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'''Flutter''' is a {{period|2}} [[rotor]] component consisting of a total of six cells, with three of them being alive in each generation. Four of them can stabilize each other, as seen in [[phoenix 1]] and other [[phoenix]] oscillators. Unlike the similar [[croaker]], however, it can also be stabilized exclusively by [[stator]] cells, as seen in the various [[griddle]] oscillators.
'''Flutter''' is a {{period|2}} [[rotor]] component consisting of a total of six cells, with three of them being alive in each generation. Four of them can stabilize each other, as seen in [[phoenix 1]] and other [[phoenix]] oscillators. Unlike the similar [[croaker]], however, it can also be stabilized exclusively by [[stator]] cells, as seen in the various [[griddle]] oscillators.
== See also ==
* [[:Category:Oscillators_with_rotor_Flutter|List of oscillators with rotor Flutter]]


==External links==
==External links==

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Pattern type Rotor
Number of cells 3
Bounding box 4 × 2
Period 2
Mod 1
Heat 6
Volatility 1.00
Discovered by MIT group
Year of discovery 1971

Flutter is a period-2 rotor component consisting of a total of six cells, with three of them being alive in each generation. Four of them can stabilize each other, as seen in phoenix 1 and other phoenix oscillators. Unlike the similar croaker, however, it can also be stabilized exclusively by stator cells, as seen in the various griddle oscillators.

See also