C2G2D3A3

C2G2D3A3 is a compact alphanumeric designation used in theoretical models and puzzle contexts to describe a four-component configuration. The string is parsed as four segments without separators: C2, G2, D3, and A3.

In common interpretations, each letter encodes a module type and the following numeral indicates its version, level, or quantity. For example, C2 may denote a Core module of version 2, G2 a Gateway module of version 2, D3 a Drive or Data module of version 3, and A3 an Actuator or Analyzer module of version 3. The specific meaning of the letters depends on the framework being used; there is no universal standard for C2G2D3A3.

Usage of this notation appears in puzzle design, systems theory discussions, and theoretical modeling to illustrate compact encoding of configurations. In those contexts, C2G2D3A3 can function as a seed value or example to explore questions of compatibility, extension to additional components, and the impact of varying each segment. The code is typically treated as a label rather than a claim about a concrete, real-world product unless a specific project defines its own semantics.

Variants and related notations are common, with similar patterns using different letter designations or different numeric tiers to convey alternative configurations. See also alphanumeric coding, modular design notation, and puzzle notation conventions for related concepts and approaches.