CANable V2.0 Pro USB to CAN Adapter with 5.7kV Isolation, STM32G431 Cortex-M4, Supports CAN FD 2.0A/B up to 5Mbps for Industrial Debugging(CANable V2.0 Pro)
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CANable V2.0 Pro USB to CAN Adapter with 5.7kV Isolation, STM32G431 Cortex-M4, Supports CAN FD 2.0A/B up to 5Mbps for Industrial Debugging(CANable V2.0 Pro)
- [ENHANCED ANTI-INTERFERENCE] Experience reliable performance with the for CANable V0 Pro's upgraded anti-interference capabilities, perfect for motor field applications.
- [WIDE PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY] This CAN analyzer works effortlessly with ARM-based platforms including Pi, ODROID, and , application for ACROSS projects.
- [HIGH-PERFORMANCE PROCESSOR] Featuring an ARM Cortex STM32G431C8T6 processor at 170MHz, along with a Type C USB interface for convenient firmware updates.
- [EFFECTIVE SIGNAL ISOLATION] The isolated model provides outstanding signal isolation (up to 7kV rms) and robust ESD protection (30kV), effectively shielding your equipment from electrical disturbances.
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