Research an independent, temperature-compensated oscillator IC with configurable frequency generation, using open-source EDA and a virtual evaluation system. The intended endpoint connects the full chip, package, evaluation board, instruments and calibration software. AS5002 public information is a comparison source, not a specification or a request to reproduce its undisclosed design.
Research only. This snapshot contains analytical studies, bounded tool/model experiments and their limitations. It is not a completed oscillator, validated hardware, a production design or a performance qualification. Full circuit/RTL implementation, fabrication and hardware procurement are outside the current authorization.
| Question | Document |
|---|---|
| What has completed most recently? | Current research status |
| What is required, proposed or still undecided? | Requirements |
| Which architecture decisions need evidence? | Architecture |
| What do the retained results actually establish? | Evidence index |
| How can a particular research bundle be checked? | Research workflows |
| What was preserved, changed or excluded? | Publication preparation |
| What license and third-party terms apply? | Original-work license, Apache-2.0 and third-party notices |
The three representative outputs, 100, 125 and 156.25 MHz, do not restrict the required configurable range to three settings. No numerical performance target, PDK, circuit topology or output interface has been adopted by this preparation.
Current documentation is in English. Dated research notes and experiment records preserve original evidence, including original-language source records. Their old process instructions describe their historical scope and do not govern new tasks.
The owner approved Apache-2.0 for original work and the clean repository cutover on 10 October 2026. Third-party material retains its own terms. This replacement uses a new root history; earlier research commit pins in source snapshots are provenance, not imported ancestry. The earlier repository and private backups are preserved separately. See the migration record and dated preparation audits.