Vector Unveils VN1641 Network Interface for Next-Gen Automotive CAN XL Networks

The VN1641 Network Interface, introduced by Vector, is a cutting-edge solution designed for next-generation automotive CAN XL networks.

The VN1641 Network Interface, introduced by Vector, is a cutting-edge solution designed for next-generation automotive CAN XL networks. This interface offers comprehensive support for all major CAN standards, including CAN XL, CAN FD, and classic CAN, making it versatile for various tasks such as simulation, analysis, diagnostics, and programming. It is equipped with CAN XL support for data rates up to 20 Mbit/s and integrates hardware-based flash protocol capabilities to enhance performance, particularly in flashing tasks for CAN and CAN FD. Its compatibility with different CAN applications is ensured through interchangeable piggies, allowing for future-proof flexibility. Additionally, the VN1641 features integrated IO functionality that supports synchronous signal acquisition and load switching, further expanding its utility. Its robust yet portable design makes it suitable for use in offices, labs, and on-the-go testing without the need for extra power supply, and it connects easily via USB 3.2 Gen1 or Ethernet.

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Vector, a leading global manufacturer of software tools and components for software-based electronic systems, has been serving the technology development needs of clients for over 35 years. Known for their focus on simplifying technological processes, Vector provides modern solutions through software tools, embedded software, and cloud technologies. The company employs more than 4,000 people worldwide, generating EUR 1.16 billion in sales in 2023. With its headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany, Vector has established a strong global presence with subsidiaries across multiple countries, including the USA, China, and India.

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