CanFdBitTiming

peak_can::socket

Struct CanFdBitTiming 

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pub struct CanFdBitTiming {
    pub nom_prescaler: u16,
    pub nom_sjw: u8,
    pub nom_tseg1: u16,
    pub nom_tseg2: u8,
    pub data_prescaler: u16,
    pub data_sjw: u8,
    pub data_tseg1: u8,
    pub data_tseg2: u8,
}

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§nom_prescaler: u16§nom_sjw: u8§nom_tseg1: u16§nom_tseg2: u8§data_prescaler: u16§data_sjw: u8§data_tseg1: u8§data_tseg2: u8

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impl CanFdBitTiming

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pub fn new( nom_prescaler: u16, nom_sjw: u8, nom_tseg1: u16, nom_tseg2: u8, data_prescaler: u16, data_sjw: u8, data_tseg1: u8, data_tseg2: u8, ) -> Result<Self, Box<dyn Error>>

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