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# Kapitel 2 – Die Architektur des Selmo-Systems

**Summary:**\
Kapitel 2 beschreibt die technische Architektur des Selmo-Systems.\
Es erklärt die Aufteilung in **Logic Layer (Schaltwerk)** und **System Layer (Zonen)** und zeigt, wie beide Ebenen miteinander interagieren.\
Das Schaltwerk ist der logische Taktgeber, die Zonen bilden die Schnittstelle zur realen Maschine.\
Der Leser erfährt, wie Zustände, Operanten und Zonentypen zusammenarbeiten, um aus einer abstrakten Logik ein physikalisch wirksames Verhalten zu erzeugen.\
Ziel ist, das Zusammenspiel von „Zustand – Aktion – Feedback“ als strukturelles Prinzip zu verstehen.


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