The idea of isolation and "zero contact" is wishful thinking. The force that pushes the magnets apart is just as real as the force that holds up a component on any other type of footer. It isn't a magic carpet that just floats there.
Even though they aren't physically touching the two pieces are still coupled together by these forces just as if they were. Moving one will exert a force on the other. If the magnets in the base vibrate for whatever reason, this will move the magnetic field and cause the "floating" piece to vibrate as well, and vice versa..
Even though they aren't physically touching the two pieces are still coupled together by these forces just as if they were. Moving one will exert a force on the other. If the magnets in the base vibrate for whatever reason, this will move the magnetic field and cause the "floating" piece to vibrate as well, and vice versa..