In 1998, New York Air Brake introduced its second generation locomotive electronic air brake system—CCB II (Computer Controlled Brake). It is designed to provide best-in-class reliability and to meet the railroad industry's demand for increased locomotive availability.
CCB II is a microcomputer-based system designed to provide full automatic and independent brake control for mainline locomotives. Its network-based design permits faster response, and its self-diagnostic routines and LRU (line-replaceable unit) approach reduce maintenance costs.

CCB in the news
June 2008
New brake system for short lines: New York Air Brake's CCB-26 brings older locomotives into the computer age
Trains Magazine >>>pdf
June 2007
Air brake system upgrade
Railway Age >>>pdf


