The Phase Information Associated to Synchronized Electronic Fireflies
Jean-Luc Guisset, Jean-Louis Deneubourg, Gonzalo Marcelo Ramirez-Avila
Abstract
An electronic implementation referring to fireflies ensembles flashing in synchrony in a self-organization mode, shows the details of the phase-locking mechanism and how the phases between the electronic oscillators are related to their common period. Quantitative measurements of the timing signals link the limits of a steadily established synchronization to the physics of the electronic circuit. Preliminary observations suggest the existence of bifurcation-like phenomena.
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