CES M147 Aircraft Mechanic Electronics Lab Trainer

The CES M147 Aircraft Mechanic Electronics Lab Trainer is specifically designed to teach the required basic electricity standards for aircraft maintenance technicians. From simple series and parallel circuit to advanced electronic theories, this trainer covers all the fundamentals of basic electricity and electronics. The student manual focuses on applying the theories to aircraft systems for a better understanding of how aircraft electrical systems and electronics work. The CES M147 trainer is also used to teach the proper operation of test equipment for analyzing the operation of a circuit, including the use of a digital multimeter for measuring voltage, resistance, and current, and an oscilloscope for studying AC waveforms.

The CES M147 trainer features a 32-switch fault panel housed in a separate case so instructors can induce faults for students to troubleshoot. The faults are not just simple open circuits; short circuits can also be induced allowing instructors to teach troubleshooting of short circuits safely and effectively, without risk of damaging the unit or components.

All CES Trainers feature a self-contained design, eliminating the need for external components or accompanying computer software to run the trainer. Circuit connections are made using banana-style patch cables between test jacks on the face of the trainer for each electronic component. After building a circuit, component values can be easily swapped out simply by moving a set of patch cable connections to the connections of a different component.