DVIA-MB Series
Active Vibration Isolation Platform for Ultra High-Resolution SEM, TEM, FIB and FIB/SEM and other analytical instruments
The DVIA-MB Series is the preferred active vibration isolation system for high- & ultrahigh-resolution electron microscopes and analytical equipment. The sophisticated active vibration control algorithms deliver top-tier performance in six degrees of freedom.
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Exceptional Low & High-Frequency Active Vibration Isolation
The DVIA-MB’s active component isolates vibrations from 0.1 Hz to around 20 Hz, while the passive system excels beyond 20 Hz.
Highly Configurable Based on Unique Instrument Footprint & Location
Customizable to integrate with enclosures, raised floor pedestals, integrated electronics cabinets, and standard designs for Thermo Fisher TEMs.
More Resistant to Variations in Floor Stiffness
Uses a pneumatic passive component and feedforward control for active isolation, making it less dependent on floor stiffness than piezoelectric systems.
Low Power Consumption Requirements
Integrated pneumatic isolators allow the active isolators to consume less power than other systems while providing outstanding low-frequency isolation performance.
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Coordination
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Turnkey Solutions
VEC delivers turnkey solutions for vibration isolation, magnetic field cancellation, and acoustic abatement for your laboratory. You get expert guidance in product selection, transparent design, on-site installation, and post-sale support for sustained performance with us.
Product Selection
VEC reviews instrument specifications, site testing data, and facility layout to select the product most suitable for your requirements.
Design
VEC provides design documents based on instrument footprint, product details, and project drawings to communicate the proposed solution before purchase. Seismic calculations and stamped structural drawings are available as needed.
Production
VEC ensures production accuracy based on the design and will keep project members abreast of timelines and delivery details.
Stakeholder Coordination
VEC strives to clearly coordinate with the many project stakeholders, including architects, facilities, contractors, and equipment manufacturers.
Installation
VEC engineers will provide on-site installation services to ensure your systems' proper installation and performance. VEC provides installation reports documenting the installation and system performance.
Support
VEC stands behind its products and performance beyond the sale and installation, and engineers are available for support as needed.
Controlling Vibrations in all
Six Degrees of Freedom
Inertial sensors and electromagnetic actuators installed in the DVIA-MB active vibration isolation systems detect and control vibrations in three translational degrees of motion ( X, Y, and Z), and three rotational degrees of motion (pitch, roll, and yaw).
On-Site Tuning for
Better Performance
Vibration levels vary depending on the environment, location, vibration sources, and other factors. VEC uses onsite data and instrument dimensions to tune the feedback and feedforward control systems to maximize vibration isolation performance.
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Dedication to Quality
All Daeil Systems products are TUV and CE certified.
Technical Blogs & Case Studies
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