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Minecraft name: SubZero123

What do you like the most about redstone?: That you can simulate real world computer hardware.

What's a thing you have made which demonstrates redstone knowledge?: 
I have created a more compact 1x3x5 instant not gate that I have not seen anywhere else on the internet.
Inspiration for design came from youtuber TTLemon.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L338E9dL1YE
I am in progress of my own binary computer with machine instructions.  I have currently completed the ALU, ram and registers.
Followed the tutorial by youtuber bennyscube. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...5094B9D077
Created 4 bit multiplier and divider after learning the basic concepts of a full adder

What does the thing do?:
The not gate inverts the input signal with a zero tick delay using falling edge detection.
The computer currently will add / subtract / xor / and 4 bit numbers.  I have control wires reading and writing from memory and control wires reading from the main bus into the ALU registers.

Image/s and/or video/s of the device, from imgur.com or youtube.com:
1x3x5 instant not gate:    http://imgur.com/t5zgAVD
1x4x6 instant not gate:            http://imgur.com/J9NTQQA
Computer (work in progress):   http://imgur.com/LRIIilI
4 bit multiplier:                         http://imgur.com/bb6SghO
4 bit divider:                             http://imgur.com/AH9Of8B

Do you agree with the rules?: I agree with the rules.
So you have a 2 (.5?) Bit multiplier?
A 4 bit multiplier can give upto an 8bit result.
I'll approve this, but I'd like to hear an explanation on how a few things work of yours first. (I'm in game often) what would you end up building for your trial?
(03-11-2016, 01:48 PM)LordDecapo Wrote: [ -> ]So you have a 2 (.5?) Bit multiplier?
A 4 bit multiplier can give upto an 8bit result.
I'll approve this, but I'd like to hear an explanation on how a few things work of yours first. (I'm in game often) what would you end up building for your trial?

The two four bit inputs are on top of each other at the bottom of the image.  The adders go from right to left. The output is also four bits with a 5th bit as overflow in black wool at the top of the image.  I would like to create an instant ALU with zero tick delay using my new instant not gate design.  Just let me know.
AFK during my trial.  Can an admin please add me to the school server in the mean time?