Quantum-si Incorporated

Joseph D Clark

Todd Rearick

Benjamin Cipriany

Keith Glen Fife

Tom Thurston

Jonathan Marc Rothberg

Jeremy Christopher Jordan

Brett J Gyarfas

Joseph Gerald O'Connor

Faisal R Ahmad

Michael Ferrigno

Thomas Raymond Thurston

Mel Davey

Ledif Basanta

Yari Basanta

Daniel B Frier

Cory Kohut

An integrated circuit includes a photodetection region configured to receive incident photons. The photodetection region is configured to produce a plurality of charge carriers in response to the incident photons. The integrated circuit includes a charge carrier storage region. The integrated circuit also includes a charge carrier segregation structure configured to selectively direct charge carriers of the plurality of charge carriers directly into the at least one charge carrier storage region based upon times at which the charge carriers are produced.

Integrated photodetector with charge storage bin of varied detection time

A coiled tubing heating head tool system includes a tool connected at a connector to a terminal end of coiled tubing, the tool having a tubular extending from the connector to a heating head having a heater, a fluid passage extending from a discharge port in the tubular through the connector into the coiled tubing, and a one-way valve in the fluid passage between the discharge port and the connector, and a power cable electrically coupled to the heater and extending through the tubular, the connector, and the coiled tubing, to an electrical power source.

Coiled tubing heating head tool

Instrument control and data acquisition in advanced analytic systems that utilize optical pulses for sample analysis are described. Clocking signals for data acquisition, data processing, communication, and/or other data handling functionalities can be derived from an on-board pulsed optical source, such as a passively mode-locked laser. The derived clocking signals can operate in combination with one or more clocking signals from a stable oscillator, so that instrument operation and data handling can tolerate interruptions in operation of the pulsed optical source.

Data acquisition control for advanced analytic instruments having pulsed optical sources

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Joseph D Clark