) and a bus driver
(3.7)
3.53
transceiver mode
operating mode of the physical coding attachment (PMA) sub-layer
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XL frame
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XL frame format
XLFF
format for data frames (3.16) using an 11-bit identifier (3.31), including up to 2048 data bytes, where the bit
rate is switched at the beginning and at the end of the data phase (3.17)

4 Symbols and abbreviated terms

For the purposes of this document, the following symbols and abbreviated terms apply.

ACK acknowledgement

ADH arbitration to data high

ADS arbitration to data sequence

AF acceptance field

AH1 arbitration high 1

AH2 arbitration high 2

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BCH code Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem code

BRS bit rate switch

CAN controller area network

CC classic

CRC cyclic redundancy check

DAH data arbitration high

DAS data to arbitration sequence

DF data frame

DH data high bit

DL data low bit

DLC data length code

DLL data link layer

EOF end of frame

ESI error state indicator

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format check pattern

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FEFF flexible data rate extended frame format

FTYP frame type

IDE identifier extension

IPT information processing time

LLC logical link control

LME layer management entity

LPDU logical link control protocol data unit

LSB least significant bit

LSDU logical link control service data unit

MAC medium access control

MPDU medium access control protocol data unit

MSB most significant bit


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nCRC order of the generated polynomia

NRZ non-return-to-zero

OF overload frame

OSI open systems interconnection

PCRC preface cyclic redundancy check

PCS physical coding sub-layer

PDU protocol data unit

PL physical layer

PMA physical medium attachment

PMD physical medium dependent

PWM pulse width modulation

PWML pulse width modulation long phase

PWMO pulse width modulation offset time

PWMS pulse width modulation short phase

resXL iTeh Standards

reserved bit extended data field length format

RRS (https://standards.iteh.ai)
remote request substitution

RTR
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remote transmission request

SDT service data unit type

SDU service data unit ISO/FDIS 11898-1

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SEC simple/extended content

SIC signal improvement capability

SJW synchronization jump width

SOF start of frame

SSP secondary sample point

tq time quantum/time quanta

tq.min minimum time quantum

VCID virtual controller area network channel identifier

XL extended data field length

XLF extended data field length format indicator


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