🎓 Samizo-AITL Portal
A physical-first engineering archive
that connects physics, devices, control, and intelligence
through explicit causal structure.
🧭 What this is
AITL (Architecture for Integrated Technology Logic) is a framework for organizing
engineering knowledge as causal relationships linking
physical quantities, device behavior, control logic, and system performance.
flowchart TD
P["Physical quantities<br>(V–I, force, heat, etc.)"]
D["Devices<br>(semiconductors / MEMS / mechanisms)"]
C["Control<br>(PID / FSM)"]
A["Design intelligence<br>(AI / LLM)"]
S["Performance<br>(stability / reliability)"]
P --> D
D --> C
C --> S
C -. redesign support .-> A
A -. model update / re-identification .-> C
Rather than presenting isolated methods,
this portal focuses on how design decisions arise from physical constraints
and how those decisions propagate through control and system architecture.
⚡ 60-second orientation
If this is your first visit, start here.
| Topic | Link | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Portal | /portal/en/ | AITL overview |
| Semiconductor / device-oriented path | /Edusemi-v4x/en/ | Physics → process → device |
| Control / AI-oriented path | /EduController/en/ | PID / FSM / AI roles |
🧠 Design structure
AITL organizes control and intelligence by role.
| Layer | Role | Responsibility |
|---|---|---|
| PID | Real-time control | Stability, response, disturbance rejection |
| FSM | Supervisory logic | Mode selection, state transitions, safety |
| AI / LLM | Non-real-time support | Model updates, gain re-ID, rule refinement |
AI is treated as a design support layer,
not as a replacement for deterministic control loops.
👤 Intended audience
- Engineers working with physics-based systems
(semiconductors, MEMS, control, AI) - Those interested in design rationale and causal explanation
- Readers looking to organize engineering knowledge across domains