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TJA1042AT/3/0Z - 5Mbps CAN Transceiver | NXP

MPN: TJA1042AT/3/0Z ✓ פעיל
5 V Vdss 8-pin SOIC, 3.90 mm width Package
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TJA1042AT/3/0Z סקירה

The NXP Semiconductors TJA1042AT/3/0Z is a high-speed CAN transceiver with a 5 Mbps maximum data rate, differential CAN bus transmit and receive functions, a 5 V supply, and an 8-pin SOIC package. It provides the physical-layer interface between a CAN protocol controller and a two-wire CAN network, with the /3 version supporting a VIO supply for direct interfacing with 3.3 V or 5 V controller logic.

A CAN transceiver is an interface IC that converts logic-level TXD and RXD signals into the differential CANH and CANL bus signals used by Controller Area Network systems. Within the hierarchy of CAN interface ICs, physical-layer transceivers connect automotive and industrial network controllers to the bus while adding bus protection, standby behavior, and standardized digital interfaces. The TJA1042 family is specifically designed for high-speed automotive CAN networks.

Principal features include a maximum CAN data rate of 5 Mbps, one-transceiver one-receiver organization, differential bus output, low-power Standby mode, and VIO support in the /3 version. The separate VIO rail allows the controller-facing pins to operate from a lower voltage while CANH, CANL, and the transceiver core use the 5 V supply. The Arrow product listing identifies the device as an automotive AEC-Q100 8-pin SOIC transceiver.

The TJA1042AT/3/0Z uses pin 5 as VIO rather than the SPLIT common-mode stabilization function found on the TJA1042T version. This distinction is important during replacement because the two suffix families do not have identical pin 5 functions. The /3 device also provides bus wake-up capability and passive behavior when unpowered, characteristics that support low-power automotive networking and robust bus integration.

Typical applications include automotive body and chassis control modules, powertrain and gateway controllers, industrial CAN equipment, robotics, and embedded transport systems. It is particularly suitable where a microcontroller or dedicated CAN controller requires a 5 Mbps physical interface while its digital I/O operates at 3.3 V. The low-power Standby function helps reduce current consumption when the node is not actively communicating.

When laying out a circuit, place the transceiver close to the CANH and CANL connector, keep the bus traces short and matched, and provide the decoupling and common-mode components recommended by the NXP TJA1042 manufacturer datasheet. Verify that VIO is connected correctly on the /3 version and that PCB exposure, automotive qualification, and temperature requirements match the intended installation.

This page combines the NXP manufacturer datasheet, product listings, verified drop-in candidates, interface comparisons, and practical PCB guidance. It helps engineers identify the correct /3 variant, distinguish VIO from SPLIT implementations, and plan a CAN transceiver layout without relying on a generic SOIC-8 pinout.

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TJA1042BT/3/0Z

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ מפרטים לא מאומתים
📦 SOIC-8
Same TJA1042 /3 VIO architecture and 5 Mbps CAN capability; the B-family ordering option emphasizes low-power Standby and bus wake-up behavior.

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TJA1042BT

✅ Drop-In
📦 SOIC-8
Same NXP TJA1042 family with VIO interface, low-power Standby mode, bus wake-up capability, and passive unpowered behavior; exact order-code and qualification fields require review.

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TCAN1042H

✅ Drop-In
📦 SOIC-8
TI identifies it as a TJA1042 replacement candidate; its undervoltage threshold is stated as 3.8 V versus 3.5 V and minimum VIO as 3.0 V versus 2.8 V.

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TCAN1044A-Q1

✅ Drop-In
📦 SOIC-8
Documented TJA1042 replacement solution; modern CAN transceivers use a different SPLIT implementation, requiring review of pin 5 and existing PCB routing.

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TJA1042AT/3/0Z מפרטים

Product Type High-speed CAN transceiver
CAN Data Rate 5 Mbps
Transceiver Configuration 1 transceiver, 1 receiver
Primary Supply Voltage 5 V
Controller Interface Supply VIO for 3.3 V or 5 V controller interfacing
Bus Interface Differential two-wire CANH/CANL
Low-Power Mode Standby with bus wake-up capability
Unpowered Behavior Passive
מארז 8-pin SOIC, 3.90 mm width
Automotive Qualification AEC-Q100 qualified
סטטוס RoHS ROHS3 compliant
סוג הרכבה Surface mount
TXD Interface 1 digital input
RXD Interface 1 digital output
SPLIT Pin Function Not used on the /3 version; pin 5 is VIO

תצורת פינים של TJA1042AT/3/0Z

SOIC-8 Package Pinout Diagram SOIC-8 8-pin small outline IC, 3.9x4.9mm, P1.27mm, JEDEC MS-012. 1 8 2 7 3 6 4 5 SOIC-8
פין 1 TXD — Transmitter data input from the CAN controller
פין 2 GND — Ground connection
פין 3 VIO — Controller-side I/O supply input
פין 4 RXD — Receive data output to the CAN controller
פין 5 VIO — Controller-side I/O supply for the /3 version
פין 6 CANL — CAN low bus output and input
פין 7 CANH — CAN high bus output and input
פין 8 VCC — Transceiver positive supply input

יישומים טיפוסיים

TJA1042AT/3/0Z מתאים עבור 6 יישוםs: Automotive Body Control Module, Vehicle Gateway Controller, Industrial CAN Control System, Robotics and Motion Controller, Embedded Transport and Diagnostics, Low-Power CAN Sensor Network.

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Automotive Body Control Module

The TJA1042AT/3/0Z fits an automotive body-control node that connects a 3.3 V or 5 V controller to a 5 Mbps CAN network. Its VIO supply lets the controller-side TXD and RXD interface use a lower logic voltage while the CAN transceiver core operates from 5 V. The device is identified as AEC-Q100 qualified and automotive, while Standby mode reduces activity when the node is idle. In a distributed vehicle network, the differential CANH and CANL interface supports robust communication between door, lighting, climate, and seat controllers. Layout remains critical: route the bus pair as a controlled impedance-coupled pair, keep them away from switching nodes, and place protection and common-mode components close to the external connector.

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Vehicle Gateway Controller

A vehicle gateway can use the TJA1042AT/3/0Z to connect a domain controller or gateway processor to a high-speed CAN backbone. The 5 Mbps transceiver rate provides sufficient bandwidth for supervisory messages, status transfer, and distributed vehicle functions, while the /3 VIO interface supports direct connection to modern controller logic. Standby mode and bus wake-up capability are useful for modules that spend substantial time in reduced-power states. The design should use the NXP application guidance for bus biasing and termination, preserve symmetry between CANH and CANL, and verify that the external common-mode and ESD network does not degrade signal integrity or automotive transient requirements.

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Industrial CAN Control System

The TJA1042AT/3/0Z is suitable for industrial controllers, remote I/O stations, and factory equipment that use a high-speed CAN network. The 5 Mbps bus interface provides a practical balance between throughput, cable length, and electromagnetic-control requirements for short industrial networks. VIO allows the TXD and RXD side to operate from 3.3 V while the physical transceiver uses 5 V, making the part useful with modern embedded processors. For reliable deployment, provide local decoupling, use the datasheet-recommended common-mode network, establish a low-impedance ground reference, and isolate noisy switching converters and relay drivers from the CAN route.

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Robotics and Motion Controller

The TJA1042AT/3/0Z can connect a robot controller to motor, sensor, and safety subsystems operating on a CAN network. The 5 Mbps interface accommodates frequent command and status traffic on compact mobile robots, while the VIO input supports 3.3 V controller logic. Standby mode is valuable for battery-powered platforms because it reduces current use when communication is not continuously required, and bus wake-up can support coordinated activation of distributed modules. The physical implementation should maintain a short differential pair, use common-mode protection suited to motor environments, and keep CAN routing away from high-current motor paths to reduce radiated and conducted interference.

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Embedded Transport and Diagnostics

The TJA1042AT/3/0Z is appropriate for embedded transportation, diagnostic, and test equipment that must communicate with CAN-based subsystems. The device's 5 Mbps rate supports real-time command exchange and diagnostic data transfer, while the 8-pin SOIC package simplifies assembly in compact control hardware. The VIO interface allows operation with lower-voltage controller I/O, reducing the number of level-shifting stages in the design. In diagnostic equipment, the bus cable may be long and exposed to external interference, so designers should follow the NXP recommendation for common-mode components, use proper 120-ohm termination at the physical endpoints, and verify signal integrity with realistic harness loading.

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Low-Power CAN Sensor Network

The TJA1042AT/3/0Z can serve as the physical-layer device in a low-power CAN sensor network when the host controller supports bus wake-up. Standby mode reduces power consumption during idle intervals, while passive behavior when unpowered helps prevent the transceiver from obstructing communication among other active nodes. The 5 Mbps capability is more than adequate for many distributed sensor installations with short cable runs and infrequent updates. The VIO pin supports 3.3 V host logic, reducing system-level power and level-conversion requirements. For battery-powered nodes, calculate the standby and wake-up current budget, protect the bus pins against external surges, and ensure the chosen pull network does not add excessive loading to the differential bus.

What is TJA1042AT/3/0Z?
The TJA1042AT/3/0Z is an NXP high-speed CAN transceiver for connecting a CAN protocol controller to a differential two-wire CAN bus. According to the NXP TJA1042 manufacturer datasheet, it provides one differential transmitter, one receiver, a maximum data rate of 5 Mbps, low-power Standby behavior, and an 8-pin SOIC package. The /3 version also includes a separate VIO supply for connecting the digital interface to a 3.3 V or 5 V controller.
What is the maximum CAN data rate of TJA1042AT/3/0Z?
The TJA1042AT/3/0Z supports a maximum CAN data rate of 5 Mbps. This figure is stated in the NXP TJA1042 manufacturer datasheet and is repeated in the Arrow product listing. The rating applies to the physical-layer transceiver interface; overall controller and network timing must also satisfy the CAN requirements of the complete system. Differential routing, termination, grounding, and connector implementation remain essential for reliable operation at the stated rate.
Where can I download the TJA1042AT/3/0Z datasheet PDF?
The official TJA1042AT/3/0Z datasheet PDF is available from NXP at https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/TJA1042.pdf. The document contains the general description, recommended operating conditions, pin descriptions, electrical characteristics, application information, and package information for the TJA1042 family. Check the ordering information and suffix details because the TJA1042T and TJA1042T/3 versions use pin 5 differently.
What is the TJA1042AT/3/0Z pinout?
The TJA1042AT/3/0Z is an 8-pin SOIC device with TXD on pin 1, GND on pin 2, VIO on pin 3, RXD on pin 4, SPLIT or VIO dependent on suffix on pin 5, CANL on pin 6, CANH on pin 7, and VCC on pin 8. For the /3 version, pin 5 is VIO rather than the SPLIT function used by the TJA1042T. Use the NXP TJA1042 manufacturer datasheet pin-description table when assigning PCB nets.
Where can I buy TJA1042AT/3/0Z online?
Use the Request a Quote form on this page to request TJA1042AT/3/0Z availability, lead time, and a quotation. The exact MPN is listed by NXP and multiple authorized-channel listings, but stock and commercial terms can change independently of technical documentation. Confirm the manufacturer, SOIC-8 package, /3 suffix, tape-and-reel order code, and target quantity before approving any supply.
What is the price of TJA1042AT/3/0Z?
Use the Request a Quote form on this page for the current TJA1042AT/3/0Z quotation, price, stock, and lead time. Commercial pricing depends on quantity, packaging, geographic destination, and current channel conditions. For technical identification, confirm that the quotation refers to NXP TJA1042AT/3/0Z rather than the TJA1042T, TJA1042BT, or a development board or transceiver module.
What is the lead time for TJA1042AT/3/0Z?
Request the current TJA1042AT/3/0Z lead time through the Request a Quote form on this page. Lead time can vary with order quantity, manufacturing availability, quality requirements, and delivery destination. When submitting the request, identify the required SOIC-8 tape-and-reel variant and whether the design needs automotive qualification. The NXP TJA1042 manufacturer datasheet and Arrow listing identify this MPN as an automotive AEC-Q100 CAN transceiver.
Is TJA1042AT/3/0Z in stock?
Current stock for TJA1042AT/3/0Z should be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. Inventory status is time-dependent and can differ by package suffix, quantity, and delivery region. A distributor listing alone does not establish guaranteed availability. The request should specify the exact NXP MPN, the SOIC-8 package, the required reel quantity, and the intended automotive or industrial qualification level.
TJA1042AT/3/0Z vs TJA1042BT/3/0Z: which is better?
TJA1042AT/3/0Z is the preferred choice when an automotive AEC-Q100 5 V CAN transceiver with VIO support is required. TJA1042BT/3/0Z belongs to the same NXP family and provides low-power Standby with bus wake-up capability and VIO support, but the two order codes are not automatically interchangeable in every qualification program. The NXP TJA1042 manufacturer datasheet should be checked against your exact automotive requirements and production BOM.
What is the difference between TJA1042AT/3/0Z and TCAN1042H?
TJA1042AT/3/0Z is an NXP automotive AEC-Q100 device with a 5 Mbps CAN transceiver, a 5 V primary supply, VIO support, and an 8-pin SOIC package. TCAN1042H is a Texas Instruments family member that also provides an 8-pin high-speed CAN transceiver solution, but its undervoltage and logic-threshold definitions are not identical. TI identifies it as a suitable replacement in its support forum, subject to reviewing the parameter differences and application circuit.
When should I choose TJA1042AT/3/0Z over TCAN1044A-Q1?
Choose TJA1042AT/3/0Z when the design specifically requires the NXP TJA1042 interface, AEC-Q100 automotive qualification, 5 Mbps operation, and a verified VIO configuration. Choose TCAN1044A-Q1 when its newer Texas Instruments feature set and network-level qualification better match the system design. TI describes TCAN1044A-Q1 as a TJA1042 replacement solution, but the SPLIT implementation differs, so the existing PCB and pin 5 net must be reviewed before substitution.
Is TJA1042AT/3/0Z suitable for a 3.3 V MCU CAN interface?
Yes, the TJA1042AT/3/0Z is suitable for a 3.3 V controller-side interface when VIO is powered from 3.3 V while the transceiver core uses its 5 V supply. The /3 suffix is significant because the NXP community discussion confirms that the /3 family uses VIO on pin 5. TXD and RXD voltage compatibility must still be checked against the selected MCU, while CANH and CANL remain differential physical-bus signals.
What can replace TJA1042AT/3/0Z?
TJA1042BT/3/0Z is the closest same-manufacturer family candidate because it retains VIO support and low-power Standby with bus wake-up capability. TCAN1042H and TCAN1044A-Q1 are documented replacement paths from Texas Instruments, with differences in threshold definitions and the SPLIT implementation. No replacement should be approved solely by package shape; verify TXD, RXD, VIO or SPLIT, standby, bus-wakeup, qualification, and transceiver timing against the NXP TJA1042 manufacturer datasheet.
Is TCAN1042H a drop-in replacement for TJA1042AT/3/0Z?
TCAN1042H can be considered a drop-in candidate, but it requires an application-level review rather than an assumption based on package similarity. Texas Instruments reports that its undervoltage detection and logic thresholds differ: the stated comparison cites approximately 3.5 V versus 3.8 V undervoltage behavior and minimum VIO values of 2.8 V versus 3.0 V. Confirm the pinout, qualification, and bus behavior in the Texas Instruments datasheet before using it in production.
What are the key specifications of TJA1042AT/3/0Z that engineers should know?
The key TJA1042AT/3/0Z specifications are a 5 Mbps CAN data rate, one differential transceiver and receiver, 5 V primary supply, VIO support for 3.3 V or 5 V controller logic, low-power Standby mode, bus wake-up capability, passive unpowered behavior, and an 8-pin SOIC package. The NXP TJA1042 manufacturer datasheet identifies it for high-speed automotive CAN networks, while product listings identify it as an AEC-Q100 8-pin SOIC transceiver.

נתוני עזר הנדסיים עבור TJA1042AT/3/0Z — השוואה, הנחיות תכנון ומידע על תאימות.

מדריך בחירה

Choose TJA1042AT/3/0Z for an automotive high-speed CAN design that requires the NXP TJA1042 family, a maximum 5 Mbps interface, AEC-Q100 qualification, and VIO support for 3.3 V or 5 V controller logic. Choose TJA1042BT/3/0Z or TJA1042BT when the TJA1042 family remains preferred but the specific NXP ordering option better supports standby, wake-up, qualification, or production requirements. Consider TCAN1042H when its newer Texas Instruments implementation and threshold behavior fit the design, after checking its undervoltage and VIO requirements. Consider TCAN1044A-Q1 only after reviewing the removal of the SPLIT function and confirming PCB compatibility. In every case, verify the exact suffix, pin 5 function, CAN timing, bus protection, thermal conditions, and automotive qualification rather than relying on package identity alone.

השוואה עם חלופות

פרמטר מוצר זה TJA1042BT/3/0Z TJA1042BT TCAN1042H TCAN1044A-Q1
Package SOIC-8 SOIC-8 SOIC-8 SOIC-8 SOIC-8
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors Texas Instruments Texas Instruments
Product Type High-speed CAN transceiver High-speed CAN transceiver High-speed CAN transceiver High-speed CAN transceiver High-speed CAN transceiver

מבדילים עיקריים

  • Automotive-qualified NXP option with a 5 Mbps CAN interface (לעומתTCAN1044A-Q1)
  • Dedicated VIO pin supports controller voltage adaptation (לעומתTJA1042T)
  • Low-power Standby and bus wake-up behavior (לעומתTCAN1042H)

הערות תכנון

Route CANH and CANL as a tightly coupled differential pair from the TJA1042AT/3/0Z to the connector or bus header. Keep the pair free of test pads, high-current switching paths, and unrelated digital clocks unless the layout engine confirms adequate spacing. Place the transceiver close to the protection network and connector to minimize radiated emissions and susceptibility. Use a continuous ground reference beneath the pair where practical, and follow the NXP TJA1042 manufacturer datasheet for the recommended common-mode component placement.

Do not treat every TJA1042 suffix as electrically interchangeable at the PCB level. The TJA1042T version uses SPLIT on pin 5, while the TJA1042AT/3/0Z uses the VIO function in the /3 family. Connecting the wrong pin 5 implementation can prevent the controller-side supply from operating correctly or alter common-mode behavior. Confirm the exact ordering code, inspect the PCB net attached to pin 5, and review the NXP pin-description table before substituting a component.

Decouple VCC locally at the transceiver and connect VIO to the selected controller logic supply for the /3 configuration. Keep the supply-return path short and place bulk energy storage near the power source rather than at the transceiver pins. Validate startup, standby, bus wake-up, and unpowered behavior in the complete module because the TJA1042 can be passive when unpowered and can participate in bus activity during wake-up. Confirm controller TXD and RXD levels against the VIO voltage used in the design.

מידע על תאימות

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Qualified
נטול עופרת
Unknown
נטול הלוגנים
Unknown
מינרלים של סכסוך
Unknown

The Full Electronic product listing identifies the device as ROHS3 compliant, and the Arrow listing identifies it as an automotive AEC-Q100 8-pin SOIC transceiver.

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