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CAN bus communication issue between two NUCLEO-H533RE boards

  • November 27, 2025
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Hello, I wrote a program to test the CAN bus.
In its current version, I am using standard CAN at 1 Mb with 8-byte frames.
I transmit 16 frames with a 5 ms delay between each transmission.
To identify the last frame in the block, I send a frame with a zero data length

I am facing several issues.

When I configure the CAN bus in INTERNAL_LOOPBACK mode, if I do not enable automatic retransmission, some frames that are reported as successfully transmitted are not received.

In NORMAL mode, no frame is flagged as an error on the transmitting Nucleo board, but some frames are never received on the receiving Nucleo, while others are received multiple times.

The last issue is that I can only communicate up to 4 Mb. At 8 Mb, transmission and reception errors are reported.

 

Best answer by mƎALLEm

Hello @BESNIEM and welcome to the ST community,

I think better to simplify your code and reproduce the behavior.

You can also refer to the following knowledge base articles:

STM32 FDCAN running at 8 Mb/s on NUCLEO boards

How to use FDCAN to create a simple communication with a basic filter

FAQ: Fixing STM32 FDCAN communication disruptions - APB bus, kernel, and time quanta clocks

 

 

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mƎALLEmBest answer
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November 27, 2025

Hello @BESNIEM and welcome to the ST community,

I think better to simplify your code and reproduce the behavior.

You can also refer to the following knowledge base articles:

STM32 FDCAN running at 8 Mb/s on NUCLEO boards

How to use FDCAN to create a simple communication with a basic filter

FAQ: Fixing STM32 FDCAN communication disruptions - APB bus, kernel, and time quanta clocks

 

 

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BESNIEMAuthor
Associate
November 27, 2025

thanks for your reply.

i will look at your links

BESNIEMAuthor
Associate
December 2, 2025

Hello,

Thanks to the provided links, I was able to achieve 8 Mbps speeds by increasing the peripheral and CAN clocks and enabling txDelayCompensation.

I will look into the third link regarding my lost/repeated frame issues.

Regards

BESNIEMAuthor
Associate
December 3, 2025

The links you posted helped me solve all my problems.

Thank you.

Attached is a working version of my original program.

Regards