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How does CAN transceivers output CANH=3.5V and CANL=1.5V? [duplicate]

This is a questions that has been asked but did not find a clear answer. How it is the 3.5V achieved on CAN_H? Assuming there is 0.5V voltage drop on the internal diode, 0.1V on the internal MOSFET ...
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Compatibility and Interoperability Between CAN Standards

I'm intended to design a CAN system for a automotive scan tool. So, I need to comprise the main CAN standars used nowadays. Searching on the web I found the following options: ISO 11519-2:1994 – Low-...
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How can CAN transceivers ouput CANH=3.5V and CANL=1.5V?

When sending a dominant bit (0bit) on the CAN bus, I understand that CAN transceivers output CANH=3.5V and CANL=1.5V. But when looking at the schematics of a CAN transceiver, I do not understand how ...
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Multiplexing a CAN bus

I want to use a small 8 bit microcontroller which has only a single CAN rx/tx, i.e. Atmel 32c1, but in my application I need to be able to send and receive requests from two CAN buses. I have read ...
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Single wire CAN // Saab 9-3 I-Bus // GMLAN

I'm trying to control an instrument cluster from a 2008 Saab 9-3. It has 2 pins marked for I-Bus (both wires are green, continuity test shows they are tied together as shown here: Some sites also ...
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