Abstract: An assessment assembly (10) for assessing a fundus imaging system (12) includes at least one, curved, flexible resolution test chart (40). Each of the resolution test charts (40) can include a chart body (342), and a plurality of spaced apart chart features (344). Moreover, each of the resolution test charts (40) can be fixedly coupled to an artificial retina region (36) of an artificial eye (14). The artificial retina region (36) can be shaped and sized similar to a retina region (19E) of a human eye (19), and the artificial retina region (36) can have scattering and depolarization properties that are similar to the scattering and depolarization properties of the retina region (19E) of the human eye (19). The fundus imaging system (12) can capture one or more images (20) of the resolution test charts (40) that are evaluated to determine a resolution of the fundus imaging system (12).

Abstract: Microchannels include membranes operable with magnets or other actuators to deliver samples to one or more reaction zones defined in the microchannels. Membrane flexing can direct samples to selected reaction zones and each reaction zone can be independently temperature controlled to implement a PCR-based sample analysis.

Abstract: Object interference in biological samples generated by lateral shearing interference microscopes is addressed by a shearing microscope slide comprising a periodic structure having alternating reference and sample regions. In some embodiments, the reference regions are configured to provide references that remove sample overlap in a sheared microscopic measurement. A system for generating sheared microscopic measurements is also provided that comprises an inlet configured to receive a sample material, an outlet configured to release a portion of the sample material, and a periodic structure having a plurality of interleaved reference and sample channels. In some cases, the sample channels are configured to accommodate a flow of sample material from the inlet to the outlet and the reference channels are configured to provide references that remove sample overlap in a sheared microscopic measurement.

Abstract: Object interference in biological samples generated by lateral shearing interference microscopes is addressed by a shearing microscope slide comprising a periodic structure having alternating reference and sample regions. In some embodiments, the reference regions are configured to provide references that remove sample overlap in a sheared microscopic measurement. A system for generating sheared microscopic measurements is also provided that comprises an inlet configured to receive a sample material, an outlet configured to release a portion of the sample material, and a periodic structure having a plurality of interleaved reference and sample channels. In some cases, the sample channels are configured to accommodate a flow of sample material from the inlet to the outlet and the reference channels are configured to provide references that remove sample overlap in a sheared microscopic measurement.

Abstract: An assessment assembly (10) for assessing a fundus imaging system (12) includes at least one, curved, flexible resolution test chart (40). Each of the resolution test charts (40) can include a chart body (342), and a plurality of spaced apart chart features (344). Moreover, each of the resolution test charts (40) can be fixedly coupled to an artificial retina region (36) of an artificial eye (14). The artificial retina region (36) can be shaped and sized similar to a retina region (19E) of a human eye (19), and the artificial retina region (36) can have scattering and depolarization properties that are similar to the scattering and depolarization properties of the retina region (19E) of the human eye (19). The fundus imaging system (12) can capture one or more images (20) of the resolution test charts (40) that are evaluated to determine a resolution of the fundus imaging system (12).

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) include an insulating housing, one row of contact disposed in the housing, a key (6) and a position member (67). The housing defines an elongated slot (12) extending longitudinally along a first direction while communicating with an exterior in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. The key is inserted into the slot in the second direction and the position member encounters the key in a third direction to prevent the key from fall off in the second direction.

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) include an insulating housing, one row of contact disposed in the housing, a key (6) and a position member (67). The housing defines an elongated slot (12) extending longitudinally along a first direction while communicating with an exterior in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. The key is inserted into the slot in the second direction and the position member encounters the key in a third direction to prevent the key from fall off in the second direction.

Abstract: A card edge connector (100) adapted for a daughter card with at least one notch comprises a housing (1) made from insulating material and contacts. The housing comprises a slot (12) for receiving the daughter card along its length direction and channels (14) communicating with the slot. The contacts (2) is received in the channels, each comprising a contacting section extending in the slot for contacting with the daughter card and a leg extending out of the housing. At least one key (5) for matching with the at least one notch of the daughter card is transverly retained in the slot and is better than the housing in resistibility of abrasion or breakage.

Abstract: A card edge connector (100) adapted for a daughter card with at least one notch comprises a housing (1) made from insulating material and contacts. The housing comprises a slot (12) for receiving the daughter card along its length direction and channels (14) communicating with the slot. The contacts (2) is received in the channels, each comprising a contacting section extending in the slot for contacting with the daughter card and a leg extending out of the housing. At least one key (5) for matching with the at least one notch of the daughter card is transverly retained in the slot and is better than the housing in resistibility of abrasion or breakage.