CAN interface with BOSCH CC770 and CF163

Hello, I'm new to this forum and have no prior experience with the CAN bus area.

Can someone tell me if I can use these chips to create a CAN interface?


Link to the datasheet.
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I want to use these values for CAN analysis.

Best regards, MaPa.

Although a bit later, but...

'It's all in the 'datasheet,' of course. The CC770 and CF163 both support CAN; otherwise, these parts wouldn't be sold as CAN controllers and CAN bus transceivers.'

However, you probably won't be able to obtain either of the components, as Bosch doesn't sell those parts to private customers.
And even if you manage to obtain the parts, they won't be useful to you because the complete datasheets are not publicly available.

Here's the link to the datasheets:

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Best regards, Jochen.

That's why I put the datasheet in quotation marks earlier.
This is a basic product description; the DB (data sheet) for the CC770 has several more pages and, most importantly, information on how the device actually works.

Edit: To be precise, the DB of the CC770 has 93 pages .

Thank you for the answers. I've ordered two of each component. I'm currently testing them. The CC770 has the same architecture and pin compatibility as the CAN controller from Intel.

Best regards, Marcus.