Abstract
The controller area network (CAN) is an example of a "one-wire" network that provides an attractive solution to a number of problems found in manufacturing operations in developing countries. It provides facilities for monitoring, control and communications in factories, processing plants and farms. The system can be implemented with low-cost microcontrollers employed at diverse locations to provide a suitable level of automation. The production of controller area networks in economically-challenged countries will be helped if the complexity and price of the hardware at the network nodes can be reduced.
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