NOYITO SN65HVD230 CAN Bus Module Communication Module CAN Bus transceiver
Description
🚀 Elevate your CAN Bus game with NOYITO’s powerhouse transceiver!
- ROCK SOLID RELIABILITY - Built-in thermal protection and open circuit failure safeguards keep your system running flawlessly under pressure.
- ULTRA LOW POWER STANDBY - Stay efficient with a minimal 370μA standby current, ideal for energy-conscious setups without sacrificing performance.
- BLAZING FAST COMMUNICATION - Experience lightning-speed CAN Bus data transfer at 1Mb/s, perfect for high-demand industrial networks.
- INTERFERENCE NOT A PROBLEM - Advanced slope control and anti-instantaneous interference features slash radio frequency noise for crystal-clear signals.
- MASSIVE NETWORK COMPATIBILITY - High input impedance supports up to 120 nodes, empowering expansive and scalable CAN Bus architectures.
The NOYITO SN65HVD230 CAN Bus Module is a compact, ISO11898-compliant transceiver designed for high-interference environments. It delivers up to 1Mb/s data rates, supports up to 120 nodes with high input impedance, and features thermal and failure protection alongside advanced noise reduction technologies—all while maintaining ultra-low standby power consumption.
Specifications
| Brand | NOYITO |
| Series | SN65HVD230 CAN Bus Module |
| Item model number | SN65HVD230 |
| Item Weight | 0.176 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 0.59 x 0.39 x 0.12 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 0.59 x 0.39 x 0.12 inches |
| Manufacturer | NOYITO |
| ASIN | B07PPT2LRH |
| Date First Available | March 15, 2019 |
Reviews
L**R
Latest batch is no good
My original review is below. This is my updated review.The first two times I ordered this part I was happy. There was the issue with the stenciling, but they've fixed that now.But the third time I ordered the part they didn't work. It seems like I had the same problem the other folks have had. I noticed one of the lines, I think it was CRX, was stuck high, I think it was.So my updated review is now 1 star - doesn't work.Original review:As folks say, the silk-screen pin info is reversed on the bottom side of the module. But really, get over it. It takes all of two minutes to look at the data sheet and ring it out and figure out what's going on.Or you can just believe me that the labeling on the upper side of the board is correct.These worked fine for me, and I ordered more.
N**I
On the one hand, the names of the contacts are one, and on the other side, the opposite.
The media could not be loaded. On the one hand, the names of the contacts are one, and on the other side, the opposite. Where is the truth? You can’t figure it out without a datasheet. In the photo, in the product description, the same situation. 8\Update.Names on the front side are true. I put 3 stars instead of one.
J**F
Dead on arrival: RX pin stuck low
This chip simply didn't work the first time I wired it up. 3.3V power, a happy looking CAN signal in, (no common mode offset -- transmitter and receiver were both powered from the same USB hub) but RXD line is stuck low. Hmm....that's weird...disconnect CANH and CANL -- now RX should definitely be high for recessive bit, but it's still low.Some some complaints about bad silkscreen labels, so double check against the datasheet and the silkscreen is correct now. The chip just doesn't work.
R**Y
DOA
Maybe I just got unlucky with this one and it didn’t work, I tried the Tja1051 and that worked with basically the same wiring so I know for sure this d230 was DOA
A**N
This item was waste of my time.
I spent five hour trying to make it work. It is trash! Find another supplier.
A**S
Stencil with signal names is wrong on the flip side
Using a dfatasheet you will figure out that the stenciled names are correct on the chip side, not the flip side. BEWARE
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