The TK109 at an angle: a black board with a wide gold border, a three-way screw terminal along the back printed CANH, GND and CANL, three male pins in front of it, the eight-legged SN65HVD230 between two round LEGO holes, CAN BUS printed on the right, lonely binary up the left edge, and four right-angle pins out of the front edge printed GND, 3V3, CTX and CRX.
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CAN Bus

An SN65HVD230 CAN transceiver on a TinkerBlock board, for 3.3 V microcontrollers with a CAN controller of their own, such as most ESP32 chips. CTX and CRX go straight across, the 120 Ω fitted on every board belongs only on the two end boards, GND runs with a twisted pair, and one board alone can never finish a message.

Logic
3.3V only, never 5 V
Fitted
120Ω, keep on end boards only
Tested at
500kbit/s
In the box
6boards, headers fitted

Every pin and part: CTX and CRX straight across to your CAN controller, the 120 Ω between CANH and CANL, and the 10 kΩ that slows the chip's edges.

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