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Adeia Semiconductor Bonding Technologies Inc.

Terence Tak-Shing Tam

Christopher A Martin

Igor A Krichtafovitch

Vladimir Leonidovich Gorobets

Maciej R Ziomkowski

Jacob L Oharah

Volodymyr A Bibikov

Larry Rystrom

Frank Metting

Jason Mecham

Steven W Lytle

Robert Dain

Paul Adrian Boeschoten

Embodiments relate to systems and methods for sample image capture using integrated control. A digital microscope or other imaging device can be associated with a sample chamber containing cell, tissue, or other sample material. The chamber can be configured to operate using a variety of environmental variables, including gas concentration, temperature, humidity, and others. The imaging device can be configured to operate using a variety of imaging variables, including magnification, focal length, illumination, and others. A central system control module can be used to configure the settings of those hardware elements, as well as others, to set up and carry out an image capture event. The system control module can be operated to control the physical, optical, chemical, and/or other parameters of the overall imaging environment from one central control point. The variables used to produce the image capture can be configured to dynamically variable during the media capture event.

Systems and methods for sample image capture using integrated control

An electrostatic fluid accelerator includes an electrode array comprising an array of corona discharge electrodes and an array of accelerating electrodes for moving a fluid. A detector is configured to sense a constituent component of the fluid. A control circuit supplies power to the electrode array and operates the electrostatic fluid accelerator in response to an output from the detector.

Electrostatic fluid accelerator for controlling a fluid flow

An electrostatic fluid accelerator includes an electrode array including an array of corona discharge electrodes and an array of accelerating electrodes. A detector is configured to sense a constituent component of the fluid as present in an output from the electrode array. A control circuit supplies power to the electrode array, the control circuit being responsive to an output from the detector for operating the electrode array responsive a level of the constituent component.

Method of controlling a fluid flow

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Redmond, WA, United States of America

Terence Tak-Shing Tam