Re: Fractal Oscillator Circuitry

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From: Daniel Green
Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1992 17:54

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In article 10063@bnr.ca, kelvinp@crchh447.bnr.ca (Kelvin Porter) writes:
> I remember, way back in the early days of 'Strange Attractors', seeing an article
> (written I believe by University of Texas Non-Linear Dynamics Professors)
> which mentioned capacitors that exhibited chaotic characteristics...
> It may have been in the Springer-Verlag "Intelligeneer"?????
> 
> My question is can direct me to reference(s) regarding chaotic circuitry or better
> yet post ASCII schematics?

A recent (within the last year?) issue of Scientific American gave a schematic for
a really simple circut that can be tuned to go chaotic.  It might have been in
their Amateur Scientist column.  Sorry I can't be more specfic.

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Daniel Green
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