A voltage spike is a momentary extreme burst of electricity in an electrical circuit. This energy spike may be short-lived, but could still be enough to seriously damage the electronics. Although voltage spikes are brief events that rarely last more than a few microseconds, all it takes is one snowball to set off an avalanche... read more

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• Why Surge Protection Is a Necessity, Not an Option
• Full Spectrum Surge Protection
• Moxa's NPort® A Series: Closing the Gaps in Surge Protection
• Key Features of Moxa's NPort® A Series

To meet modern needs, train communication systems must improve in three key areas: bandwidth, response time, and reliability. Many rail networks still use basic visual signaling systems that would not be unfamiliar to a locomotive engineer from the 1800s. However, new and emerging technologies now make it possible to create advanced train communication systems ... read more

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• Types of Applications
• Six Fundamental Requirements
• Solutions for Railway Networks of Today and Tomorrow
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