AMS Signals helps engineers explore public analog and mixed-signal (AMS) verification, circuit and behavioral modeling, and AI-assisted analog circuit design activity, alongside independent catalogs of Analog and Digital design projects.
- Home shows Activity Trend, recent Events and recently updated projects. The chart covers twelve months; each line scales to its own peak at 100%, so percentages compare trends within a series rather than counts across series. The current month is partial.
- Timeline lets you explore dated Company and People trajectories. Use Search and the Company filter, then select an Event to inspect its evidence.
- Events provides the complete chronological record within the selected Golden scope, focused on company-related developments in AMS verification, analog/behavioral modeling and AI-assisted analog circuit design. Search or filter by Signal type, open an Event's stable link and follow its public sources. Company and Person pages provide additional context.
- Analog and Digital list projects with descriptions, primary links, design-stage Scope and reviewed public activity. Use Search and the Scope filter to find projects, then follow Website, Paper, Code or Results links where available.
- GitHub in the site navigation opens this repository.
Catalog development-provenance badges describe publicly evidenced AI contributions to building the software. Select a badge to read its explanation and sources. These labels are separate from AI used in a project's design workflow; the provenance policy explains the criteria.
Public evidence establishes what was disclosed, not company-wide maturity or private capability. Missing public activity does not prove inactivity. See the research boundaries for how evidence is interpreted.
The factual export contains the Golden Event, Company and People records and their sources. The Analog and Digital catalogs are separate from that corpus and export. Repository documentation includes contributor setup and the detailed contracts.
No code or content reuse license has been selected. Public visibility alone does not grant permission to reuse the software, Golden compilation or site content. Choosing or changing a license remains an owner decision.