Resonanzpeaks
Resonanzpeaks, or resonance peaks, are pronounced maxima observed in the response of a system when it is driven by an external excitation at specific frequencies. They arise whenever a system has a characteristic natural frequency or an allowed transition that can be efficiently excited, leading to an enhanced response compared to neighboring frequencies. Resonance can occur in mechanical, electrical, optical, and chemical contexts, among others.
In mechanical and electrical systems, resonance occurs near the system’s natural frequency. When damping is low,
In spectroscopy and related chemical measurements, resonance peaks appear in spectra as absorptions or emissions at
Peak analysis, including baseline correction, deconvolution, and peak fitting, is essential for extracting quantitative information from