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Check the cable type and impedance. Ensure proper termination at both ends of the bus. Minimize cable length and use high-quality cables. Use shielded cables to protect from EMI. Check and improve grounding. Verify the power supply is clean and stable. Use filters and snubbers for additional noise suppression. Follow the correct network topology and avoid excessive branching.By following these steps, you should be able to improve the performance of your CAN network and resolve signal reflection and noise issues effectively.