Can interface selecting one of two distinct fault recovery metho

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ABSTRACT:
A CAN node with a CAN protocol controller device reconnects to a CAN bus from the node's busoff state only after the node has successfully decoded a plurality of good messages from other devices on the CAN bus. Reception of a plurality of good messages advantageously provides a CAN protocol controller device which exits its busoff state with a high degree of confidence that the fault that caused the node to enter the busoff state has been cleared.

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Robert Bosch GmbH, "CAN Specification, Version 2.0", Sep. 1991, pp. Part B-33 through Part B-68.
Philips Semiconductors, "Preliminary Product Specification, Version 2.0", Jun. 1992, pp. 1 through 58.

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