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What is the voltage input for a PCMCIA CAN card powered internally?

What is the voltage input for a PCMCIA CAN card powered internally?

‎03-04-2001 03:32 PM

Why the output from a PCMCIA CAN card powered internally in a laptop is different from that in a desktop PC?
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Re: What is the voltage input for a PCMCIA CAN card powered internally?

‎03-05-2001 01:37 PM

The voltage input for the PCMCIA CAN card powered internally is 5V . If you are measuring the output ( CAN_H and CAN_L)using a Scope, this should be the same for the PCMCIA card if placed in a PCMCIA socket or placed in a PCI- PCMCIA controller socket ( when in your desktop).
Are you using high speed or low speed cables?
Also how different is the output between the 2 setups?
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