<div>Study for a career in aircraft maintenance or advance your existing aircraft maintenance career with a B1 or B2 Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (LAME) license. SM TAFE offers modules to suit the B1 LAME license, focusing on maintenance of Airframes (A), Engines (C) and Electrical (E) systems; and the B2 LAME license, focusing on Electrical (E), Instrument (I) and Radio (R) systems. .Study flexibly in a CASA approved training facility at Jandakot's Aviation campus that includes a hangar housing a variety of training aeroplanes, engines and equipment including a Boeing B737-200. Our classrooms, computer labs and online systems will complement module training that is designed in-house by experienced lecturers in collaboration with industry. Progress your journey by attempting required CASA examinations with us. CASA Part 66 Module 4 delivers basic electronic knowledge with applied concepts that relate to aircraft maintenance. Acquire this knowledge<ul> <li>Diodes symbols, characteristics and their materials, configuration and properties</li> <li>Transistors symbols, characteristics, properties, construction and operation of simple circuits and multistage circuits</li> <li>Integrated circuits - logic, linear and amplifier operations</li> <li>Printed circuit boards and their use</li> <li>Principles of open and closed loops, servomechanism, analogue, transducer, null, damping, feedback, deadband and construction and operation of synchro system components</li> </ul>Sit the exam onlyIf you are someone who is already in the industry and would like to follow a "self-study" and examinations pathway, express your interest to find out available examination dates.</div>

Study for a career in aircraft maintenance or advance your existing aircraft maintenance career with a B1 or B2 Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (LAME) license.

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CASR-66 Module 4 Electronic Fundamentals
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