Le routage dans Internet est basé sur des tables dites de routage, formées de blocs d'adresses IP. Cependant, la construction et la maintenance de telles tables de routage nécessitent l'utilisation de protocoles complexes qui ne passent pas à l'échelle en termes de mémoire et d'utilisation CPU. De plus, l'expérience montre que le plan d'adressage IP est insuffisant, car la sémantique d'une adresse IP est à la fois un identificateur et un localisateur. Dans nos travaux, nous proposons un système de réseau recouvrant pair-à-pair libre de toute contrainte topologique et utilisant des coordonnées virtuelles prises dans le plan hyperbolique nommé CLOAK (Covering Layer Of Abstract Knowledge en anglais). Les schémas de routages locaux basés sur des coordonnées virtuelles extraites du plan hyperbolique ont suscité un intérêt considérable ces dernières années. Dans cette thèse, nous proposons une nouvelle approche pour saisir le potentiel de la géométrie hyperbolique. L'objectif est de construire un système extensible et fiable pour créer et gérer des réseaux recouvrants dans Internet. Le système est implémenté comme une infrastructure pair-à-pair structuré basé sur les protocoles de la couche transport entre les pairs. Quant à l'organisation des données dans l'espace virtuel, nous employons la réplication pour améliorer la disponibilité et l'accessibilité des objets de l'overlay potentiellement instable. Nous avons implémenté et évalué différentes méthodes de réplication (réplication radiale, réplication circulaire).A l'aide de simulations, nous évaluons notre proposition à travers un certain nombre de métriques et nous montrons que les réseaux recouvrants pair-à-pair basés sur la géométrie hyperbolique ont de bonnes performances par rapport aux autres DHT existantes tout en introduisant flexibilité et robustesse dans les réseaux recouvrants dynamiques.

Les travaux de thèse présentés dans ce manuscrit portent sur l'alimentation d'actionneurs de type piézo-électrique qui seront placés sur la partie tournante d'une perceuse. Ces actionneurs possèdent un comportement capacitif et sont habituellement alimentés par des systèmes linéaires. Une étude de dimensionnement et de conception a été menée sur différents amplificateurs à découpage qui peuvent fournir, dans un repère fixe, un signal de puissance sinusoïdal à fréquence variable dans les meilleures conditions possibles (rendement et THD). Ensuite, un système pouvant transférer l'énergie sans contact à l'actionneur piézo-électrique placé sur un repère tournant a été analysé. Cela a été possible grâce à l'utilisation des systèmes à induction, c'est-à-dire, par couplage magnétique à travers un transformateur tournant présentant un entrefer. Trois types de systèmes de transfert d'énergie sans contact ont été étudiés : l'un qui travaille à la fréquence de l'actionneur [50-500 Hz] et deux autres basés sur des stratégies de résonance permettant ainsi de diminuer les dimensions du coupleur magnétique. Pour cela, la modélisation tant magnétique qu'électrique a été effectuée dans les trois systèmes. Un prototype d'onduleur en pont complet fournissant jusqu'à 680 VAR a été réalisé. Ce dernier est placé en amont d'un coupleur magnétique basse fréquence transférant 1,75 kVAR à l'actionneur piézo-électrique en rotation. Les résultats obtenus en pratique ont montré la pertinence du travail de dimensionnement et conception.

In this thesis an analytical design method of the improved broadband passive harmonic filter (IBF) for three phase diode rectifier front-end type adjustable speed drives is presented. The method is based on frequency domain modeling of the rectifier and filter. The success of the method involves accurate representation of the load harmonics. With the harmonics well defined, the harmonic and fundamental frequency equivalent circuits are utilized to analytically calculate the voltages/currents. Thus, the size and the performance of the filter can be optimized. The analytical method is verified via computer simulations and laboratory experiments. Also a performance comparison of various passive harmonic filters for three-phase diode rectifier front-end type adjustable speed drives is provided. The comparison involves the input current total harmonic distortion, input power factor, rectifier voltage regulation, energy efficiency, size, and cost. The parallel/series harmonic resonance problem related issues are addressed and unbalanced operation performance investigated. The comparison is based on analysis and computer simulations and the results are validated by laboratory experiments.

Στην παρούσα διπλωματική εργασία εξετάζονται δύο υβριδικές διατάξεις με παρόμοια συνδεσμολογία, οι οποίες χρησιμοποιούνται για το φιλτράρισμα αρμονικών σε περιπτώσεις μη γραμμικών φορτίων. Συγκεκριμένα, περιγράφονται τα χαρακτηριστικά τους, τα κυκλώματα ελέγχου τους και αναλύονται λεπτομερώς τα αποτελέσματα τους στο φιλτράρισμα. Ιδιαίτερη βαρύτητα δίνεται στην έννοια των αρμονικών και γίνεται αναφορά στις διαταραχές που προκαλούν τα μη γραμμικά φορτία σ’ένα σύστημα ισχύος. Επιπλέον, παρουσιάζονται όλες οι κατηγορίες των υπαρχόντων αρμονικών φίλτρων και γίνονται οι απαραίτητες συγκρίσεις ανάμεσα στα δύο υβριδικά φίλτρα και στους συμβατικούς αντισταθμιστές. Τέλος, αναφέρονται τα διεθνή πρότυπα των αρμονικών και γίνεται λόγος για τις τιμές των φίλτρων στην αγορά. / In this thesis, two hybrid devices for harmonic filtering due to non linear loads are being examined.Particularly, their characteristics and their control systems are being described and their filtering performance is analysed in detail. Attention is paid to the term of Harmonics and the distortion that the non linear loads cause to power systems. Moreover, all kinds of harmonic filters are presented and compared. Finally, there is a short reference to the international standards of harmonics and the prices of those devices in the market.

Cette thèse à pour but d'étudier des alternatives à l’augmentation des faisceaux dans des systèmes satellite THD deprochaine génération, évaluant des stratégies pour augmenter de manière significative la capacité totale du système. Dansce contexte, les schémas de réutilisation de fréquence (FR) agressives viennent naturellement dans l'esprit afin d'augmenterles ressources globales en bande passante et, par conséquent, augmenter la capacité globale du système. Cependant, cesschémas mènent à une augmentation des interférences co-canal, rendant l'utilisation du spectre supplémentaire pastellement efficace. Visant à trouver une solution à ce défi, des techniques basées sur des interférences ont été évaluées dans un contexte satellitaire réaliste, correspondant au précodage linéaire et la réutilisation fréquentielle fractionnelle (FFR). Le précodage linéaire est une technique MIMO qui permet l’application des schémas de réutilisation plus agressifs en traitantconjointement les signaux transmis afin de pré-compenser les interférences co-canal. Cette technique a été étudiée dans lecadre des systèmes THD et sa performance dérivé en considérant une caractérisation réaliste antenne, prouvantl'importante amélioration dans la capacité totale du système. Des stratégies de scheduling ont été également étudiées etdes algorithmes évalués, prouvant que d'autres améliorations peuvent être réalisées considérant mécanismes intelligentsde scheduling. Une autre voie d'augmenter les ressources spectrales par faisceau a été étudiée considérant des schémasFFR, utilisés en grande partie dans les réseaux mobiles terrestres (c.-à-d. WiMax, LTE…). / The purpose of this Ph.D. thesis has been to investigate alternatives to the beam scaling in NG-HTS systems, assessingadvanced strategies to significantly increase total system capacity, without further exploding the number of beams. In thiscontext, aggressive frequency reutilization (FR) strategies come naturally into mind as a potential mean to increase overallbandwidth resources and therefore, boost system capacity. However, it leads to an increase on co-channel interferences,rendering the usage of additional spectrum not as efficient. Aiming to find a solution to this challenge, advancedinterference-based system techniques have been assessed in a realistic NG-HTS context, corresponding to Linear Precodingand Fractional FR (FFR) schemes. Linear Precoding is a MIMO-based technique which allows considering more aggressiveFR schemes by jointly processing the transmitted signals in order to pre-compensate co-channel interferences. Thistechnique has been studied in the frame of NG-HTS systems and their performances derived considering realistic antennacharacterization, proving significant improvement in total system capacity. Scheduling strategies have been alsoinvestigated and schedule algorithms assessed, showing further improvements can be achieved considering smartscheduling mechanisms. Another way to increase spectral resources per beam has been then investigated considering FFR schemes, used mostly in mobile terrestrial networks (i.e. WiMAX, LTE…). FFR scheme application has been characterized and adapted to the particularities of a realistic HTS satellite context and its gains in total capacity have been derived. A natural synergy between Linear Precoding and FFR has been then studied, leading to further improvements on total system capacity.

This work deals with an origin of the harmonic currents, their classification into symmetrical components and their influence on neutral conductor in distribution systems. It analyses the heat strain increase in distribution cables and distortion of supply tension in consequence of harmonic zero component flows in distribution system and it provides possibilities of neutral conductor overload and break-in protection.

Three-phase voltage source converters(VSCs) have become the converter of choice in many ac medium and high power applications due to their many advantages, including low harmonics, high power factor, and high efficiency. Modular VSCs have also been a popular choice as building blocks to achieve even higher power, primarily through converter paralleling. In addition to high power ratings, paralleling converters can also provide system redundancy through the so-called (N+1) configuration for improved availability, as well as allow easy implementation of converter power management. Interleaving can further improve the benefit of paralleling VSCs by reducing system harmonic currents, which potentially can increase system power density. There are many challenges to implement interleaving in paralleled VSCs system due to the complicated relationships in a three-phase power converter system. In addition, to maximize the benefit of interleaving, current knowledge of symmetric interleaving is not enough. More insightful understanding of this PWM technology is necessary before implement interleaving in a real paralleled VSCs system. In this dissertation, a systematic methodology to analyze and design a paralleled three-phase voltage source converters with interleaving is developed. All the analysis and proposed control methods are investigated with the goal of maximizing the benefit of interleaving based on system requirement. The dissertation is divided into five sections. Firstly, a complete analysis studying the impact of interleaving on harmonic currents in ac and dc side passive components for paralleled VSCs is presented. The analysis performed considers the effects of modulation index, pulse-width-modulation (PWM) schemes, interleaving angle and displacement angle. Based on the analysis the method to optimize interleaving angle is proposed. Secondly, the control methods for the common mode (CM) circulating current of paralleled three-phase VSCs with discontinuous space-vector modulation (DPWM) and interleaving are proposed. With the control methods, DPWM and interleaving, which is a desirable combination, but not considered possible, can be implemented together. In addition, the total flux of integrated inter-phase inductor to limit circulating current can be minimized. Thirdly, a 15 kW three phase ac-dc rectifier is built with SiC devices. With the technologies presented in this dissertation, the specific power density can be pushed more than 2kW/lb. Fourthly, the converter system with low switching frequency is studied. Special issues such as beat phenomenon and system unbalance due to non-triplen carrier ratio is explained and solved by control methods. Other than that, an improved asymmetric space vector modulation is proposed, which can significantly reduce output current total harmonic distortion (THD) for single and interleaved VSCs system. Finally, the method to protect a system with paralleled VSCs under the occurrence of internal faults is studied. After the internal fault is detected and isolated, the paralleled VSCs system can continue work. So system reliability can be increased. / Ph. D.

The grid-connected photo-voltaic (PV) system is one of the most promising renewable energy solutions which offers many benefits to both the end user and the utility network and thus it has gained the popularity over the last few decades. However, due to the very nature of its invariability and weather dependencies, the large scale integration of this type of distributed generation has created challenges for the network operator while maintaining the quality of the power supply and also for reliable and safe operations of the grids. In this study, the behavioral impact of large scale PV system integration which are both steady and dynamic in nature was studied.  An aggregate PV model suited to study the impacts was built using MATLAB/Simulink.  The integration impacts of PV power to existing grids were studied with focus on the low voltage residential distribution grids of Mälarenergi Elnät AB (10/0.4 kV). The steady state impacts were related to voltage profile, network loss. It was found that the PV generation at the load end undisputedly improves the voltage profile of the grid especially for the load buses which are situated at farther end of the grid. Further, with regard to the overvoltage issue, which is generally a concern during the low load demand period it was concluded that, at a 50% PV penetration level, the voltage level for the load buses is within the limit of 103% as prescribed by the regulator excepting for few load buses. The voltage level for load buses which deviate from the regulatory requirement are located at distance of 1200 meter or further away from the substation. The dynamic impact studied were for voltage unbalancing in the grid, which was found to have greater impact at the load buses which is located farther compared to a bus located nearer to the substation. With respect to impact study related to introduction of harmonics to the grid due to PV system integration, it was found that amount of harmonic content which was measured as total harmonic distortion (THD) multiplies with integration of more number of PV system. For a 50 % penetration level of PV, the introduced harmonics into the representative network is very minimal. Also, it was observed from the simulation study that THD content are be less when the grid operates at low load condition with high solar irradiance compared to lower irradiance and high load condition.

This thesis deals with calculation of THD dependency on signal frequency and calculation of Rub & buzz distortion using MATLAB software. Thesis includes generation of signals suited for THD measurement, playback and recording using sound card and APx series 500 device. The APx device controlling and data acquisition by MATLAB is also addressed. Loudspeaker electric model is discussed for the use of Rub & buzz measurement.

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