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🚜 Awesome Tools, Hardware And Resources For LIN Bus

This list helps a reverse engineering LIN bus devices with lightly specializing in automotive embedded controller software and communication understanding.

Note Items marked as "🔝" are highly recommended.

Permanent URL to this list: https://github.com/iDoka/awesome-linbus

Contents

This is a LIN protocol ToC:

Intro

SW Tools

  • TSMaster - Powerful open environment for automotive CAN and LIN bus monitoring, simulation, testing, diagnostics, calibration and so on (Closed source).

Linux related

Parsers

  • LDF Parser - Tool is able parse LIN Description Files, retrieve signal names and frames from them, as well as encoding messages using frame definitions and decoding them.
  • LDF-Parser - Parser for retrieving data from automotive Lin description files (LDF).
  • NCF-Parser - Parser for retrieving data from automotive Node Configuration Files (NCF).

Hardware

  • LinUSBConverter - LIN to USB converter with LIN master support compatible with SLCAN.
  • linbus - Arduino based LINBUS stack and signal interceptor/injector.
  • linbus-phat - LIN Bus interface for Raspberry PI Zero.
  • budgetcan - Firmware to support gs_usb on most STM32 devices with LIN bus support.

SLLIN protocol (like slcan)

SLLIN protocol - that is like slcan protocol for linux based OS.

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Contributing

Footnotes

  1. Please follow this root-repo for lastest updates.
  2. Also might be useful this curated list of awesome tools and resources for CAN bus reverse engineering with lightly specializing in automotive embedded controller software and communication understanding.
  3. The another awesome list CAN ID collections also might be useful.