Fully automated biochemistry analyzer VS semi auto analyser | 9 Differences

release time:2021-09-07 11:53:07

Biochemistry analyzer

The biochemistry analyzer is a machine that uses the photoelectric colorimetric principle to measure a specific chemical composition in body fluids.
The biochemistry analyzer is widely used in hospitals, epidemic prevention stations and family planning service stations at all levels because of its high speed, accuracy and small amount of reagents consumed.

Semi auto analyser

Semi auto analyser means that some of the operations in the analysis process (such as adding samples, holding, inhalation colorimetry, result recording and other certain steps) need to be done manually. The semi auto analyser is characterized by its small size, simple structure and flexibility, and can be used separately. At the same time, semi-automatic biochemical analyzers can be used in conjunction with other medical equipment. Most importantly, semi-automatic biochemistry analyzers are very inexpensive.

Fully automated biochemistry analyzer

The fully automated biochemistry analyzer is fully automated from sample addition to result generation. The operator only needs to put the sample on the specific position of the analyzer and choose the program to start the instrument to take the test report.

Fully automated biochemistry analyzer

Semi auto analyser VS fully automatic biochemistry analyzer

  1. Sampling: The fully automatic biochemistry analyzer has an automatic sampler to automatically add whole blood cartridges of serum. Semi auto analyser requires manual addition of samples.
  2. Number of samples: fully automatic biochemistry analyzer has 200-300 samples each time. semi auto analyzer has 40 samples.
  3. Measurement time: fully automatic biochemistry analyzer measurement time is generally 2 hours, the number of 200 samples, each sample size detection time of 0.6 seconds. semi auto analyzer detection time of 5-6 minutes per sample size.
  4. Cleaning function: fully automatic biochemistry analyzer has automatic cleaning function. semi auto analyser needs manual cleaning, but it is also very simple.
  5. Difference of sample volume: fully automatic biochemistry analyzer can be multiple samples at a time. semi auto analyser can only be one sample at a time.
  6. Difference in speed: automatic biochemistry analyzer speed, 240/300 per hour.
  7. Test results: fully automatic biochemistry analyzer test results more accurate, but also more convenient.
  8. Equipped with facilities: fully automatic biochemistry analyzer itself can adjust the temperature only need centrifuge. semi auto analyser must be equipped with a centrifuge and constant temperature water bath box.
  9. The biggest difference: fully automatic biochemistry analyzer manual intervention less or even no manual intervention, reducing human error. semi auto analyser requires manual intervention, operating error is larger.
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