Babbling brook

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A babbling brook :babbling brook is any oscillator whose rotor consists of a string of cells each of which is adjacent to exactly two other rotor cells, except for the endpoints which are adjacent to only one other rotor cell. Examples include the beacon, the great on-off, the light bulb and the spark coil.

See also

Babbling brook at the Life Lexicon