peakamplituden
Peakamplituden, also known as peak amplitude, refers to the maximum magnitude of a signal's variation from its baseline or equilibrium position within a specified time interval. It is a fundamental parameter used in various fields such as physics, engineering, and signal processing to quantify the strength or intensity of a waveform, including sound waves, electrical signals, and mechanical vibrations.
In the context of wave analysis, peakamplituden measures the highest point of a waveform relative to its
Peakamplituden is often contrasted with other measures such as root mean square (RMS) amplitude, which provides
In measurement, peakamplituden is typically determined using oscilloscopes, spectral analyzers, or specialized software that records the
Overall, peakamplituden provides a straightforward assessment of the maximum signal variation, playing a critical role in