Sunday, July 14, 2019
nonlinearcircuits Cellular Automata 1
Published on Jul 14, 2019 cirtcele
"NLC Cellular Automata module demo. It can be used as a CV pattern and gate generator. There is little control over the patterns other than feeding signals into the 4 seed inputs"
via nonlinearcircuits
"This is a 16 cell gate and pattern generator using cellular automata rules 90 & 150. It will run thru a process driven by a clock signal and requires a signal on one of the seed inputs (anything crossing 1V) to start a new process or alter the current one.
A process without seeds may run for hours or minutes, depending upon the start point and clock rate.
There are 3 CV outputs, two based on what is happening on each half of the circuit, one reflects the pattern created by the active cells. Each cell has a gate output.
The circuit uses CMOS chips and op amps, no microprocessors. It is a big build!
PCB set = USD25
panel = USD23
assembled = USD280"
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