Spectrum peak evaluator plays a key role in HyperLab, as this module makes it possible to evaluate your spectra in a visually rich graphical user interface. After you performed a fully automatic spectrum deconvolution, you can quickly revise the fits visually, and adjust the problematic regions to your needs with our convenient spectrum manipulation tools.
Peak fitting algorithm
Predecessor of HyperLab's state-of-the-art algorithm was HYPERMET, which was developed for mainframes by the Naval Research Laboratory in the 1970's (see article in NRL Memorandum Report 3198, January 1976; G.W. Phillips and K.W. Marlow: Program HYPERMET for Automatic Analysis of Gamma-Ray Spectra from Germanium Detectors). A later variant was Hypermet-PC, which was a DOS-based clone for PCs.
HyperLab's automatic deconvolution is completely rewritten from scratch, retaining the original concepts and eliminating many constraints, limitations and faulty algorithms.