S32 Flexcan baud rate is equal to 1000K, send failed!

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S32 Flexcan baud rate is equal to 1000K, send failed!

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chenms2004
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Hi, Hello!

        Recently, I was debugging the flexcan module driver。 When the PE clock is 40MHZ, the Flexcan module can work normally when the baud rate is 500K, but when the baud rate is 1000K, the third-party can equipment displays all error frames; We don't understand the reason; The specific register configuration is as follows:

Baud rate = 500K configuration   :  PRESDIV=4, RJW=3,PROPSEG=6,PSEG1= 3, PSEG2=3;

Baud rate = 1000K configuration:   PRESDIV=1, RJW=3,PROPSEG=10,PSEG1= 3, PSEG2=3;

Looking forward to your reply, thank you!

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Hi@chenms2004

    PROPSEG should be not more than 7, so the second configuration was error.

    Try this configuration: 

    PRESDIV = 3,RJW = 3,PROPSEG = 4,PSEG1 = 1,PSEG2 = 1;

    Above configuration are works fine on my S32K142EVB.

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BR!

      Jim,

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Hi@chenms2004

    PROPSEG should be not more than 7, so the second configuration was error.

    Try this configuration: 

    PRESDIV = 3,RJW = 3,PROPSEG = 4,PSEG1 = 1,PSEG2 = 1;

    Above configuration are works fine on my S32K142EVB.

   Senlent_0-1634524553589.png

 

BR!

      Jim,

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