Analog Memory

Analog Memory
Stackable
Yes(64)

Overview

The Analog Memory is an Analog Gate that operates similarly to a D Latch but stores analog signals instead of digital. By applying a Redstone signal greater than 0 to the Enable pin, the gate remembers the Redstone signal level on its Data pin.

The stored signal remains unchanged until the Redstone signal on the Enable pin switches back to 0. The Output Redstone signal level will always match the remembered signal level.

It will take at least 3 ticks to correctly set the state of the Analog Memory's Output pin:

  1. First Tick: Set the Data pin's state to your desired Redstone signal level.
  2. Second Tick: Apply a Redstone signal greater than 0 to the Enable pin.
  3. Third Tick: Set the Redstone signal on the Enable pin back to 0.

Configuration

The inputs can be configured to face any direction by right-clicking the block.

Parallel Analog Memory
Stackable
Yes(64)

Parallel Analog Memory

The Analog Memory also has a Parallel Gate variant. Based on the pin that faces the back of the block:

Crafting

Normal Analog Memory

Parallel Analog Memory