This section presents a survey of behaviour of a CMC with N=12. The survey
is by no means exhaustive, but some illustrative results are given. In all
cases, the `input' of the CMC is taken as 
( i.e. the state of cell 1 as
a function of time) and the `output' as 
.
In practice, the output 
is almost always an amplitude modulated
period-2 waveform in the range of parameters we consider. A typical example
is given in figure 2.
If instead 
is monitored, the envelope of this
modulation is seen, and this is what is plotted in all the figures below.
Figure 2: Sample of a typical output waveform, 
, showing the
amplitude modulation effect. The same waveform sampled every other timestep
is shown superimposed.