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Our workshop group build a sci-fi electronic drone instrument whose pitch and tone oscillation can be controlled by light, dials and even touch. Final outcome is a six oscillator synth from scratch under the instruction of artist, Sam Underwood.

ILIOS preparing "Symphony for electronics and internal combustion engine vibrations" at Kyriakidis car lab using a WW2, Kübelwagen (Volkswagen's military version of the Beetle). Symphony to be premiered live at the Athens Biennale, June 2009 Photo by Kima

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The photographs should be shared only with permission, and in the form they have been uploaded here, with no cropping or further editing, and the watermark must remain in place. Copyright on all these images remains with the photographer, Neil Fellowes

The photographs should be shared only with permission, and in the form they have been uploaded here, with no cropping or further editing, and the watermark must remain in place. Copyright on all these images remains with the photographer, Neil Fellowes

Student Research Symposium

C6. "Diffusion Coupled Chemical Oscillators"

Rumeng Zhang

Illinois Wesleyan University

 

Recently Lin et al. have reported that the temporal behavior of the oscillating B-R chemical reaction displays an intriguing, small but reproducible, dependence upon the dimensions of the reaction vessel. This suggests that diffusional effects, while small, are not negligible for these fascinating oscillating chemical reactions. That observation has motivated this study, where we have explored diffusionally coupled oscillating B- Z reactions. They were implemented as shallow wells of circular cross section, machined into a thick Teflon sheet, and connected to each other via narrow channels of fixed width but varying lengths, and filled with the appropriate reactants of the B-Z reaction. Video macroscopy is used to record the spatiotemporal patterns that emerge. The videos are imported into Mathematica, where they are analyzed into their R,G,B components, and then exported into Logger Pro for further analysis. We will present our early results, and the methodology being developed to of the analysis.

 

Photo by Dave Renneke

PROGRAM

 

1) Luc Ferrari : 36 Enfilades (piano and tape)

 

2) Peter Adriaansz : Waves (piano, oscillators and 5 e-bows)

 

3) Michael Pisaro : Fields Have Ears 1 (piano, oscillators and field recordings)

 

4) Alvin Curran: Endangered Species (piano)

 

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Spectrum

spectrumnyc.com/blog/

 

Reinier van Houdt

www.reiniervanhoudt.nl

The things I would do to own any or all of these props is really something I shouldn't go into in public. Suffice it to say, these are the most magnificent things I've ever had the pleasure of seeing in person. I did manage to pick up a small scale prop, which is probably the closest I'll ever get to owning one of these beauties.

an oscillator from an old book

Basic synth, two square waves amplitude modulating each other.

This is a 10 GHz oscillator, that I and two other guys designed for a lab in university.

 

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Maze of patchcords in the oscillator 1-4 section. Blue tape surrounds VCO patch points. Basic wave shaper section is surrounded by red tape. VCA patch points have green tape around them

ILIOS live at Centre Octubre (OCCC), 11 March 2009, Valencia, Spain. VIBRA: cicle d'art sonorI i musica experimental organitzat per Octubre i coordinat per Rubén García. Foto: ©PRATS i CAMPS.

ILIOS Symphony n.3 for oscillators and internal combustion engine vibrations,

live at ARTe SONoro, La Casa Encendida, Madrid, 24 April 2010. Photo by Miguel Cazo

The photographs should be shared only with permission, and in the form they have been uploaded here, with no cropping or further editing, and the watermark must remain in place. Copyright on all these images remains with the photographer, Neil Fellowes

PROGRAM

 

1) Luc Ferrari : 36 Enfilades (piano and tape)

 

2) Peter Adriaansz : Waves (piano, oscillators and 5 e-bows)

 

3) Michael Pisaro : Fields Have Ears 1 (piano, oscillators and field recordings)

 

4) Alvin Curran: Endangered Species (piano)

 

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Spectrum

spectrumnyc.com/blog/

 

Reinier van Houdt

www.reiniervanhoudt.nl

Astronomical pointing accuracy is a big topic, some BLOGS below.

 

Some history, "Centrifugal governor to Servomotor" at: www.flickr.com/photos/edhiker/8457417916

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200 inch scope used Vibrating Wire calteches.library.caltech.edu/638/1/ES11.6.1948.pdf pg 16

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Shown above is temperature compensated Crystal Oscillator.

 

IMG_8294 - Bisque MKS 4000 oscillator

Launch of Oramics to Electronica exhibition at the Science Museum.

This lilliputian noise machine by Modal Electronics is hiding some serious power. 4 voices, 8 oscillators per voice, duo and polyphonic modes, unison/spread for choral effects, a real-time sequencer, arpeggiator, midi clock syncing, a 16-key touch keyboard… Where did they fit it all? Measuring in at 10″ X 5 1/2″ X 3″, SKULPT doesn’t let…

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"Carcinotron" - backward wave oscillator (BWO), also called backward wave tube, unknown brand

author: Jan Helebrant

www.juhele.blogspot.com

license CC0 Public Domain Dedication

Aqua Nebula Oscillator live in Paris @ Nouveau Casino May 9, 2008

Oscillator / multiplier / IPA section.

 

8036.25 KC xtal

 

6j5 oscillator

 

3x 6v6 buffer multipliers

 

829B IPA.

 

TRW swap meet 7/30/11

Oscillator coil on Wurlitzer top-octave synthesis tone generator PCB

Texas Instruments (TI) MSP430 evaluation board (top); Phase lock loop with required circuit including reference oscillator, voltage controlled oscillator and linear power supplies (middle); various amplifiers and filters (bottom).

 

The MSP evaluation board was supplied and someone other than myself wrote the controlling application. Someone else designed and built the various amplifiers and filters. I completely designed, etched, populated and tested the PLL board (middle).

Haunt Box 3 by Mr.Ugly. 2009.

Spring reverb+oscillators=creepyspookyeerie

 

mruglysinstruments.blogspot.com/

WR625G is a gigabit dual-band mesh WIFI router that supports AC 1200 dual-frequency, it has a 2.4g 2X2 and 5G 2X2 omnidirectional multi-band high-gain antenna, and 802.11AC MU-MIMO supports Wave2. The multi-oscillator high-gain omnidirectional antenna has a strong ability to pass through the wall and has a wider coverage, making the already strong signal more powerful, signal coverage is wider and data transmission is smoother. Mu-Mimo multi-device transceiver technology has low latency and stable connection of multiple devices at the same time to ensure a good experience of using multiple devices.

 

WR625G mesh wifi router is an ad-hoc routing network distributed Mesh router. Mesh WIFI routers with multiple ethernet ports are perfectly matched and work together to eliminate signal dead spots, easily satisfying family scenes such as large flat, duplex, and villa, so that good signals can be achieved everywhere. Wherever you go, there is a good signal automatic switching network, no wiring, support 802.11k/ V protocol, when the device moves between multiple Mesh routes, it can automatically switch to a better Wi-Fi network. The switching process constantly net, the whole house seamless roaming.

 

Hardware Specification

CharacteristicWR625G-M10

Dimensions166*120*80mm

Interface1*10/100/1000 Base-Tx Ethernet WAN port

2*10/100/1000 Base-Tx Ethernet LAN port

1*DC12V power port

1*Reset port

WIFI Speed2.4G WiFi:2*2 (Speed 300Mbps)

5G WiFi:2*2 (Speed 866.7Mbps)

Frequency2.4G WiFi frequency:2.4GHz~2.4835GHz

5G WiFi frequency:5.150GHz~5.85GHz

Antennabuilt-in 4*5dBi high gain omnidirectional antennas

Wireless Transmit Power2.4GHz:

11b 11Mbps:19dBm;

11g 6Mbps :20dBm;

11g 54Mbps:17dBm;

11n MCS0-HT20:19dBm;

11n MCS7-HT20:16dBm;

11n MCS0-HT40:19dBm;

11n MCS7-HT40:16dBm

5GHz:

11a 6Mbps :20dBm;

11a 54Mbps :17dBm;

11n MCS0-HT20:18dBm;

11n MCS7-HT20:16dBm;

11n MCS0-HT40:18dBm;

11n MCS7-HT40:16dBm;

11ac MCS0-VHT20 :18dBm;

11ac MCS8-VHT20 :15dBm;

11ac MCS0-VHT40 :18dBm;

11ac MCS9-VHT40 :15dBm;

11ac MCS0-VHT80 :18dBm;

11ac MCS9-VHT80 :15dBm;

 

Receiver Sensitivity2.4GHz:

11b 1Mbps:-96 dBm;

11b 11Mbps:-90 dBm;

11g 6Mbps:-91 dBm;

11g 54Mbps:-75 dBm;

11n MCS7-HT20:-70 dBm;

11n MCS7-HT40:-67 dBm;

5GHz:

11a 6Mbps:-91 dBm;

11a 54Mbps :-75 dBm;

11n MCS7-HT20:-72 dBm;

11n MCS7-HT40:-69 dBm;

11ac MCS8-VHT20:-65 dBm;

11ac MCS9-VHT40:-60 dBm;

11ac MCS9-VHT80:-58 dBm

CPUMTK CPU MT7621A MIPS dual core 880MHz

ChipsetMT7621+MT7613B+MT7603

Memory128MB DDR3 RAM

Flash16MB

Power supplyDC12V/1A

Operating Temperature-10~50℃

Storage Temperature-40~70℃

Operating Humidity5~95%(non condensation)

Consumption<10W

CertificationCCC, ROHS

 

Software Specification

CharacteristicWR625G-M10

Network protocolPPPoE

DHCP client

DHCP server

Internet modePPPoE

Static IP

DHCP

Wireless2.4G,5G

Support national channel selection

Signal strength selection

WI-FI timing function

System serviceALG (IPsec, L2TP, FTP)

Port Mapping

DMZ host

Remote WEB

Telnet server

DDNS

SecurityIP filter

MAC filter

URL filter

Port filter

QoSNetwork speed statistics for connected devices

MAC-based network traffic rate limit

Time synchronizationTime-zone selection

NTP client

Can add candidate NTP server

ManagementSetup Wizard for quick and easy configuration

Management password modification

Route restart, restore factory

Firmware upgrade (retain the original configuration)

System logSystem log

 

szceres.com/products/mesh-router-wr625g-m10/

TTA BD909.

The Harvestman Hertz Donut Dual Digital Oscillator.

The Harvestman Polivoks VCF.

SynthTech E350 Morphing Terrarium Wavetable Osc.

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