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LIN (Local Interconnect Network) refers to a serial network protocol used for communication between components in vehicles.

LIN is a broadcast serial network network comprising one master and up to 15 slaves. The underlying physical protocol closely resembles the UART with TX and RX lines tied together and logical levels of 0 and 12V.

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Raspberry Pi and LIN Bus

I want to implement a LIN Bus using a Raspberry Pi 3. The RPi will be the master controlling slaves on the LIN Bus. My idea is to use the Raspberry Pi UART, but I am not sure to what extent this idea could work since RPI UART works with bytes and…
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Use RPi as a LIN Master to control slave nodes

I am trying to use the RPi as a LIN Master to communicate with a number of slave nodes on the LIN bus. I can send the correct bytes, starting with the sync byte of 0x55, and then the node ID, the message data and the checksum. In order for the nodes…
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Raspberry LIN shield

Im a beginner with Raspberry Pi and I want to connect a LIN Bus shield to it. I searched on the internet everywhere but I still can´t find a LIN shield for the RPi. is that normal? can you please help me with that ? is it possible to make my own…
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Using RPI 3 with Carberry as a LIN Master and display data on 7" display

I'm looking at purchasing a Carberry (expansion board for the Raspberry Pi) to read LIN slave messages and display them on the Raspberry official 7" display. However I'm having trouble determining a few things. 1) Is it the best way to receive the…
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