WO2015107644A1 - 分析装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an analyzer for performing analysis by inserting a needle into a sample container and sucking a sample from the tip of the needle.
- Some analyzers can automatically perform analysis for the purpose of reducing the burden on the user and effectively using night time.
- this type of analyzer for example, by inserting the needles sequentially into a plurality of sample containers and sucking the sample in each sample container from the tip of the needle and supplying it to the analysis unit, The continuous analysis can be performed automatically.
- a liquid chromatograph which is an example of the analysis apparatus as described above, includes a rack in which several tens to several hundreds of sample containers can be set, and needles are sequentially inserted into the sample containers on the rack.
- the needle is movable in the horizontal direction and the vertical direction. After the needle is horizontally moved above each sample container, the needle is moved vertically downward and inserted into the sample container. The operation of moving the needle vertically upward after the suction is repeated.
- Such an abnormal state can be detected, for example, by detecting the operating state of a motor for moving the needle using a photo interrupter or an encoder.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-228561 discloses a configuration in which video captured by a camera is transmitted to a terminal connected to a network.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide an analyzer that can easily check an abnormal state related to the operation of a needle.
- the analyzer includes a needle, a needle moving mechanism, and a camera.
- the needle sucks the sample in the sample container from the tip.
- the needle moving mechanism moves the needle and inserts the tip of the needle into the sample container.
- the camera moves with the needle and photographs the tip of the needle.
- the tip of the needle can be photographed by the camera that moves with the needle.
- the tip of the needle can always be photographed. The state can be easily confirmed.
- the analyzer may further include an imaging control unit that automatically performs imaging by the camera during movement of the needle.
- the analyzer may further include an abnormality detection unit that detects an abnormal state of the needle moving mechanism.
- an abnormality detection unit that detects an abnormal state of the needle moving mechanism.
- the imaging control unit performs imaging with the camera when an abnormal state is detected by the abnormality detection unit.
- the imaging control unit may perform imaging with the camera in synchronization with the movement of the needle.
- the abnormal state during the movement of the needle can be confirmed in more detail.
- the analyzer even if no abnormal state was detected in the analyzer, when the analysis result was analyzed, it was photographed when an abnormal state was found such that the peak of the sample component could not be confirmed.
- the cause of the abnormal state can be easily identified based on the image.
- the analysis apparatus may further include an image output control unit that outputs an image photographed by the camera in association with a photographing time.
- the tip of the needle can always be photographed even when the needle moves, it is possible to easily confirm an abnormal state related to the operation of the needle.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating a configuration example of an analyzer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the analyzer according to the present embodiment includes, for example, a liquid chromatograph, and can analyze each sample by supplying samples from a plurality of sample containers 1 to an analysis unit (not shown).
- the analyzer includes a needle 2, a needle moving mechanism 3, an injection port 4, a washing port 5, a camera 6, a light source 7, a control device 8, and the like.
- the sample container 1 is a so-called vial, and the upper surface opening is closed with a cap 11 in a state in which the sample is accommodated therein.
- the cap 11 is made of rubber, for example, and the needle 2 can be inserted into the sample container 1 by inserting the needle 2 into the cap 11.
- the plurality of sample containers 1 can be held by the rack 9 in a state where they are arranged.
- the needle 2 is an elongated tubular member extending in a straight line.
- the sample in the sample container 1 can be sucked from the tip of the needle 2 by driving a pump (not shown) with the needle 2 inserted into the sample container 1.
- the needle 2 is held by a needle moving mechanism 3 and can be moved in the horizontal direction and the vertical direction by driving the needle moving mechanism 3.
- the needle moving mechanism 3 includes, for example, a needle holding member 31, a Z-axis member 32, a Z-axis motor 33, an X-axis member 34, an X-axis motor 35, a Y-axis member 36, a Y-axis motor 37, and the like.
- the needle 2 is held by a needle holding member 31 so as to extend straight in the vertical direction.
- the Z-axis member 32 and the Z-axis motor 33 constitute a Z-direction moving mechanism that moves the needle 2 held by the needle holding member 31 in the vertical direction (Z direction).
- the X-axis member 34 and the X-axis motor 35 constitute an X-direction moving mechanism that moves the needle 2 held by the needle holding member 31 in the horizontal direction (X direction).
- the Y-axis member 36 and the Y-axis motor 37 constitute a Y-direction moving mechanism that moves the needle 2 held by the needle holding member 31 in a horizontal direction (Y direction) perpendicular to the X direction.
- the Z-axis member 32 is a shaft member that extends linearly in the Z direction, and has a configuration in which, for example, a screw thread is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the shaft member.
- the needle holding member 31 has a through hole in which a thread groove corresponding to the thread of the Z-axis member 32 is formed, and the needle holding member 31 is attached in a state where the Z-axis member 32 is screwed into the through hole. It has been.
- the Z-axis member 32 can be rotated by driving a Z-axis motor 33 made of, for example, a stepping motor.
- the X-axis member 34 is composed of, for example, a gear shaft that meshes with a gear attached to the rotation shaft of the X-axis motor 35.
- the X-axis motor 35 is integrally held with the Z-axis motor 33.
- the Y-axis member 36 is composed of, for example, a belt wound around the rotation shaft of the Y-axis motor 37.
- An X-axis member 34 is connected to the Y-axis member 36, and by driving a Y-axis motor 37, the X-axis member 34 is moved in the Y direction via the Y-axis member 36.
- the X-axis motor 35, the Z-axis motor 33, the Z-axis member 32, the needle holding member 31 and the needle 2 connected to 34 can be integrally moved in the Y direction.
- the needle moving mechanism 3 can move the needle 2 to any position in the vertical and horizontal directions by appropriately driving the Z-axis motor 33, the X-axis motor 35, and the Y-axis motor 37. Therefore, the tip of the needle 2 can be inserted into the sample container 1 by horizontally moving the needle 2 above the sample container 1 and then moving the needle 2 vertically downward.
- the needle moving mechanism 3 is not limited to the above-described configuration using the screw, gear, and belt as long as the needle 2 can be moved, and other various configurations can be adopted. .
- the pump (not shown) is driven to suck the sample in the sample container 1 and then the needle 2 is moved vertically.
- the sample is moved upward and retracted from the sample container 1.
- the needle 2 is moved horizontally above the injection port 4 and then moved vertically downward to insert the needle 2 into the injection port 4, and the sample is transferred from the injection port 4 to the analysis unit by driving the pump. Can be supplied.
- the needle 2 is moved vertically upward to retract from the injection port 4 and horizontally moved to above the cleaning port 5. Then, the needle 2 is moved vertically downward to be inserted into the cleaning port 5, and the needle 2 is cleaned in the cleaning port 5.
- the series of operations of the needle 2 as described above is a sample injection operation for injecting the sample in the sample container 1 into the injection port 4. By repeating the same operation for each sample container 1, The continuous analysis can be performed automatically.
- the camera 6 and the light source 7 are held by the needle holding member 31.
- the camera 6 is a small camera such as a CCD (Charge-Coupled Device) camera, for example, and is attached obliquely upward to the distal end portion of the needle 2 so that the focal point thereof is aligned with the distal end portion of the needle 2.
- the light source 7 is attached obliquely upward to the tip of the needle 2 so that the tip of the needle 2 can be illuminated from an angle different from that of the camera 6. Thereby, the tip of the needle 2 can be photographed with the camera 6 while the tip of the needle 2 is illuminated by the light source 7. However, if the periphery of the tip of the needle 2 is sufficiently bright, the light source 7 can be omitted.
- the camera 6 can shoot a still image or a moving image within a predetermined shooting area (for example, several cm square), and the shot image is input to the control device 8. Since the camera 6 and the light source 7 are attached to the needle holding member 31, they can move together with the needle 2. Thereby, even when the needle 2 moves when the tip of the needle 2 is inserted into the sample container 1, the tip of the needle 2 can always be photographed. Therefore, an abnormal state related to the operation of the needle 2 moving over a wide range can be easily confirmed by appropriately taking an image with the camera 6 while the needle 2 is moving.
- a predetermined shooting area for example, several cm square
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the control device 8.
- the control device 8 controls operations of the needle moving mechanism 3 (Z-axis motor 33, X-axis motor 35, and Y-axis motor 37), camera 6, light source 7, and the like.
- the control device 8 may be incorporated in the analyzer, or may be configured by an external device such as a personal computer.
- the control device 8 includes a control unit 81 and a storage unit 82.
- the control unit 81 includes, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and performs control related to the operation of the analyzer.
- the control unit 81 functions as an analysis control unit 811, an abnormality detection unit 812, an imaging control unit 813, an image output control unit 814, and the like when the CPU executes a program.
- the storage unit 82 can be configured by, for example, a ROM (Read Only Memory), a RAM (Random Access Memory), a hard disk, and the like.
- a control program storage unit 821 that stores a control program and an image storage unit 822 that stores an image captured by the camera 6 are allocated to the storage unit 82.
- the analysis control unit 811 drives the Z-axis motor 33, the X-axis motor 35, and the Y-axis motor 37 of the needle moving mechanism 3 based on the control program stored in the control program storage unit 821.
- the sample in each sample container 1 is analyzed by controlling the operation of the heater (such as a heater or a detector).
- the analysis conditions for each sample can be set in advance as method files, and the continuous analysis of each sample is automatically performed by executing an analysis schedule in which the execution order of these method files is set. Can be done.
- the abnormality detection unit 812 detects an abnormal state of the needle moving mechanism 3.
- the needle moving mechanism 3 is provided with a photo interrupter 38.
- the photo interrupter 38 has a light emitting part and a light receiving part (both not shown), and by detecting whether or not the light from the light emitting part is blocked with the movement of the needle holding member 31, It can be determined whether the needle 2 is moving normally.
- the abnormal state of the needle moving mechanism 3 can be detected using not only the photo interrupter 38 but also other various sensors such as an encoder.
- the shooting control unit 813 controls shooting by the camera 6. By transmitting a shooting instruction from the shooting control unit 813 to the camera 6, the tip of the needle 2 can be shot with the camera 6.
- the shooting control unit 813 controls shooting by the camera 6 based on the detection result in the abnormality detection unit 812.
- a shooting instruction is given to the camera 6 so that the camera 6 performs shooting within a predetermined time from the detected timing or the timing. Sent. At this time, it is preferable that the light source 7 is also operated for a predetermined time so that the tip of the needle 2 can be illuminated at least during photographing by the camera 6.
- the image output control unit 814 outputs an image shot by the camera 6 in association with the shooting time.
- the shooting time may include not only the shooting time but also other information such as the shooting date.
- the image output from the image output control unit 814 and the shooting time are stored in the image storage unit 822 included in the control device 8, but the configuration is not limited thereto. It may be configured to be stored in a storage unit provided separately from the control device 8, or may be configured to be transmitted to another device via a network or the like.
- a plurality of images can be stored in the image storage unit 822, and an arbitrary image stored in the image storage unit 822 can be read and displayed on a display unit (not shown).
- the shooting time as a time stamp is stored in association with the image, it is possible to easily confirm when the image was shot.
- the cause of occurrence of the abnormal state can be easily identified.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an example of processing when the control device 8 performs automatic analysis.
- it is possible to perform an automatic analysis on the sample in each sample container 1 based on an analysis schedule in which a plurality of method files are arranged in a plurality of lines according to the execution order.
- an analysis schedule is read from the storage unit 82 (step S101), and the number of method file lines (schedule line number) executed in the analysis schedule is set to “1” (step S102). Then, by executing the method file with the set number of schedule lines (step S103), preparation for analysis such as detection wavelength setting, temperature adjustment, and liquid feeding is performed according to the analysis conditions set in the method file. .
- step S105 the sample injection operation by the needle moving mechanism 3 is started (step S105).
- insertion of the needle 2 into the sample container 1 movement of the needle 2 into the injection port 4, insertion of the needle 2 into the injection port 4, movement of the needle 2 into the washing port 5, washing port 5 includes a series of operations of the needle 2 for supplying the sample in the sample container 1 to the analysis unit, such as insertion of the needle 2 into 5.
- step S106 it is monitored whether or not an abnormal state of the needle moving mechanism 3 is detected by the photo interrupter 38 during the sample injection operation as described above (step S106).
- an imaging instruction is transmitted to the camera 6 (step S107).
- photography with the camera 6 can be performed automatically during the movement of the needle 2.
- step S108 when shooting by the camera 6 is completed (Yes in step S108), the shot image is stored in the image storage unit 822 together with the shooting time (step S109). In this case, the abnormal state is notified to the display unit (not shown) of the analyzer, and the analysis schedule is interrupted here.
- step S111 it is determined whether or not the analysis schedule has been completely executed. As a result, when all the analysis schedules are not executed (No in step S111), the number of schedule rows is set to +1 (step S112), and the processing after step S103 is performed, whereby the analysis of the next sample is performed. Is done.
- step S106 analysis of the sample in each sample container 1 is sequentially performed while monitoring whether or not an abnormal state of the needle moving mechanism 3 is detected. Then, when all the analysis schedules are executed (Yes in step S111), the automatic analysis process ends.
- the photographing by the camera 6 can be automatically performed, even when the user is absent at the time of automatic analysis, an image of the distal end portion of the needle 2 is surely photographed, and an abnormal state related to the operation of the needle 2 is detected after the fact. Can be confirmed.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the control device 8 of the analyzer according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- the configuration of the control unit 81 in the control device 8 is different from that of the first embodiment, and the other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment. Therefore, detailed description is omitted.
- the control unit 81 in this embodiment functions as an analysis control unit 811, an imaging control unit 813, an image output control unit 814, and the like. Similar to the first embodiment, the analysis control unit 811 controls the Z-axis motor 33, the X-axis motor 35, and the Y-axis motor 37 of the needle moving mechanism 3 based on the control program stored in the control program storage unit 821.
- the sample in each sample container 1 is analyzed by driving or controlling the operation of each part (for example, a heater or a detector) of the analysis part.
- the shooting control unit 813 controls shooting by the camera 6 as in the first embodiment, but does not control shooting by the camera 6 based on the detection result in the abnormality detection unit 812 as in the first embodiment. Shooting by the camera 6 is controlled based on a control program stored in the control program storage unit 821.
- the needle 2 is moved into the sample container 1 such as insertion of the needle 2 into the injection port 4, insertion of the needle 2 into the injection port 4, and insertion of the needle 2 into the washing port 5.
- the timing in particular, the timing at which the needle 2 moves in the vertical direction
- a shooting instruction is transmitted to the camera 6 so that shooting by the camera 6 is performed within such a timing or within a predetermined time from the timing.
- the light source 7 is also operated for a predetermined time so that the tip of the needle 2 can be illuminated at least during photographing by the camera 6.
- the image output control unit 814 outputs an image shot by the camera 6 in association with the shooting time, and the output image and the shooting time are stored in the image storage unit 822.
- the present invention is not limited to this configuration, and the image output from the image output control unit 814 and the photographing time may be stored in a storage unit provided separately from the control device 8. However, it may be configured to be transmitted to another device.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of processing when the control device 8 in the second embodiment performs automatic analysis.
- the automatic analysis can be performed on the sample in each sample container 1 based on the analysis schedule, and the processes in steps S201 to S205 are performed in steps S101 to S105 in FIG. It is the same as the processing.
- imaging by the camera 6 is performed in synchronization with the movement operation of the needle 2 at a timing (imaging timing) specified in advance from the control program as a timing at which an abnormal state may occur. That is, when the predetermined shooting timing is reached (Yes in step S206), a shooting instruction is transmitted to the camera 6 (step S207), and shooting by the camera 6 is automatically performed while the needle 2 is moving. . At this time, a still image may be taken by the camera 6 or a moving image may be taken for a certain period of time.
- step S208 when shooting by the camera 6 is completed (Yes in step S208), the shot image is stored in the image storage unit 822 together with the shooting time (step S209). During the analysis, the processing of steps S207 to S209 is performed every time the photographing timing is reached.
- step S210 it is determined whether or not the entire analysis schedule has been executed (step S211). . As a result, if all the analysis schedules are not executed (No in step S211), the number of schedule rows is set to +1 (step S212), and the processing after step S203 is performed, whereby the analysis of the next sample is performed. Is done.
- step S206 analysis of the samples in each sample container 1 is sequentially executed while determining whether or not it is time to shoot. Then, when all the analysis schedules are executed (Yes in step S211), the automatic analysis process ends. Note that the image and the shooting time taken by the camera 6 may be output at other timing such as when the analysis schedule is completely executed.
- the photographing by the camera 6 can be automatically performed, even when the user is absent at the time of automatic analysis, an image of the distal end portion of the needle 2 is surely photographed, and an abnormal state related to the operation of the needle 2 is detected after the fact. Can be confirmed.
- imaging at a timing (imaging timing) at which an abnormal state is highly likely to occur in synchronization with the movement operation of the needle 2. If imaging is performed in synchronization with the operation of inserting the tip of the needle 2 into the sample container 1 based on a control program for moving the needle 2 as in the present embodiment, an abnormal state is likely to occur. Shooting can be performed.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of processing when the control device 8 of the analyzer according to the third embodiment of the present invention performs automatic analysis.
- the mode of processing by the control device 8 is different from that of the second embodiment, and the configuration of the control device 8 is the same as the configuration of the second embodiment as shown in FIG.
- the imaging control unit 813 does not perform imaging with the camera 6 only at a specific imaging timing as in the second embodiment, but continues during the movement of the needle 2 in the vertical direction or the horizontal direction.
- Shooting with camera 6 (free-run shooting) is performed.
- a still image may be taken by the camera 6 continuously at a constant time interval (for example, a short interval such as 0.5 second interval), or continued by the camera 6. You may then shoot a video.
- the light source 7 is continuously operated while the needle 2 is moving.
- automatic analysis can be performed on the sample in each sample container 1 based on the analysis schedule, and the processing in steps S301 to S305 is performed in steps S201 to S205 in FIG. It is the same as the processing.
- step S307 when the needle 2 is moving (Yes in step S306), free-run imaging is performed (step S307). At this time, the timing at which the needle 2 moves is specified based on the control program, or by detecting the movement of the needle 2 using a sensor or the like, free-run imaging is performed in synchronization with the movement operation of the needle 2. be able to.
- the photographed image is stored in the image storage unit 822 together with the photographing time.
- step S307 When the needle 2 is moving, the process of step S307 is performed.
- step S309 it is determined whether or not the entire analysis schedule has been executed (step S309). ).
- step S310 the number of schedule lines is set to +1 (step S310), and the processing after step S303 is performed, thereby analyzing the next sample. Is done.
- step S306 the analysis of the samples in each sample container 1 is sequentially executed while determining whether or not the needle 2 is moving. Then, when all the analysis schedules are executed (Yes in step S309), the automatic analysis process ends. Note that the image and the shooting time taken by the camera 6 may be output at other timing such as when the analysis schedule is completely executed.
- the photographing by the camera 6 can be automatically performed, even when the user is absent at the time of automatic analysis, an image of the distal end portion of the needle 2 is surely photographed, and an abnormal state related to the operation of the needle 2 is detected after the fact. Can be confirmed.
- a configuration has been described in which imaging is performed by the camera 6 when a continuous analysis is automatically performed on a sample in each sample container 1 based on an analysis schedule.
- a configuration may be adopted in which imaging is performed by the camera 6 when analyzing the samples in each sample container 1 individually.
- the configuration is not limited to the configuration in which the camera 6 automatically performs imaging while the needle 2 is moving, and the configuration in which the camera 6 manually performs imaging may be used.
- the photographing control unit 813 may be configured to transmit a photographing instruction to the camera 6 based on a photographing instruction operation by the user.
- a liquid chromatograph has been described as an example of an analyzer, but the present invention can also be applied to other analyzers such as a gas chromatograph, a bioclinical apparatus, and a mass spectrometer.
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図1は、本発明の第1実施形態に係る分析装置の構成例を示した概略図である。本実施形態に係る分析装置は、例えば液体クロマトグラフからなり、複数の試料容器1から分析部(図示せず)に試料を供給することにより、各試料の分析を行うことができる。当該分析装置には、ニードル2、ニードル移動機構3、注入ポート4、洗浄ポート5、カメラ6、光源7及び制御装置8などが備えられている。
図4は、本発明の第2実施形態に係る分析装置の制御装置8の構成例を示したブロック図である。本実施形態では、制御装置8における制御部81の構成のみが第1実施形態とは異なり、他の構成については第1実施形態と同様であるため、同様の構成については図に同一符号を付して詳細な説明を省略する。
図6は、本発明の第3実施形態に係る分析装置の制御装置8が自動分析を行う際の処理の一例を示したフローチャートである。本実施形態では、制御装置8による処理の態様のみが第2実施形態とは異なり、制御装置8の構成は、図4に示すような第2実施形態の構成と同様である。
2 ニードル
3 ニードル移動機構
4 注入ポート
5 洗浄ポート
6 カメラ
7 光源
8 制御装置
9 ラック
11 キャップ
31 ニードル保持部材
32 Z軸部材
33 Z軸モータ
34 X軸部材
35 X軸モータ
36 Y軸部材
37 Y軸モータ
38 フォトインタラプタ
81 制御部
82 記憶部
811 分析制御部
812 異常検知部
813 撮影制御部
814 画像出力制御部
821 制御プログラム記憶部
822 画像記憶部
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- 試料容器内の試料を先端部から吸引するニードルと、
前記ニードルを移動させ、当該ニードルの先端部を前記試料容器内に挿入させるニードル移動機構と、
前記ニードルとともに移動し、前記ニードルの先端部を撮影するカメラとを備えたことを特徴とする分析装置。 - 前記ニードルの移動中に、前記カメラによる撮影を自動で行う撮影制御部をさらに備えたことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の分析装置。
- 前記ニードル移動機構の異常状態を検知する異常検知部をさらに備え、
前記撮影制御部は、前記異常検知部により異常状態が検知された場合に、前記カメラによる撮影を行うことを特徴とする請求項2に記載の分析装置。 - 前記撮影制御部は、前記ニードルの移動動作に同期させて、前記カメラによる撮影を行うことを特徴とする請求項2に記載の分析装置。
- 前記カメラにより撮影された画像を撮影時刻に対応付けて出力する画像出力制御部をさらに備えたことを特徴とする請求項1~4のいずれかに記載の分析装置。
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