A doorstop mechanism for the movement of a fluorescence immunoassay quantitative analyzer

Abstract

The invention provides a doorstop mechanism for the movement of a fluorescent immunoassay quantitative analyzer, which includes a lower case, a gap is arranged on one side of the lower case, a front cover and a rear cover are fixedly connected to the upper end of the lower case, and the lower case and A cavity for detection is provided between the front cover and the rear cover, and a rotatable incubation plate is arranged in the cavity, and a door cover is installed on the gap, and the rear side of the door cover is provided with a hatch that is flush with the incubation plate. The card release platform, the outer side of the card release platform is provided with a guide groove, the outer side of the door cover is provided with a sliding groove along the vertical direction, the sliding groove is provided with a slidable door block, and the door block is connected to drive it along the sliding groove. Sliding first power unit. It can effectively reduce the impact on the internal environment, thereby making the detection data more accurate, not only reducing the number and volume of the card feeding components, but also saving the movement route of the reagent slats, making the overall volume small and simple in structure, suitable for small and medium-sized hospitals, For outpatient use.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a fluorescence immunoassay quantitative analyzer, in particular to a doorstop mechanism for the movement of the fluorescence immunoassay quantitative analyzer. Background technique [0002] The existing fluorescent immunoassay analyzer has large volume and complex structure, and is not suitable for use in small and medium-sized hospitals and outpatient clinics. The feed card of the existing fluorescent immunoassay analyzer is generally pushed directly from the bayonet inlet by hand, and a series of components such as the feed card assembly transport the reagent strips to the card slots of the incubation tray. This structure has the following disadvantages: One is that the structure of the card feeding component is complex, which makes the entire analyzer larger in size, takes up a lot of space, and the cost is high. The other is that the card feeding procedure is cumbersome and needs to be manually pushed in first, and then the...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Existing fluorescent immunoassay analyzers are large in size and complex in structure, and are not suitable for use in small and medium-sized hospitals and outpatient clinics.

The feed card of the existing fluorescent immunoassay analyzer is generally pushed directly from the bayonet inlet by hand, and a series of components such as the feed card assembly transport the reagent strips to the card slots of the incubation tray. This structure has the following disadvantages: One is that the structure of the card feeding component is complex, which makes the entire analyzer larger in size, takes up a lot of space, and the cost is high. The other is that the card feeding procedure is cumbersome and needs to be manually pushed in first, and then the card is transported to the card slot by the card feeding component First, the third is that there is no cover at the card inlet, and the card inlet is exposed, which affects the environment inside the incubation tray and is not conducive to detection

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