WO2003076909A1 - Systeme d'analyse et disque d'analyse utilise dans ce systeme d'analyse - Google Patents
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- a sample such as blood is set on an optical disc for analysis, and the object to be analyzed is traced and captured as an image.
- 'optical disc' a compact disc on which audio or video is recorded and the playback function of an optical disc drive for playing the disc
- the analysis target set on the track of the analysis disc is traced, and the video is traced.
- An analyzer for obtaining the above is described in, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-50497 (WO 96/095448).
- a typical optical disk drive is configured as shown in FIG.
- the optical disk 101 is rotated in the direction of arrow C by the disk drive 102.
- the pickup 103 irradiating the optical disc 101 with the detection light and detecting the reflected light is moved by a traverse motor 104 so as to move in the radial direction of the optical disc 101 (in the direction of arrow A). It is driven by rotating 105.
- the traverse motor 104 and the disk motor 102 are operated as follows by the servo control circuit 106 based on the reproduction output of the backup 103.
- the servo control circuit 106 traverses a track formed by a pit or a groove based on the reproduction output of the pick-up 103 so as to follow the traverse mode.
- it detects the address information recorded on the tracks of the optical disk 101 and drives the disk drive 102 so that the linear velocity becomes constant.
- an audio signal or a video signal which is data recorded on the track, is processed by the reproduction output of the pickup 103 by the reproduction processing device 107 and is reproduced and output.
- the block diagram of the analyzer is almost the same as that of the above-mentioned general optical disk drive; however, in the case of the analyzer: Aside from the truck '1 O la, a mixture of the specimen and the reagent corresponding to the test item is set as the analysis target B, and in the case of an analyzer, the servo control circuit 1 and the regeneration processor 10 are used. 7 obtains the video of the part to be analyzed on the optical disc 101 as follows.
- the direction of the arrow on the track 101a indicates the direction in which the detection light from the pickup 103 is traced.
- the time information as address information formed by pits, groups, and the like on the optical disk is also formed according to the standard of the conventional optical disk on which a video or a video is recorded, even in the case of an analysis disk. Therefore, a detailed description is omitted here. Specific examples thereof include a Compact Disc System Description (commonly known as a redbook) and a Compact Disc Recordaole System Description (commonly known as an orange book). 6
- the laser irradiation point of the pickup 103 controlled by the servo control circuit 1 6 traces the spiral track 10la of the optical disk 101.
- the track 10 la has a pitch of 1.6 m on an optical disk based on orange books, and the pickup 103 has a pitch of 1, 2, 3, ..., 8, ...,-every time the optical disc 101 rotates once. Trace in order.
- the reproduction processor 107 performs an image or shape count by extracting only the data of the analysis target B obtained by tracing and reconstructing the data. .
- analyzers there are two types: one for detecting and processing light reflected from an optical disk, as in a general optical disk drive for reproducing optical disks, and the other for detecting and processing light transmitted from an optical disk. Either configuration can be implemented.
- the absolute time is recorded as address information as described above.
- This time information is composed of minutes, seconds, and frames, and is composed of 75 frames per second.
- time information recording methods There are two main types of time information recording methods: a method of recording data by changing the length of a pit, such as EFM, and a recording type disc, in which a group is meandered by FM modulation and recorded. There is a method.
- the reproduced video may be displaced along the rotation direction C of the optical disk 101 as shown in Fig. 11 (a). This value is far from the accuracy that is used, and it can be seen that it is too rough to use.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an analyzer capable of realizing shape analysis satisfying high accuracy required for analysis of blood and the like, and a special analysis disk used for the analyzer. Disclosure of the invention According to the present invention, signals picked up in time series by a pickup following a track are assembled as a video using address information engraved on an optical disk. It performs image processing and performs high-accuracy image acquisition and shape counting.
- the analyzer according to the first embodiment of the present invention is a device for irradiating an analysis disk on which an analysis target is partially disposed with detection light to read the state of the analysis target. At least one of the front and rear positions in the rotation direction with respect to the reading area in which this analysis target is placed, an analysis disk with marks recorded over the radial zone of the reading error is set.
- the detection light from the analysis target placed on the analysis disk and the mark-up to detect the mark are set up, and the analysis target and the mark read in chronological order by the pigeon following the track
- An image processing means for executing a video processing for aligning a time axis with a signal taken on the basis of a mark position and acquiring or analyzing a video to be analyzed is provided in the present analyzer. .
- the analysis disc of the present invention is an analysis disc which can trace a pit or a group and has a data area for controlling the rotation of the disc and a reading area in which an analysis target is arranged. A mark is recorded on at least one of the front and rear positions in the rotation direction with respect to the reading area in which the analysis target is arranged, over a radial section of the reading area.
- the analysis disc of the present invention is characterized in that the mark is formed by pit, groove, land, printing, mirror missing, or irregular shape. 16 1 Further, the analysis disk of the present invention is characterized in that the mark is formed by providing a specific pattern different from the data area on a pit, group, or land.
- the analysis disc of the present invention is characterized in that a specific pattern of a mark is made different corresponding to a plurality of reading areas in which an analysis target is arranged. .
- the analysis disk of the present invention is characterized in that the specific pattern of the mark is changed in accordance with the type of the analysis target placed in the reading area.
- the analyzer according to the second embodiment of the present invention comprises a plurality of readouts at least one of the front and rear positions in the rotation direction with respect to the readout area where the analysis target is placed on the analysis disk to be set. Different specific pattern marks are provided for different areas.
- a pickup is provided for detecting the detection light and the mark from the analysis target arranged on the set analysis disk, and the pickup follows the track and reads the analysis target in a tandem manner. Performs video processing to align the time axis based on the mark position, acquires the image to be analyzed or counts the shape of the read signal of the mark, and reads the result of the image processing based on a specific pattern.
- Image processing means for managing the data in association with the area.
- At least one of the front and rear positions in the rotational direction with respect to the reading area in which the analysis target is set on the analysis disk to be set is determined by the type of the analysis target.
- Correspondingly different specific pattern marks are provided.
- a pickup for detecting the detection light and the mark from the object to be analyzed is provided, and the pickup Performs image processing to align the time axis based on the position of the mark and the analysis target read in chronological order following the PC leak 3 / 02806-1 71-1
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of the analyzer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- 'FIG. 2 is a plan view' of the analysis disk used in the embodiment.
- ' Figure' 3 is an enlarged plan view of a main part of the analysis disk of the 'embodiment' o
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of image processing of the analyzer according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view along a track of an analysis disk showing a mark formation state of each embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a plan view of an analysis disk according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a plan view of an analysis disk according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is an enlarged sectional view of an analysis disk showing a mark formation state according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a configuration diagram of a conventional general optical disk drive device.
- FIG. 10 is an enlarged plan view of a main part of a conventional analysis disk.
- FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of image processing of a conventional analyzer. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 shows an analyzer of the present invention.
- the structure of a reproduction processor 107 composed of a microcomputer and an analysis disk 108 used for analysis in place of the optical disk 101 are different from the conventional one. I have.
- the analysis disk 108 has a mixture of a sample and a reagent corresponding to a test item set on the optical disk 101 as an analysis target B, and the analysis target B is arranged on the optical disk 101. Only at the position immediately before the rotation direction C with respect to the reading area 109, a mark 1: 1.0F is recorded over the section of the radial direction of the reading area: (direction of arrow A).
- two analysis objects B are provided on the analysis discs 10'8. The mark ..1.1.0.F is formed immediately before each analysis object B.
- the position of the analysis object B on the analysis disk 108 and a specific example of the mark 110F for the analysis disk 108 are configured as shown in FIG. .
- the analysis object B is provided between the surface 108a of the analysis disk 108 and the track 101a.
- the mask 110F is formed by printing the ink 111 on the back surface of the optical disk 1 in a strip shape.
- 112a is a pit or group formed on the mirror-finished track 101a.
- Reference numeral 112b denotes a land formed on the mirror-finished track 101a.
- the analysis object B is provided between the back surface 108b of the analysis disk 108 and the track 101a as indicated by a virtual line in FIG. 5A.
- the pickup 103 traces the spiral track 101a of the analysis disc 108, and the servo control circuit 106 picks up the peak based on the reproduction output of the peak 103. Or: drive the traversing unit 104 so that it traces the track 101a formed by the group etc., and detects the address information recorded on the track 10la, Drive the disc motor 102 so that the linear velocity becomes constant (CL V 'control).
- the reproduction processing device 10 # as the image processing means is configured as follows.
- the reproduction processing device 107 first stores the time-series image data read by the “Peakup” 103 in the memory 113 as a trace data.
- Similar processing each line to two analyte B ', since the crack.
- the pickup 103 traces the first to ninth tracks in order from the top to the bottom of the figure and stores the data in the memory 113. Shows evening.
- a part of the analysis target B is located on the second to eighth tracks, and V2 to V8 are decomposed image data of the analysis target B.
- S1 to S9 are trigger signals for each track position where the mark 110F is read.
- the first processing unit 1 16 composed of the switch circuit 1 15 The timing of the output to the subsequent stage of the trace is delayed appropriately so that the positions of the trigger signals S1 to S9 match as shown in Fig. 4. (b).
- the image data D ' is output by moving the time axis of the trace data for each track ⁇ . More specifically, in the case of FIG. 4, the outputs of the trigger signals S 1 and S 3 to S 9 are delayed so as to be aligned with the position of the trigger signal S 2.
- the trace data of each track is stored in the second processing unit 117 and then output as a reproduced video output.
- a shape count is required in addition to the acquisition of the image to be analyzed, a “counting process per unit area” is executed. .
- FIG. 6 shows an analysis disk according to the second embodiment.
- the mark 110F is provided only in the position immediately before the rotation direction C with respect to the reading area 109 in which the analysis target B is arranged. However, the analysis disk 1108 shown in FIG. Then, the mark 110B similar to the mark 110F is provided immediately after the analysis target B. In the case of Embodiment 1 in which the mark 110B is not provided, the following mark is used. Until the reading of 110F, the trace data of one track is recorded in the first memory 113 as a whole, but the mark 110F is also provided immediately after the analysis target B in this way.
- the reproducing apparatus 1 07 of the analyzer For analysis Using the PC Mo ⁇ 06 one 11 first disk, the reproducing apparatus 1 07 of the analyzer, the mark 1 1 0 trace data a first memory 1 1 immediately after reading the F to read the mark 1 10 B By configuring so as to accumulate data in section 3, trace data in a section irrelevant to the analysis target B is not accumulated or processed, and efficient data processing can be expected.
- the reproduction processing device 107 of the analyzer is configured to correct the time axis so that the trigger signals S1 to S9 read from the mark 110F are aligned.
- the reproduction processing unit 107 of the analyzer, and the trigger 1 signal reading the mark 110B The same effect as in the first embodiment can be expected even when the time axis is corrected so that
- the marks 110F, 110B are offset from the center of the disk, and the analysis target B is read. It is provided in parallel with the part.
- the distance from the mark to the sample is small between the inner and outer circumferences on the disc, so when a relatively large sample (several mm or more) is to be imaged, it is difficult to reproduce the image.
- the advantage is that less distortion is required.
- the mark 110F, the mark 110F, the mark 110B, and the mark 110B were printed as shown in FIG. 5 (a).
- PC ver. 06 1 12 Mirror-polished truck 1 ⁇ 1 1 A with part 1 a where mirror surface is missing, marked 1 1 0 F, mark 1 1 0 F and mark 1 1 0 B and the mark 1 10 B can be realized similarly. More specifically, it is like a BCA provided on one side of a DVD mirror.
- the irregular part 1 19 of a shape such as a concave part is provided in the-part of the outer shape of the analysis disk 108, and the mark is marked as 1 1 0 F or 1 1 0 F. 110B and mark 110B can be realized in the same manner. More specifically, the shape of the disk itself is modified, and the reflection of light is changed to the data track surface.
- the detailed position and range of the portion 1 1 '8 where the mirror surface is missing and the deformed portion 1 19 in the analysis disk 108 are in the rotational direction with respect to the reading area 109 where the analysis target B' is arranged. Any one of the immediately preceding position, the front-back position, and the immediately following position, which are the same as those in the above embodiments.
- the pickup 103 is configured such that the mirror 103 has the portion where the mirror surface is missing 1 18 or the irregular portion. This embodiment differs from the above embodiments only in that each trigger signal for detecting the mark position by reading 19 is generated.
- FIGS. 5B and 5C The position of the analysis target B on the analysis disk 108 in FIGS. 5B and 5C is the same as that in FIG. 5A.
- the marks 1 1 0 F, 1 1 0 F, 1 1 0 B, and 1 1 10 B of the analysis disk 1 0 8 of each of the above embodiments are formed by printing or by lack of a mirror surface or irregular shape.
- the analysis disc 1 108 pit or group 1 1 2a or land 1 1 2b The mark may be provided.
- the track data portion can be distinguished from the reading area 109 in which the analysis target B is arranged.
- the track data portion can be distinguished from the reading area 109 in which the analysis target B is arranged.
- E? ! ⁇ ⁇ ! ⁇ ! ⁇ ! It is composed of dots such as ⁇ . More specifically, a pre-pit, LPP (land pre-pit) is engraved as a pre-pit on a land portion between tracks to be recorded as address information on a DVD-R / RW. More specifically, 'is a CAPA (DVD—pre-bit for RAM address), etc.' It is a combination of some modulation on the glove or land, such as a wobble. '
- the detailed position and range of the mark consisting of a pit, a group, or a land on the analysis disk 108 are rotated with respect to the reading area 109 on which the analysis target B is located. Any one of the immediately preceding position in the direction, the forward / backward position, and the immediately following position, which are the same as those in the above embodiments.
- the analyzer using the analysis disc 108 on which the mark is formed in a pit, group, or land is configured so that a pickup 1 ⁇ 3 reads the mark and generates a trigger signal for detecting the mark position. Only this point is different from the above embodiments.
- the arrangement position of the analysis target B on the analysis disk 108 or the arrangement position thereof is added to each of the marks of the analysis disk 108 on which the mark is formed by a pit, a group, or a land.
- the analyzer using this analysis disc 108 is configured as follows. You.
- a reproduction processing device of the analysis device. 103 is the image data obtained by performing the time axis correction based on each trigger signal that detects the mark and detects the mark position, and the image data obtained from the specific pattern of the read mark. Is configured to output the data that specifies which of the 'array f' positions in the analysis disk 1.0.8 is to be analyzed.
- the analysis disk 108 in the figure is divided into four large areas by the mark 110L, and the three analysis objects ⁇ can be arranged in each area by the mark 110S. .
- These marks 110L and 110OS are formed so as to extend radially from the center of the disk in the radial direction, and are formed in mutually different patterns so that the analysis object B can be managed.
- test results of four persons can be managed at once.
- three analysis targets B can be arranged for each person, so that the same test can be repeated three times for each person. PC so-called $ 06
- the reproduction processing unit 107 of the analyzer that uses the analysis disk 108 in which the specific pattern of the mark is varied by performing modulation so that the analysis content of the analysis object B can be specified is 103 is the image data obtained by performing the time axis correction based on each trigger signal that has detected the mark position by reading the mark, and the type of target analysis target from the specific pattern of the read mark. It is configured to automatically manage the contents of subsequent image processing, counting method, judgment method, etc. according to the type of analysis target.
- the “type of analysis target” refers to an analysis item such as cholesterol, erythrocyte, or leukocyte which is an item of '.' Analysis.
- the read signal of the mark is subjected to image processing for aligning a time axis based on the position of the mark with reference to the image of the object to be analyzed: acquired or shaped.
- the reproduction processing device 107 ′ as an image processing means is configured to manage the processed result in association with the reading area based on the specific pattern.
- the disk shown in FIG. 7 described above can be used as an analysis disk ′ applicable to such an analyzer.
- the type of analysis target is changed for each area of the analysis disk, three tests can be performed for each of four types of test items for one person's blood and managed. .
- a single disk can be used to perform tests on a plurality of blood items for a plurality of test items. Can be implemented and managed.
- the marks 1 1 0 F and 1 1 0 F It should be noted that in Embodiment 5, the marks 1 1 0 F and 1 1 0 F it is also possible to install a plurality of 110 B and mark 110 B in consideration of a reading error. For example, by modulating and recording the order in order from the one closest to the analysis target B and reading it, it is possible to use the marker as a marker by interpolation even if there is a mistake in reading the marker. is there.
- the analysis target As approaching the subject B, say "5" “-4" "3" "2" "1” at equal intervals. 1 1 0 F 5, 1 1 0 F 4, ⁇ 1 1 1 0 F 1 If, for example, the “1” F 2 mark of ““ ”2” is missing because it cannot be read Even if you know the rule of the interval at the time of counting "5" "4" "3" earlier, it is possible to generate '"2", there is no problem. "1” is missing In this case, the function as a video acquisition trigger can be performed by predicting the "0" position.
- the image CAV control reading of the specimen is performed using this mark interval in the same way as the CAV reading of a general CD or DVD.
- the rotation of the disc itself is controlled to be constant. Therefore, the moving distance per time differs between the inner circumference and the outer circumference.
- the mark intervals of the marker are set on the disk at a constant interval regardless of the inner circumference and the outer circumference.
- the reading device synchronizes the image reading period 'with the interval of this mark, and obtains the image of the specimen while maintaining it. In this case, it is used as a means for changing the read cycle to match the change in the linear velocity of the disk.
- the specimen is a blood sample
- the present invention can be used for other analyses. Specifically, it can be used for analysis of drinking water such as tap water and water quality analysis of reservoirs. :.
- the track 101a was provided at the upper position or the lower position of the analysis target B as shown in FIG. It can be implemented even if 1a is not provided.
- the analysis target is arranged, and the front-back position in the rotational direction with respect to the reading area is reduced.
- the detection light from the analysis target placed on the set analysis disc and the mark are used.
- a video processing for aligning a time axis on the basis of the mark to be detected and the analysis target and the mark read signal read in chronological order by the pickup following the track based on the position of the mark.
- the provision of the image processing means for acquiring the image of the analysis target or for counting the shape is provided, so that the analysis accuracy can be expected to be improved as compared with the related art.
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