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Vilnius Chaotic Oscillator

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The source for the circuit: http://physics.mercer.edu/hpage/vilnius.html

published 10 years ago

Sine_eyed

10 years ago

That's spiffy!..

ferlop

10 years ago

Thank to you sine-eyed....... Now I would like to harness the signal and apply it to a game of fortune......... Do you think the casino machines use this sort of random generation as part of the algorithms?

Sine_eyed

10 years ago

Hmm, I dunno! But I think that's a good question- good enough for a hardy round of googling, I'd say. It sure would be neat to see you realize that design concept of yours, so keep at it! X^)

rich11292000

10 years ago

Walk up with a magnet and always win.

ferlop

10 years ago

BTW, Sine_eye, your work is fantastic as far as I can tall.

Sine_eyed

10 years ago

Thanks @ferlop, I appreciate that! Nothing revolutionary coming from my workspace but, not too shabby for a beginner/hobbyist huh? Lol- I'm of the mindset that a circuit intended for the community should be created with the same passion that goes into cooking a meal for guests. It should be tasteful, have some substance to it, and always remember that presentation counts for a lot! X^D

ferlop

10 years ago

Yeah, That sounds like a great recipe.

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