Chaos @256byteram

Uploaded October 2010 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

This is a simple circuit which generates chaos, found at home.comcast.net/~ijfritz/ch_cir1.htm

The red effect is created by changing the red and blue gain controls on the camera.

Blaupunkt Colorado Colour Television (circa 1975)

$More Television Fractals This is a CCTV multiplexer which can show four individual cameras on a monitor in four quadrants, which I have connected a single camera to, then pointed back at the monitor. The effect is to multiply the image by three (in this case) every time the image goes through the loop. This creates something resembling a fractal. Ive found leaving the fourth quadrant disconnected gives the best results. Strictly speaking, this isnt a completely analogue process, as the multiplexer is a digital device with a frame buffer. The same effect could be done (and has been done) with three monitors. The camera used is a B&W vidicon security camera.$

VAXstation 4000/60 running xlock screensavers

Multifunction Polis Earthworks Trials, Gillman 1994

Adelaide Analogue Television Shutoff on a 54 Year Old Receiver

LED chaser as a frequency reference (guitars and synths)