TDK Corporation announces the introduction of the 30-75W TDK-Lambda brand PYQ series of DC-DC converters. The PYQ50 with 30-50W output power features a 12:1 ultra-wide input range of 14 to 160Vdc, and the PYQ75 with 75W an 8:1 input of 9-75Vdc.
Alstom, a global leader in smart and sustainable mobility and the largest manufacturer and exporter of the Polish railroad industry, has launched an aluminum welding line at its rolling stock site in Wroclaw.
BNSF Railway today announced plans to invest more than $1.5 billion to construct a state-of-the-art master-planned rail facility in Southern California – and the first being developed by a Class 1 railroad.
Amphenol SOCAPEX’s MPO Field solution enables users to transform a standard MPO patchcord into a robust connector designed to resist the harshest environments.
iXblue was rewarded with the European Railway Innovation Awards delivered by the European Railway Clusters Initiative (ERCI) and time train localization solution based on a virtual attitude beacon system.
IBASE Technology Inc, a world leading manufacturer of industrial motherboards and embedded computing solutions, is proud to announce its latest intelligent railway gateway computer supporting the new Intel® Atom® x6000E family processors.
After the announcement of the agreement to acquire WME earlier this year. Egis, at Dubai announces today that they have successfully completed the acquisition of one of the region’s leading multi-disciplinary engineering design consultancies, WME. The acquisition will help drive the company’s strategic ambition, ‘Impact the Future’, to tackle the societal, environmental and technological challenges of the 21st century and join the top 10 global major players in the profession by 2026.
Driven by sustainable mobility, building a better quality of life for all, and promoting community connectivity, Alstom showcases its many contributions to the mobility of Mexico.
After a four-year break, the railway and transport technology industry met from September 20 to 23, 2022 for the 13th InnoTrans in Berlin, Germany. DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung was also represented at the Deutsche Bahn Group booth with topics including 3D printing, alternative drives and extended service life of electronic components.
In a project that will run until the end of 2024, Siemens and 16 partners will facilitate advances in the driverless operation of regional trains with the aid of artificial intelligence (AI). Within the “safe.trAIn” project, which the German government is subsidizing, there is a budget of €23 million available for this task.