System, method, and product for pixel clocking in scanning of biological materials
AssigneeAffymetrix, Inc.
InventorsPatrick J. Odoy, Timothy J. Woolaver
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AssigneeAffymetrix, Inc.
InventorsPatrick J. Odoy, Timothy J. Woolaver
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Systems and methods are described that may be applied to scanning biological materials in or on probe arrays. For example, a system is described that includes a scanner that has one or more excitation sources and an emission receiving element, such as an objective lens, that receives from locations of the probe array an emission signal responsive to the excitation sources. The scanner also has a radial position generator that generates radial positions of the emission receiving element. Also included in the system is a computer memory having stored therein a plurality of position data, each representing a radial position of the emission receiving element. Also stored in the computer memory unit is a set of comparator instructions that generate a clock signal based, at least in part, on comparing one or more of the plurality of radial positions with one or more of the plurality of position data.
A method for analyzing molecules, comprising the steps of:
An apparatus, comprising:
A method, comprising the steps of:
An apparatus, comprising:
A method, comprising the steps of:
A position-based pixel clock sampling apparatus for enabling the sampling of an emission signal detected using a scanner having a scanning arm, comprising:
A method for sampling an emission signal detected using a scanner having a scanning arm, comprising the steps of:
A scanning system, comprising:
A computer program product for use with a computer having a processor and a memory unit, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.