VERMES Released DVS+ Closed-Loop Volume Control System
The new system maintains dispensing consistency by automatically adjusting valve timing in real-time during production.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Semiconductors
VERMES Microdispensing has launched the DVS+ system, a closed-loop volume control unit designed to correct dispensing deviations as they occur. The system has officially shipped for integration into existing manufacturing workflows.
Why it matters
The DVS+ maintains precise dispensing volumes even when production conditions shift, reducing waste and variability in high-precision assembly. It addresses the common challenge of maintaining stable output during continuous industrial operation.
The DVS+ uses CLEVR (Closed Loop Exact Volume Regulation) software to monitor output via DVD 31 or DVD 32 sensor units. The system adjusts valve open time at microsecond resolution to return to the target volume in fewer than 3 triggers.
The players
VERMES Microdispensing
A developer of precision fluid dispensing technology and control systems for industrial manufacturing and electronics assembly.
The details
The system utilizes a DVC 30+ controller that communicates with sensor units to detect volume deviations. When a discrepancy occurs, the controller recalibrates the valve open time—the duration the dispensing tip remains active—to restore the target output. Operators can use the browser-based interface to view real-time process data in either RAW or Calibrated modes, with options for Fixed Delay and Variable Delay pulse-sequence dispensing.
Timeline
October 8, 2026: The DVS+ system was released to the market.
The Tech Race
The introduction of the DVS+ marks a shift toward self-correcting automation in high-precision fluid handling, moving beyond open-loop systems that require manual inspection. It competes with existing industry-standard controllers by integrating autonomous feedback loops directly into the dispensing cycle.
The system is designed to integrate into existing VERMES dispensing workflows, providing immediate feedback via its browser-based graphical interface. Manufacturers can leverage the new closed-loop capability to automate volume regulation without manual recalibration.
The takeaway
The DVS+ represents a shift toward autonomous, real-time quality control in industrial fluid dispensing. Watch for the adoption rates of closed-loop regulation in semiconductor packaging lines where volume precision is a critical failure point.
Further reading
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