Vibration Isolation Case Studies
DAEIL SYSTEMS engineers active vibration isolation systems for the world's most demanding nanoscale imaging and metrology environments.
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Tier-1 Battery Manufacturer Cheongju Cleanroom KEYENCE VK-X3000 DVIA-T45 (230417R5) Service & Vibration Report
DVIA-T45 field service, reboot recovery, and vibration measurement (normal, floor excitation near equipment, optical bench) — August 2023.

CIQTEK DVIA-T86 (210818R3-2) Installation Report
DVIA-T86 (serial 210818R3-2) installation report prepared for CIQTEK covering Heifei, China, tuning on May 21, 2023, and VC-curve summaries for Floor vs Active vibration at Z/X/Y axes. Report publishes Z-, X-, and Y-axis transmissibility and VC-curve plots (vertical, left–right, front–back) for the Experimental platform installation; DOCX decorative header raster is omitted from the public gallery.

Tier-1 Electronics Component Manufacturer RiDAR Test Equipment DVIA-T56 (170117R1) Installation Report
DVIA-T56 installation and vibration measurement for Tier-1 Electronics Component Manufacturer RiDAR test equipment at Paju — February 2023.

Institute for Basic Science Microscope DVIA-UD350 (190218R2-1) Installation Report
October 2022 installation report following re-tuning of DVIA-UD350 serial 190218R2-1 at Institute for Basic Science (Daejeon), supporting a microscope. Summary table lists Floor vs Active VC-band results; plots cover Z/X/Y VC curves (Floor and Active traces) and transmissibility by axis; Reference publishes the standard VC criteria table.

Universa DVIA-T56 (200428R5) Installation Report
DVIA-T56 installation report (serial 200428R5) for Universa. Overview states the isolation platform operates as intended, notes noise on impact attributed to X2 VCM movement, describes customer-requested X2 VCM function disabled, and cites possible unstable screw fastening. Location and Equipment read “Requesting information from customer”. Data section publishes vertical and front-to-back transmissibility plots plus two X2 VCM turn-off photographs tied to the X-axis subsection.
