Sidesüsteeme
Sidesüsteeme are auxiliary subsystems that operate alongside a primary system to provide support, redundancy, monitoring, and safety functions. They are designed to run in parallel or in a degraded mode to maintain operation when the main system is compromised. The purpose is to increase reliability, protect safety, facilitate maintenance, and extend performance without requiring major changes to the core system. Sidesüsteeme typically have well-defined interfaces and independent power and communication paths to reduce shared points of failure.
Common examples include power backup solutions (uninterruptible power supplies and standby generators), environmental and climate control
The design of sidesüsteeme emphasizes reliability, maintainability, and interoperability. Redundancy models, fault isolation, and clear boundary
In practice, sidesüsteeme are found in industrial automation, transportation systems, energy infrastructure, and complex software-enabled platforms,