EP3555594A1 - Dispositif de protection employé dans un système de détection par imagerie sans lentille et système de détection par imagerie sans lentille employant ledit dispositif - Google Patents
Dispositif de protection employé dans un système de détection par imagerie sans lentille et système de détection par imagerie sans lentille employant ledit dispositifInfo
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- EP3555594A1 EP3555594A1 EP17821979.6A EP17821979A EP3555594A1 EP 3555594 A1 EP3555594 A1 EP 3555594A1 EP 17821979 A EP17821979 A EP 17821979A EP 3555594 A1 EP3555594 A1 EP 3555594A1
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a protection device used in a system for detecting objects of interest in a sample, and to a detection system using said protection device.
- Such a system consists of a source of light radiation, typically a light diode, which illuminates a transparent display chamber in which the sample to be analyzed is placed,
- the system includes a sensor, generally of the CMOS type, which acquires the images. These images are holograms, resulting from the interference between the light field diffracted by the objects of interest and the light field of the bottom that has passed through the viewing chamber without being diffracted. Once acquired images, they are processed by a suitable processing unit.
- the processing unit will be adapted to perform different types of programs, for example cell counting and / or tracking of species positions in the sample.
- WO2014 / 071962A1 also describes a system for optical analysis of a sample, of imaging type without a lens.
- the object of the invention is therefore to propose a protection device intended to be used in a detection system as defined above and making it possible to overcome the drawbacks of the prior solutions by proposing a solution in which the dust or other impurities , slipping between the radiation source and the sensor, will not interfere with the analysis of the sample.
- a protection device intended to be used in an object detection system of interest dispersed in a sample, said system comprising:
- An image sensor A transparent viewing zone intended to receive said sample, said viewing zone being positioned between said source of light radiation and said sensor, said radiation source being intended to emit said light radiation in the direction of said viewing zone so as to illuminate said light source; zone following at least one plane, said object plane, and said sensor being arranged to acquire on its surface an image of the sample from the radiation transmitted through the viewing zone by said radiation source,
- Said device comprising protection means to be inserted between the source (1) of light radiation and said viewing zone (Z) to protect said viewing area from the deposition of impurities, said protection means comprising at least one transparent protective surface configured to form a deposition surface of the impurities, said surface being arranged at a distance which is chosen sufficient from the viewing area so that any impurity deposited thereon forms a diffraction pattern on the image acquired by the sensor which is much larger, less contrasted and more diffuse than diffraction patterns from the diffraction of the objects of interest of the sample present in the viewing area.
- the object of the invention is to allow the impurities to be deposited on the protective surface rather than in the viewing zone and then to position the protective surface in a suitable manner with respect to the visualization so that the diffraction patterns from the impurities that are present are sufficiently different from those that come from the objects of interest present in the viewing area.
- differs sufficiently it is meant that these diffraction patterns must be easily distinguishable from those derived from objects of interest.
- the solution of the invention can operate whatever the coherence length chosen for the source of light radiation. However, it is necessarily of particular interest when the coherence length of the source is high. In this situation, the principle of the invention makes it possible to place the protective surface in the coherence zone of the source, so as to ensure that the impurities present in this zone are deposited on the protective surface rather than in the viewing area, and thus produce diffraction images more diffuse and less contrasting than those from the objects of interest present in the viewing area.
- the protection means are chosen so as to define said protective surface at said sufficient distance taking into account the size of the objects of interest targeted in the sample with respect to the size of the impurities, the intensity of the light radiation emitted by said source of light radiation, the position of the source of light radiation with respect to the sensor, the resolution of the sensor employed and the position of the viewing area relative to the sensor.
- the protective surface is flat.
- the protection means comprise a protection piece comprising said protective surface.
- the protection piece has a first so-called upper face forming the protective surface and bearing means opposed to said upper face, and intended to be supported on the support of the system and one or more lateral faces arranged between said upper face and said support means.
- the support means comprise a lower face opposite to said upper face and parallel thereto.
- said piece is made of a transparent solid material.
- said piece is hollow and defines an internal volume filled with a gas, gas mixture or vacuum.
- said piece has a thickness defined between its upper face and its lower face corresponding to said positioning distance of the protective surface.
- the protective part comprises a lid formed of a plate and a collar on its periphery, said surface of protection being arranged on the plate, said flange being arranged to form said support means against the support at the periphery of said viewing chamber.
- the device comprises means for fixing said protection piece.
- the invention also relates to a system for detecting objects of interest dispersed in a sample, comprising:
- a transparent viewing zone intended to receive said sample, said viewing zone being positioned between said source of light radiation and said sensor, said radiation source being intended to emit said light radiation in the direction of said viewing zone so as to illuminate said light source; zone following at least one plane, said object plane (P), and said sensor being arranged to acquire on its surface an image of the sample from the radiation transmitted through the viewing zone by said radiation source,
- said system comprising:
- a protection device interposed between the radiation source and said viewing area.
- the viewing zone is located in a viewing chamber integrated into a support.
- the viewing chamber comprises two opposite walls traversed by said radiation and said upper wall and lower wall, said upper wall having a first so-called inner face, located in the viewing chamber and a second face, said outer face. located outside said viewing chamber.
- the viewing chamber comprises two opposite walls traversed by said radiation and said upper wall and lower wall, said upper wall having a first so-called inner face, located in the viewing chamber and a second face, said outer face. located outside said viewing chamber, and in that said protective surface of the protective device is formed by the outer face of said upper wall.
- the viewing zone is located on the surface of a support.
- the viewing zone is located in a viewing cavity formed by a recess formed on the surface of a support.
- the protective surface is positioned at a distance from the sensor surface of between 1 and 100% of the total distance between the radiation source and the surface of the sensor.
- the system comprises a housing adapted to receive said protective device removably.
- the source of light radiation comprises at least one light emitting diode or laser.
- the senor is of the CMOS type.
- Figures 1 A and 1 B illustrate the principle of the invention.
- the system is in accordance with the state of the art and in Figure 1B, the detection system is according to the invention, that is to say provided with a protective surface.
- FIG. 2 represents an image obtained with a detection system according to the state of the art, that is to say without a protective surface within the meaning of the invention.
- FIG. 3A shows an image obtained with a detection system according to the invention, that is to say including a protective surface inserted at a height of 2 cm above the surface of the sensor.
- FIG. 3B represents an image obtained with a detection system according to the invention, that is to say including a protective surface inserted at a height of 12 cm above the surface of the sensor.
- FIGS. 4A and 4B show, respectively in a cross-sectional view and in a view from above, a first variant embodiment of a support including a viewing zone intended to receive a light radiation from the system.
- FIGS. 5A and 5B show, respectively in cross-sectional view and in plan view, a second variant of FIG. providing a support including a viewing area for receiving light radiation from the system.
- Figures 6A and 6B show, respectively in a cross-sectional view and in a view from above, a third embodiment of a support including a viewing area for receiving a light radiation system.
- FIGS 7A to 7C show various embodiments of the invention.
- an axis (X) is defined which extends in a vertical direction.
- the terms “upper”, “lower”, “above”, “below”, “high” and “low” are to be understood by taking this vertical axis (X) as a reference.
- This axis (X) corresponds to the main direction of illumination by the source of light radiation.
- the heights that will be defined below are in particular to be considered along this axis (X).
- the detection system of the invention operates on the principle of lensless imaging which is known and which has already been described in the state of the art, especially in the documents already listed above.
- the invention is implemented independently of the coherence length of the source of light radiation.
- the system of the invention is described for an application for detecting objects of interest dispersed in a fluid and thus forming a sample to be analyzed.
- the objects of interest are, for example, non-exhaustively, particles, droplets, microbeads, blood cells such as white blood cells, red blood cells or platelets, bacteria, cell aggregates.
- the sample to be analyzed can be placed:
- a viewing chamber 30 has transparent walls that can be traversed over its height by the light radiation 10 which must illuminate the sample.
- these transparent walls are therefore at least arranged in two planes substantially perpendicular to the axis (X) defined above and therefore correspond to its upper wall 31 and to its bottom wall 32.
- These two walls each have an inner face 310a, 320a located in the viewing chamber 30 and an outer face 310b, 320b located outside of the viewing chamber 30.
- a support 3 will be made of a fully transparent material and may include, substantially in its middle, the viewing chamber 30, which is placed in the sample to be analyzed. It may comprise fluidic or even microfluidic channels (not shown) opening into said chamber and used to inject the sample into the chamber.
- the support 3 is made of a transparent material such as glass, PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate), COC ("Cyclic Olefin Copolymer" - cycloolefin polymer) or other similar material.
- the support 3 may be positioned removably or fixed in a suitable housing of the system. The housing will be advantageously accessible from outside the system.
- the sample to be analyzed comprises objects of interest 4 dispersed in a fluid.
- the objects of interest subjected to a light radiation, form diffraction patterns on the sensor.
- the objects of interest typically have a diameter of between 1 and 100 ⁇ m.
- the source 1 of light radiation comprises for example a point source such as a light emitting diode.
- a diaphragm may be used to increase the spatial coherence of the light radiation emitted by the light-emitting diode.
- Any other source of coherent or partially coherent light radiation may be provided, such as for example a laser diode.
- the sensor 2 is intended to acquire images of the light radiation transmitted through the viewing zone, in which the sample to be analyzed is placed.
- the image acquired by the sensor 2 comprises a plurality of diffraction patterns 40 each derived from the diffraction of the light radiation on an object of interest contained in the sample.
- each acquired image comprises several distinct diffraction figures, each generated by the diffraction of the light radiation on an object of interest.
- each figure is formed of a circular central zone, whose intensity is homogeneous, and of concentric rings surrounding said central zone and having alternately low and high intensities.
- a defined rate for example a rate of 40 images per second.
- the sensor 2 used is preferably of the CMOS type (for "Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor”). In a variant, it may be of the CCD (for "Charge Coupled Device”) type.
- the system may or may not include a processing unit, comprising at least one microprocessor and storage means, responsible for recovering the images acquired by the sensor and for processing them according to a determined analysis program (counting, position tracking). .).
- a processing unit comprising at least one microprocessor and storage means, responsible for recovering the images acquired by the sensor and for processing them according to a determined analysis program (counting, position tracking). .).
- the source 1 of light radiation emits light radiation 10 towards the viewing zone Z.
- the viewing zone Z is struck by the radiation following at least one object plane, which may be a median object plane P.
- the light radiation 10 first strikes the outer surface 310b of the upper wall. 31 of the support. The light radiation 10 passes through the upper wall 31 of the support. Then it crosses the viewing room in several planes superimposed objects, in which there are objects of interest.
- the median object plane P is represented at all these object planes, this median object plane being that which passes through the viewing zone Z in the middle of its height.
- the radiation diffracted by the objects of interest 4 passes through the bottom wall 32 of the support to strike the surface of the sensor 2.
- FIG. 1A it can indeed be seen that if a dust 5 or other impurity is deposited on the external face 310b of the upper wall 31 of the viewing chamber 30, this latter will form a diffraction pattern 50 on the image acquired by the sensor 2.
- Figure 2 illustrates this phenomenon.
- FIG. 2 it is indeed noted on the generated hologram that it is difficult to differentiate the diffraction patterns 40 originating from the diffraction of the light radiation on the objects of interest of the sample to be analyzed, diffraction patterns 50 from the diffraction of light radiation on dust or impurities that have deposited on the outer face of the upper wall of the display chamber.
- the invention is therefore intended to prevent dust or impurities deposited on the outer face 310b of the upper wall 31 of the display chamber 30 from disturbing the analysis and in particular, be considered as an object of interest of the sample by the processing unit during the processing of the image acquired by the sensor 2.
- the invention is particularly of interest when the support 3 remains permanently in the system and it is therefore exposed to dust or ambient impurities. Other benefits will be listed below.
- the invention therefore consists in providing the system with a protection device provided with protection means comprising at least one transparent protective surface 6 which is interposed between the radiation source and the viewing chamber.
- protection means are thus arranged for:
- the viewing zone Z of the impurity deposit on its surface and,
- the protective surface 6 deport the deposit of dust and impurities in a plane sufficiently far from the object plane P of the viewing zone Z, while allowing the light radiation 10 to pass.
- the dust or impurities which are deposited on this protective surface 6 will be visible on the image acquired by the sensor 2, but their diffraction patterns will be much more spread out and less contrasted. Thus they will not be considered during the processing implemented by the processing unit UC.
- the protective surface 6 will preferably be flat and located in a plane perpendicular to the axis (X).
- this protective surface 6 has several important characteristics:
- Sufficient height means a height H for which the dust is sufficiently outside this object plane P of the viewing zone Z, so that they can not be considered during the image processing.
- FIG. 1B illustrates the principle of the invention, in comparison with the known solution of FIG. 1A, in which the protective surface within the meaning of the invention is not present.
- the protective surface 6 is in fact positioned at a sufficient height H so that the dust 5 which is deposited thereon form diffraction patterns 50 on the image acquired by the sensor 2 which are much more large, less contrasted and more diffuse than the diffraction patterns 40 from the diffraction of objects of interest 4 of the sample present in the display chamber.
- the height H is always greater than the height Hp and always lower than the height Htot.
- the height H of the protective surface will be between 1% and 100% of the total height Htot (100% corresponding to the height of the radiation source relative to the surface of the sensor).
- This height H chosen for the position of the protective surface 6 corresponds indeed to the height for which the diffraction spots obtained for a dust on the surface of the sensor 2 will have a diameter of first minimum (corresponding to the diameter of the ring the darker) at least twice that of a particle to be detected.
- the height H is between 2 and 5 cm. If the height Hp is greater than 1 cm, the height H is for example between 5 and 12 cm. Exemplary embodiments will be described hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 3A and 3B.
- the protection device and the height of the protective surface must be selected in particular according to the size of the objects of interest present in the sample.
- FIG. 7A it is formed of a piece 60 independent.
- This solution will be particularly suitable for being associated with a support comprising a viewing chamber 30 integrated in the support 3 as shown in Figures 4A and 4B.
- the piece is indeed positioned directly in contact with the outer face 310b of the upper wall 31 of the viewing chamber 30. It thus forms an additional thickness above said chamber, said thickness partly defining the height H of the protective surface.
- the dust is thus deposited on the protective surface 6 and not on the outer face of the upper wall of the viewing chamber.
- This piece 60 is positioned on the upper wall so as to leave no space between it and the upper wall of the viewing chamber.
- the part 60 thus formed can be housed in a housing adapted to the upper wall 31 of the chamber 30.
- it can be made integral with the support (for example by gluing, screwing ...) on the wall upper chamber or kept fixed in the system and independent of the support. In the latter case, it must be positioned sufficiently close to the upper wall 31 of the chamber to prevent dust from sliding between the two elements.
- the protection device comprises a lid-shaped part 61 which thus comprises a plate 610 on which the protective surface is formed and a flange 61 1.
- This solution will in particular be perfectly adapted to be associated with a support whose viewing zone Z is not closed, as in FIGS. 5A, 5B and 6A, 6B. But it will also be adapted for a viewing chamber configuration as shown in Figures 4A and 4B.
- This cover 61 indeed encompasses the viewing zone Z (located in a cavity 300 of the support in FIG.
- this cover 61 can be made integral with the support, by any possible means of fixation (glue, screws, etc.) or permanently maintained in the system independently of the support. In the latter case, the connection between the flange 61 1 and the support 3 must be sufficiently tight to prevent dust or impurities from becoming lodged in the space between the chamber 30 and the cover 61.
- the protective surface 6 is advantageously perpendicular to the axis (X) and parallel to the upper face 31 of the support 3.
- the protection device is integrated in the support 3.
- This solution will be perfectly suitable for a solution where the viewing zone Z is located in a viewing chamber integrated into the support as shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B.
- the protection means of the protective device are thus formed by the thickness of the upper wall 31 of the support.
- the protective surface 6 is therefore formed directly by the outer face 310b of the upper wall 31 of the viewing chamber.
- the upper wall 31 of the viewing chamber 30 has a greater thickness, which allows to deport its outer face 310b upwards and thus to move the critical area of dust deposit outside the object plane P.
- Figures 2 to 3B provide a better understanding of the principle of the invention and its interest.
- Figures 2 to 3B were obtained by observing blood diluted 1/1000 in a PBS buffer solution (for "Phosphate Buffered Saline").
- the sample is placed in a viewing chamber as shown in FIG. 4A, 100 ⁇ thick, and the bottom of this chamber is 1 mm thick.
- the bottom of the chamber is positioned at approximately 500 ⁇ from the surface of the sensor 2.
- Hp 1.5 mm.
- the detection system is provided with no protective surface. It can be seen in the generated image that the deposited dust forms diffraction images 50 which can be confused with the diffraction images 40 which correspond to the objects of interest to be analyzed. The treatment is thus made difficult by the presence of dust in the object plane P of the viewing area. Conversely, in FIG. 3A, with a protective surface 6 positioned at a sufficient height H above the object plane P of the viewing zone, it can be seen on the image acquired by the sensor 2 that the dust which are deposited on the surface form diffraction patterns 50 much more spread out and with a lower contrast than the diffraction patterns 40 which correspond to the objects of interest of the sample.
- the protective surface is formed by the thickness of a part 60 positioned on the outer face of the upper wall of the viewing chamber.
- the piece has for example a thickness of 1 cm, so as to be at a sufficient height H of the surface of the sensor, as already described above, for example at least 2 cm.
- FIG. 3B illustrates the image obtained with a protective surface 6 positioned at a height H of 12 cm, that is to say corresponding to 80% of the total height Htot between the surface of the sensor 2 and the source 1 of light radiation.
- H the height of 12 cm
- FIG. 3A it can be seen in FIG. 3B that the dusts deposited on the protective surface 6 form diffraction patterns 50 that are even more spread out and more diffuse than in FIG. 3A. They will not be considered during the analysis of the sample.
- the position of the protective surface (the height H defined above), so as to adapt the system to the intended application, to the size of the objects of targeted interest with respect to the size of the impurities, the intensity of the light radiation emitted, the position of the light source (the height Htot defined above), the resolution of the sensor employed or the position in height of the viewing chamber (the height Hp of the object plane defined above).
- the solution used described above it will be for example:
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