KR101708039B1 - Optical Measuring Apparatus And Cuvette Holder therein - Google Patents

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KR101708039B1
KR101708039B1 KR1020150075377A KR20150075377A KR101708039B1 KR 101708039 B1 KR101708039 B1 KR 101708039B1 KR 1020150075377 A KR1020150075377 A KR 1020150075377A KR 20150075377 A KR20150075377 A KR 20150075377A KR 101708039 B1 KR101708039 B1 KR 101708039B1
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Abstract

An optical analyzing apparatus according to an aspect of the present invention includes a lamp, an excitation monochromator for extracting and exciting specific monochromatic light from the light generated from the lamp, an excitation monochromator for exciting the excited light from the sample, A light absorbing module for absorbing and analyzing the light irradiated to the sample and a cuvette on which the sample is to be placed, the light emitted from the sample is absorbed by at least one of the emission monochromator and the light absorbing module And a cuvette holder for selectively controlling the cuvette holder to advance.

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An optical analyzing apparatus and a cuvette holder included therein (Optical Measuring Apparatus and Cuvette Holder therein)

The present invention relates to an optical analyzer for analyzing an optical spectrum of a sample and a cuvette holder included therein, and more particularly, to a cuvette holder capable of selectively performing a light absorption analysis and a fluorescence analysis by selectively controlling a light path in a cuvette holder And an optical analysis apparatus having the same.

Fluorescence is a phenomenon in which a molecule absorbs light with a short wavelength of high energy and emits light with a wavelength longer than that. When a molecule absorbs light, it moves up to a higher energy excited state. When a molecule that absorbs light ascends to an excited state, it becomes unstable and emits energy in the form of heat or emits light of a different wavelength and falls into its original state.

A fluorescence spectrophotometer, known as a fluorescence spectrometer, measures the fluorescence emitted from a material to determine how much fluorescence is emitted at which wavelength.

Specifically, a fluorescence spectrophotometer excites light generated in a lamp by excitation at an excitation monochromator and irradiates the sample. The light emitted from the sample is passed through an emission monochromator and then detected by a fluorescence detector Analysis.

However, in the conventional optical analysis apparatus, only the fluorescence analysis can be performed in the case of the fluorescence analysis apparatus, and the UV-Vis absorption spectroscopic analysis can not be performed. On the contrary, the analysis apparatus performing the UV-Vis absorption spectroscopy analysis performs fluorescence spectroscopy Therefore, there is a problem in that, in the case of a sample suitable for each analysis, it is necessary to provide separate equipments for analysis.

Embodiments of the present invention provide an optical analysis apparatus capable of performing absorption analysis in a fluorescence analysis apparatus, and a cuvette holder used therein, in order to overcome the problems of the prior art described above.

An optical analyzing apparatus according to an aspect of the present invention includes a lamp for generating light, an excitation monochromator for extracting and exciting specific monochromatic light from the light generated from the lamp, an excitation monochromator for exciting the excited light to a sample, A light absorbing module for absorbing and analyzing the light received by the sample and a cuvette on which the sample is placed, the light emitted from the sample is absorbed by the emission monochromator and the light absorbing And a cuvette holder for controlling the cuvette holder to select at least one of the modules.

The cuvette holder includes a cuvette insertion hole into which the cuvette is inserted, an incidence window opened to the cuvette inserted into the cuvette insertion hole, a first exit window formed to be opened by a path perpendicular to the incidence window, A first screen door capable of opening and closing an exit window, a second exit window formed on a path aligned with the incident window, and a second screen door capable of opening and closing the second exit window.

The cuvette holder includes a first insertion channel in which a first screen door for opening and closing the first exit window is inserted and slid, and a second insertion port in which a second screen door for opening and closing the second exit window is inserted and slid Channel.

Further, the incident window, the first exit window, and the second exit window are configured to correspond to the side surface of the cuvette when the cuvette is mounted on the cuvette insertion hole.

Meanwhile, the optical analyzing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention further includes at least one reflector for controlling the light emitted from the excitation monochromator to proceed toward the cuvette holder.

In addition, the optical analyzing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a beam splitter on the optical path between the reflecting unit and the cuvette holder.

In addition, an image sensor for alignment is provided on the lower side of the beam splitter to check whether the optical elements are aligned as intended.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a cuvette holder for receiving a cuvette on which a sample is mounted, irradiating the excited light to the sample, and then selecting the light emitted from the sample as at least one of an absorption measurement mode and a fluorescence measurement mode The cuvette holder includes a cuvette insertion hole into which the cuvette is inserted, an incidence window opened to the cuvette inserted into the cuvette insertion hole, and a cuvette holder which is opened and formed by a path perpendicular to the incidence window, A second exit window formed on the path aligned with the incidence window, and a second exit window formed on the path aligned with the incidence window, the second exit window being openable and closable, the first exit window having a first exit window, Screen doors.

The following effects can be realized by the optical analyzing apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention.

First, since both the fluorescence analysis and the absorption analysis can be performed in one optical analyzing apparatus, it becomes possible to analyze the absorption spectrum as a fluorescence measuring apparatus, thereby increasing the usability of the apparatus.

Second, the direction of light introduced into the cuvette holder in the fluorescence mode and the direction of the emission monochromator for fluorescence analysis are arranged perpendicular to each other, thereby preventing the intensity of the light from being lowered.

Third, the direction of the light introduced into the cuvette holder in the fluorescence mode and the direction toward the emission monochromator for fluorescence analysis are arranged perpendicular to each other, thereby increasing the space utilization and reducing the volume of the device as a whole.

Meanwhile, according to the cuvette holder according to the embodiment of the present invention, the following effects can be realized.

First, since the cuvette holder of the embodiment of the present invention can easily perform the switching between the fluorescence mode and the light absorption mode, by using the cuvette holder, the optical analysis apparatus can perform two kinds of optical analysis.

Secondly, the cuvette holder of the embodiment of the present invention has an advantage that the mode change can be easily performed by simply raising or lowering the screen door to convert between the fluorescence mode and the light absorption mode.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating an optical absorption mode of an optical analyzing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG.
2 is a perspective view of a cuvette holder and a cuvette used in the optical analysis apparatus of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged view showing the state of the screen door of the cuvette holder in the light absorption mode of FIG. 1;
4 is a perspective view of a fluorescence mode state of the optical analyzing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a partially enlarged view showing the state of the screen door of the cuvette holder in the fluorescent mode state of FIG. 4;

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which: FIG. The present invention may, however, be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as being limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete, and will fully convey the scope of the invention to those skilled in the art. Is provided to fully convey the scope of the invention to those skilled in the art, and the invention is only defined by the scope of the claims. It is to be understood that the terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the invention.

In the present specification, the singular form includes plural forms unless otherwise specified in the specification. It is noted that the terms "comprises" and / or "comprising" used in the specification are intended to be inclusive in a manner similar to the components, steps, operations, and / Or additions. The terms first, second, etc. may be used to describe various elements, but the elements should not be limited by terms. Terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another.

2 is a perspective view of a cuvette holder and a cuvette used in the optical analysis apparatus of the present invention, and Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the cuvette holder and the cuvette used in the optical analysis apparatus of the present invention. Fig. 5 is a partially enlarged view showing the state of the screen door of the cuvette holder in the light absorption mode. Fig.

An optical analyzer 100 according to an aspect of the present invention includes a lamp 130, an excitation monochromator 110 for extracting and exciting a specific monochromatic light from the light generated from the lamp 130, An emission monochromator 140 for extracting a predetermined monochromatic light from the light emitted from the sample, a light absorbing module 123 for absorbing and analyzing the light received and irradiated to the sample, and a cuvette on which the sample is mounted And a cuvette holder (122) for controlling the light emitted from the sample to be selected by at least one of the emission monochromator (140) and the light absorption module (123).

The lamp 130 serves to excite the sample to excite the specimen in order to measure a specific fluorescence emission signal. Therefore, the lamp should emit a beam of radiation of sufficient intensity to cause fluorescence, and the intensity of the output should be stable for a certain period of time. Ideally, the lamp 130, which is a light source, emits the same photon intensity for all wavelengths to be measured, but it is merely an ideal light source and has a specific photon intensity for the intrinsic wavelength depending on the type of light source.

The lamp 130 may be, for example, a high pressure xenon lamp, a pulsed xenon lamp, a Xe-Hg arc lamp, a quartz-tungsten halogen lamp, an LED light source, a laser diode,

1, the light generated by the lamp 130 may reach the excitation monochromator 110 along a base, such as an optical waveguide, The specific monochromatic light excited by the excitation light 110 is extracted.

The light irradiated from the excitation monochromator 110 is bent along the light propagation path intended by the first reflector 152 and the second reflector 154, for example.

The light reflected by the second reflecting portion 154 passes through the beam splitter 151 and a part of the light passes through the beam splitter 151 to the positioning image sensor 157 disposed below the beam splitter 151 The remaining light passes through the beam splitter 151 and goes straight and passes through the light passing housing 125 provided in the vertical wall of the light path control unit 120 to be passed through the light path And enters the inside of the rosemater unit 120.

Light entering the light path control unit 120 goes straight and reaches the cuvette holder 122.

1 to 3 show a case where the cuvette holder 122 according to an embodiment of the present invention is adapted to perform the light absorption mode.

The cuvette holder 122 is installed in the cuvette holder 122 and can selectively control the path of the light emitted from the sample after the excited light irradiated to the cuvette 122c having the sample mounted thereon is irradiated to the sample .

1 to 3, the light emitted from the sample by the excited light irradiated on the cuvette holder 122 advances in a straight direction in conformity with the traveling path of the excited light, The light guide 123 guides the light.

In this case, the cuvette holder 122 shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 is set to guide the light emitted from the sample only to the light absorbing module 123. Therefore, the light emitted from the sample in the cuvette holder 122 does not guide light toward the emitting monochromator 140.

Hereinafter, the specific structure of the cuvette holder will be described. The principle of selectively guiding the light emitted from the sample to the cuvette holder by the light absorption module 123 and the emission monochromator 140 will be described.

2 shows an enlarged view of a specific configuration of the cuvette holder 122, specifically, a state of the cuvette holder set to guide the light to the light absorption module 123.

The cuvette holder 122 includes, for example, a body 122d which is basically a hexahedral structure. The cuvette holder 122 includes a cuvette insertion hole 127 into which the cuvette 122c in which the sample is to be inserted is inserted. The cuvette insertion hole 127 is opened to the upper surface of the main body 122d. Therefore, the cuvette 122c can be inserted into the cuvette insertion hole 127 formed in the upper surface of the main body 122d. The basic shape of the main body 122d is not limited to a hexahedron (or a hexagonal column), but may be a cylindrical shape or the like.

The cuvette holder 122 includes an incidence window 122e opened to the cuvette 122c inserted into the cuvette insertion hole 127 and a first window 122c opened by a path perpendicular to the incidence window 122e, An exit window 122f and a first screen door 122a capable of opening and closing the first exit window 122f.

The cuvette holder 122 includes a second emission window 122g formed on a path aligned on a straight line without being bent with respect to the incident window 122e and a second emission window 122g formed by opening and closing the second emission window 122g And a second screen door 122b.

The incident window 122e, the first exit window 122f and the second exit window 122g correspond to the side surface of the cuvette 122c when the cuvette 122c is mounted on the cuvette insertion hole 127 Respectively.

The cuvette holder 122 includes a first insertion channel 122ac into which a first screen door 122a for opening and closing the first emission window 122f is inserted and slid, And a second insertion channel 122bc into which a second screen door 122b for opening and closing the second screen door 122b is inserted and slid.

The first screen door 122a is slidably inserted into the first insertion channel 122ac and includes a first screen portion 122ab for blocking the first emission window 122f and a second screen portion 122ab for intercepting the first screen portion 122ab And a first handle 122aa bent in a direction away from the main body 122d at an exposed upper end of the main body 122d.

The second screen door 122b is slidably inserted into the second insertion channel 122bc and has a second screen part 122bb for blocking the second output window 122g and a second screen part 122bb And a second handle 122ba bent in a direction away from the main body 122d at an exposed upper end of the second handle 122b.

The first screen door 122a and the second screen door 122b are operated by the operator to apply upward force to the first handle 122ab and the second handle 122bb formed on the upper side to open the exit window, And closes the exit window.

2, the cuvette holder 122 is in a state of being placed in an absorption mode (i.e., a state of irradiating light to the light absorption module) The second screen door 122b is lifted upward to open the window 122g and the first emission window 122f in the direction (-X direction) arranged toward the emission monochromator 140 is set to be closed have.

FIG. 3 shows a path through which the light travels by the cuvette holder 122, which is set to control light in the direction of the light absorption module.

2 and 3, the second screen door 122b is raised upward to open the second exit window 122g, and the first screen door 12a descends downward, 1 emission window 122f is closed.

Accordingly, the excited light introduced into the incident window 122e is irradiated to the cuvette 122c, and the light emitted from the sample contained in the cuvette 122c can not proceed to the closed first exit window 122f, And proceeds through the second exit window 122g, which is an open window, to proceed to the light absorbing module 123 placed on the subsequent light path.

Meanwhile, although not clearly shown in the drawing, in the mode in which the first screen door or the second screen door is raised to the upper side, the first screen door 122a and the first screen door insertion The surfaces that the channel 122ac is in contact with are preferably formed to be mutually formed in dimensions that are fittable. Alternatively, the first screen door may be fixed by a separate complementary fastening structure so that it does not fall due to its own weight when it is disposed on the upper side in the first screen door insertion channel.

Similar fitting or complementary fastening structures may be applied between the second screen door 122b and the second screen door insertion channel 122bc.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a fluorescence mode of an optical analysis apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a partially enlarged view showing a state of a screen door of a cuvette holder in the fluorescence mode of FIG.

4 and 5 are different from those of FIGS. 1 to 3 in the setting of the screen door of the cuvette holder, and accordingly, the path of the light emitted from the cuvette holder 122 is different.

4 and 5, the light generated by the lamp 130 is extracted into the specific monochromatic light excited by the excitation monochromator 110. FIG.

The light irradiated from the excitation monochromator 110 is bent along the light propagation path intended by the first reflector 152 and the second reflector 154, for example.

The light reflected by the second reflecting part 154 passes through the beam splitter 151 and passes through the light passing housing 125 provided on the vertical wall of the light path control part 120 to be passed through the light path control part 120, And enters the inside.

Light entering the light path control unit 120 goes straight and reaches the cuvette holder 122.

4 and 5 show a case in which the cuvette holder 122 according to the embodiment of the present invention is adapted to perform the fluorescence mode. 4 and 5, the light emitted from the sample by the excited light irradiated on the cuvette holder 122 is emitted in a direction (-X direction) perpendicular to the path of the excited light And the light is guided to the monochromator 140.

In FIGS. 4 and 5, the progress path of light controlled in the cuvette holder 122 is indicated by an arrow. At this time, the cuvette holder 122 is set such that the light emitted from the sample is guided to the emission monochromator 140 only.

Therefore, the light emitted from the sample in the cuvette holder 122 does not guide light toward the light absorbing module 123.

FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of a specific configuration of the cuvette holder 122 shown in FIG. 4. Specifically, FIG. 5 shows a state of the cuvette holder set to guide light to the emitting monochromator 140.

5, since the cuvette holder 122 is in a state of being in a fluorescent mode (i.e., a state in which light is emitted by the emission monochromator), the direction in which the emission monochromator 140 is disposed The first screen door 122a is lifted upward to open the first emission window 122f of the light absorbing module 123 and the second emission window 122g in the direction (Y direction) So that the second screen door 122b descends downward.

Therefore, the excited light introduced into the incident window 122e is not irradiated onto the cuvette 122c and the light emitted from the sample contained in the cuvette 122c can not proceed to the second exit window 122g, which is closed. Instead, And proceeds through the first exit window 122f, which is an open window, so that the light proceeds only to the emission monochromator 140 placed on the subsequent optical path.

Although the present invention has been described in connection with the above-mentioned preferred embodiments, it is possible to make various modifications and variations without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, it is intended that the appended claims cover all such modifications and variations as fall within the true spirit of the invention.

100: Optical analysis device
102: Base portion
110: Here, the monochromator
120: light path control unit
122: Cuvette holder
122a: first screen door 122aa: first screen door handle
122ab: first screen door screen part 122ac: first screen door insertion channel
122b: second screen door 122ba: second screen door handle
122bb: second screen door screen part 122bc: second screen door insertion channel
122c: cuvette 122d: body
122e: incidence window 122f: first emergence window
122g: 2nd outgoing window
127: Cuvette insert ball
130: lamp
140: Emissive monochromator

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lamp;
An excitation monochromator for extracting and exciting specific monochromatic light from the light generated from the lamp;
An emission monochromator for extracting a predetermined monochromatic light from the light emitted from the sample after irradiating the excitation light to the sample;
A light absorbing module for absorbing and analyzing the light irradiated to the sample; And
And a cuvette holder configured to receive the cuvette on which the sample is mounted and to control the light emitted from the sample to be selected as at least one of the emission monochromator and the light absorption module,
The cuvette holder
A cuvette insertion hole into which the cuvette is inserted;
An incidence window opened to the cuvette inserted in the cuvette insertion hole;
A first exit window formed to be opened in a path perpendicular to the incident window;
A first screen door capable of opening and closing said first exit window;
A second exit window formed on the path aligned with the incident window;
A second screen door capable of opening and closing the second exit window;
A first insertion channel through which a first screen door for opening and closing the first exit window is inserted and slid; And
And a second inserting channel for inserting and sliding the second screen door for opening and closing the second exit window. delete delete The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the incidence window, the first exit window, and the second exit window correspond to a side surface of the cuvette when the cuvette is mounted on the cuvette insertion hole. The method according to claim 1,
Further comprising at least one reflector for controlling the light emitted from the excitation monochromator to proceed toward the cuvette holder. A cuvette holder for accommodating a cuvette on which a sample is mounted, wherein the cuvette holder controls excitation light to be irradiated on the sample so that light emitted from the sample is selected to be in at least one of an absorption measurement mode and a fluorescence measurement mode,
The cuvette holder
A cuvette insertion hole into which the cuvette is inserted;
An incidence window opened to the cuvette inserted in the cuvette insertion hole;
A first exit window formed to be opened in a path perpendicular to the incident window;
A first screen door capable of opening and closing said first exit window;
A second exit window formed on the path aligned with the incident window;
A second screen door capable of opening and closing the second exit window;
A first insertion channel through which a first screen door for opening and closing the first exit window is inserted and slid; And
And a second insertion channel in which a second screen door for opening and closing the second exit window is inserted and slid. delete The method according to claim 6,
Wherein the incidence window, the first exit window, and the second exit window correspond to a side surface of the cuvette when the cuvette is mounted on the cuvette insertion hole.
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