What Are Your Experiences with Decoupling Products and Your Recommendations?

cd318
I guess it might a case of balancing maximum isolation against compromising stability. Too much isolation (excessive wobble) must be counter productive.

>>>>>>Uh, there is no excessive Wobble when isolating a component. There should be no wobble at all. And there is no such thing as too much isolation. If the component moves it’s not isolated properly. That’s the whole point. They wouldn’t have been able to observe gravity waves that have amplitudes on the order of an atomic particle if the optics of the LIGO project wobbled. If a microscope isolation stand wobbled you wouldn’t be able to see what’s under the microscope. Hel-loo!

geoffkait,

Up to your usual misuse of scientific terminology?

Measuring gravitational waves via an interferometer has very little in comparison to supporting a loudspeaker with a moving bass driver playing Led Zeppelin at decent volume.

Remember Newton and forces?

I imagine your potential customers might expect you to understand this.

You do, don’t you?

Or was this just another one of your cheap tirelessly prolific shill attempts that plague this forum?

Hel-lo yourself!

https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/page/vibration-isolation

Nope, sorry, pal, you’re all wet with your Wobble theory. My advice is stay in school. No offense to you personally.