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Active Vibration Isolation for Precision Tabletop Microscopes & Instruments
The DVIA-T is simple to install and operate and comes in various sizes and configurations to meet your unique requirements. The DVIA-T Series’ smallest unit is compact and lightweight, measuring 420mm x 500mm x 93mm and weighing only 25kg, making it easy to carry and install in any facility. The software and sensors enable real-time monitoring of vibration levels and isolation performance, while the front LCD display allows for automatic leveling and vibration monitoring.
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Exceptional Low & High-Frequency Active Vibration Isolation
The DVIA-T Series is the most advanced tabletop active vibration isolation platform, designed to isolate precision instruments from low-frequency vibrations and deliver 40 – 80% vibration isolation at 1 Hz.
Out-of-the-Box Feed
Forward Control
DVIA isolation systems come equipped with feedforward controls on all models. These controls use real-time ground sensor measurements to detect and preemptively cancel vibrations before reaching the isolated mass. The dynamic control adapts seamlessly to changing vibration levels and self-optimizes, ensuring consistent outstanding performance.
It’s Simple. Plug & Play!
Set up the DVIA-T with the push of two buttons. The Auto Leveling feature ensures the platform stays balanced based on weight distribution to optimize performance.
Customizable Options
The DVIA-T offers custom top plate and custom desk platform options, so you can configure and optimize your workspace to fit your needs.
Specifications
Dedication to Quality
All Daeil Systems products are TUV and CE certified.
Technical Blogs & Case Studies
Electron Microscopes on High Floors: Why VEC’s Daeil DVIA Systems Are the Only Vibration Isolation Option
Vibration Isolation for Cryo-TEM: Over 90% Measured Reduction at 2 Hz
Isolated Slabs: Do they work? What does the data say?
DVIA-M vs Piezoelectric Vibration Isolation Systems. Which is King?
Electron Microscope Vibration: An Increasing Issue in Today’s Laboratories
Active vs. Passive Vibration Isolation
What are VC-Curves, why are they useful, and how are they relevant?
Overcoming Microscopy Interference When You Can’t Find the Source of the Problem
Understanding and Mitigating Vibration In Your Facility
Site Survey: Why Use a Third-Party?
Cutting Edge Semiconductor Facility In An Old Building On A High Floor?
Cleanroom Site Evaluation – An Avoided Disaster
Reducing Vibration from Mechanical Equipment in an Electron Microscopy Lab
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