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Hey guys,
I'm currently at university right now studying computer engineering and as part of my digital logic design class (which, if I might add, is super easy with redstone experience xD) we built a binary adder on a breadboard out of some DIP CMOS chips. The power and I/O is being handled by a Basys3 FPGA (the board on the right). I have the FPGA programmed to run through the adder's truth table and display the I/O on the green LEDs near the bottom. Just thought I'd share, since it's kinda cool!

https://youtu.be/6Vu6l51r9RI

Cool. I started college this year. (In September I think) And I am studying CS at IIT. So i not going to learn about Hardware much but. Maybe after four years to get a Degree in CS I might go back for one in CE. Then I will have a degree in both sides of computers.

Still back on topic very nice.

Nice. I've aways wanted to make a cpu out of chips, but I just don't have motivation, or time, or money. But Adders are cool .

Professor, "Lets talk about computers" Newo, "What would you like to know..."

lol that so cool i cant wait for college, i'm shooting for Berkeley

I really want to go to college, but I'm stuck in school where we have to learn stuff like "Foundations of science".
ugh

I made a breadboard adder out of TTL once, I think I showed you at worlds xD

I have that same FPGA newo, i just got done with a MOS 6502 emulator on mine! it was a project for my Digital Systems Design Course!