In cybersecurity, 'power bogie' is not a standard term. However, in the context of model trains, a power bogie refers to the motorized assembly that drives the wheels of a train model. It consists of an electric motor, gears, and axles, enabling the train to move along the tracks. The power bogie receives electrical power from the rails and transmits it to the wheels, providing traction and control. In digital model railroading, power bogies may also integrate with onboard decoders for precise speed and direction control. Understanding the function of a power bogie is essential for maintaining and troubleshooting model train performance.