In this paper, we present the implementation of Velocity Controlled (or tuned) Oscillators (VCO) to model spatial coding and navigation in the mammalian hippocampus. Specifically, we demonstrate these spatial cells by representing a spatial firing map of grid, place, and border cells. Since the VCO is the basis for Oscillatory Interference (OI) models based on the Spatial Envelope Synthesis (SES) approach of hippocampal and entorhinal navigation, we use these models in our hardware implementation to construct more complex spatial cells from simple interference between VCOs. We develop the design of a VCO ASIC chip containing up to 128 independently tuned VCOs.