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Hi team,
Regarding TCAN4550-Q1, is this devise supported by Windows OS? If yes, can we find Windows driver in ti.com?
Regards,
Takashi Shinde
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Hi team,
Regarding TCAN4550-Q1, is this devise supported by Windows OS? If yes, can we find Windows driver in ti.com?
Regards,
Takashi Shinde
Hi Takashi,
The TCAN4550-Q1 operates on the physical (hardware) layer through a SPI bus interface that typically is from a microcontroller or microprocessor. The TCAN4550 does not directly operate with any OS which would instead need to operate the device that contains the SPI drivers. I am unaware of any drivers that have been developed for any hardware running Windows OS.
We do have generic ANSI-C starter code containing all of the register maps and basic configuration functions that can be used as a starting point for software development. The SPI functions would need to be modified for the specific MCU in your application, but the TCAN4550 specific functions should work as-is.
You can find additional information in the TCAN45xx Software User's Guide (Link) as well as the TCAN4550 Demo Software (starter code) (Link) for download on the TCAN4550-Q1 Product Folder (Link).
Regards,
Jonathan