Sentence examples for defect peak from inspiring English sources

The low strain defect peak (peak C1) is sensitive to the presence of fatigue cracks.

A weak band, which is called a D2 "defect" peak, appears in the Raman spectra of irradiated glasses.

This is attributed to the implant-induced damage, which is observed as a broad defect peak in photoluminescence (PL) prior to any annealing.

The defect peak that we observed in the differential thermogravimetry (DTG) analysis of the raw material was not present after microwave purification.

We find that V0o state is metallic, in good agreement with the conclusion of Vo in KNbO3, and there is a defect peak 0.23 eV below the Fermi level which is related to the infrared absorption.

When following by XPS the evolution of a series of graphitic materials submitted to either mechanical, chemical or thermal treatment, the addition of a "defect peak" to the classical pristine asymmetric line appears imperative in the fitting.

In photoluminescence spectra, no band tail contributions occur, and the amorphous and defect peaks are greatly reduced.

Optical properties were examined photoluminescence spectroscopy, which indicated a high-intensity UV peak centered at around 390 nm for all samples compared with visible defect peaks.

It appears, that the damping spectra can be well approximated as a combination of two defect peaks (C1 and C2) and one dislocation peak (D1).

Looking at the spectra qualitatively (Figure 1 in Berry et al. 2005), the defect peaks are similar to the clinohumite peaks, but these offsets are significantly beyond the uncertainty of the instrument.

Herein, we found that our samples exhibit a UV emission peak at 395 nm and three defect peaks corresponding to blue emissions near 425 and 475 nm and to green emission near 490 nm in the PL spectra.