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InnoTrans is a busy week packed with meetings, networking, and new technologies. A little preparation can go a long way. Here are 10 tips to help you get the most value from your visit.
What is the CPU6000 Series?
Our TCMS products have received a significant power boost with the introduction of the CPU6000 Series. But what exactly is this new range of CPUs from EKE‑Electronics, and why does it matter?
What is an Event Recorder?
This blog will explain what an Event Recorder is and how it helps investigate faults and incidents using time-stamped train data.
What is a RIOM (Remote Input Output Modules/Systems)?
In this blog will explain what a RIOM is, what it does, and how it is used in trains. Discover the different types of signals that can be processed and the benefit RIOMs bring and the benefits of using RIOMs.
What Is a Train Vehicle Control Unit (VCU)?
A Vehicle Control Unit is the system that coordinates how a train’s key functions work together. This blog explains its role in managing data, control tasks and communication across the vehicle.
Securing the Digital Backbone of Trains
Curious how the MVB can become a hidden entry point for cyber threats? In our latest article, we explore how EKE-Electronics and RazorSecure have joined forces around that layer.
Choosing the Right TCMS Supplier: 9 Factors You Can’t Ignore
Selecting the right Train Control and Management System (TCMS) supplier is a pivotal decision for any rolling stock project. This document explores nine essential factors that should guide your evaluation of TCMS suppliers.
Why implement Safety Integrity Levels (SIL) for Railway Safety in 2025?
Learn how SIL Safety Levels provide a systematic approach to managing risk, using a probabilistic method to assess and define acceptable safety levels for functions, systems, and components.
What is a Gateway in Trains?
In this blog, we explain what Gateways are and the functions they perform. We also outline the different types of Gateways and their role in TCMS.
What is a Train Communication Network (TCN)?
In this blog we explain what a Train Communication Network (TCN) is, how it works, and the key technologies, topologies involved in enabling reliable communication across modern and legacy trains.