This document describes the design and implementation of a Ternary Arithmetic Logic Unit (TALU) using Verilog. Ternary logic uses three voltage levels (0, 1, Z) instead of the two levels used in binary, providing benefits like reduced gate counts, memory requirements, and faster speeds. The authors constructed truth tables and implemented simplified logic expressions using ternary multiplexers to build combinational circuits like a full adder. Their TALU design achieved 0% utilization of LUTs and slices on the FPGA, with a delay of 6.125ns which is 84.3% of the maximum delay. The document concludes that ternary logic designs require less memory and power than equivalent binary