The Nida Aviation Electronics Training System supports the math, physics, chemistry, electrical, and aircraft systems elements of the EASA Part-66 Category B1 Aircraft Technician licence. Training is delivered on the Model 130ST trainer with computer-assisted courseware and aviation experiment card sets. Additional material is required to complete full B1 certification.

Students progress from core electronics—DC, AC, analog, digital, soldering, electronic filters, motors, motor control, and microprocessor theory—into AMT general subjects, aircraft wiring and connectors, electrical power and distribution, electrical systems, and aircraft electronic systems. Hydraulics/pneumatics and synchro/servo content is included at theory level. Pre-assembled circuit cards emulate aircraft circuits so students can measure, troubleshoot, and isolate faults with standard test equipment under computer-controlled or manual operation.

EASA B1 covers airframe, powerplant, mechanical, and electrical systems, plus avionics tasks that require only simple tests (not full avionics troubleshooting). This package addresses the electrical/electronics and related systems foundation for that licence; structure, engines, and remaining Part-66 modules must be supplied separately.

This package supports the math, physics, chemistry, electrical, and aircraft systems elements of the EASA Part-66 Category B1 Aircraft Technician certification.