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A common transceiver for the physical layer defined by ISO 11898-2 (high-speed) is NXP/Philips 82C250 and (improved version) 82c251. | A common transceiver for the physical layer defined by ISO 11898-2 (high-speed) is NXP/Philips 82C250 and (improved version) 82c251. | ||
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Other transceivers are TJA1054 for ISO 11898-3 (low-speed fault-tolerant CAN FaultTolerantCAN) and AU5790 (for SAE J2411 single-wire CAN). | Other transceivers are TJA1054 for ISO 11898-3 (low-speed fault-tolerant CAN FaultTolerantCAN) and AU5790 (for SAE J2411 single-wire CAN). |