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Dréan, Sophie. "Oscillateur de puissance en ondes millimétriques." Thesis, Bordeaux 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012BOR14726/document.
Full textThis PhD thesis deals with a Power Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) in millimeter waves. The aim is to design this Power VCO in the frequency band used in the standards IEEE 802.15.3c, IEEE 802.11ad and ECMA TC48, meaning from 56GHz to 65GHz. The principle of this oscillator is developed around a power amplifier in a loop, generating an oscillating system. The power amplifier is developed in a two-stage topology. The power stage is composed with a 60GHz class E cascoded amplifier and the driver stage is composed of a 60GHz class F amplifier. The feedback of the loop is based on a vector-modulator. The circuits have been realised in 65nm CMOS technology from STMicroelectronics
Madureira, Heider Marconi Guedes. "Study and design of CMOS RF power circuits and modulation capabilities for communication applications." Thesis, reponame:Repositório Institucional da UnB, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015BORD0093/document.
Full textThis work presents the study, design and measurement of RF circuits aiming communication applications. The need for flexible and reconfigurable RF hardware leads to the need of alternative transmitter architectures. In the center of this innovative architecture, there is thepower oscillator. This circuit is composed of a power amplifier in a positive feedback loop soit oscillates. As the circuit under study is mainly composed of a power amplifier, a study on power amplifier is mandatory. Modern CMOS technologies impose difficulties in the efficient RF generation due to low breakdown voltages. In order to reduce the voltage stress on the transistors, wave form-engineering techniques are used leading to the use of class EF2. Thedesign and measurement of a class EF2 power amplifier and power oscillator are shown. Thecircuits were implemented in standard STMicroelectronics 0.13um CMOS. Correct behaviorfor the circuits was obtained in measurement, leading to a first implementation of class EF2 inRF frequencies. From a system perspective, the proposed architecture is shown to be flexible and able to generate different modulations without change in the hardware. Reconfigurability is shown not only in modulation but also in output power level. The limitations of this architecture are discussed and some mathematical modeling is presented
Joër, Jean-Pierre. "Oscillateur additionneur de puissance microonde à transistors et à résonateurs diélectriques tubulaires." Limoges, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985LIMO4007.
Full textNadeau, Marie-christine. "Oscillateurs picosecondes de forte puissance moyenne à faibles bruits." Thesis, Bordeaux 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010BOR14137/document.
Full textFor medical or cultural heritage applications, a compact, monochromatic, Compton x-ray source system needs a powerful, few picosecond laser source. To obtain high-x-ray-flux, the laser should be coupled to a high-finesse Fabry-Perot cavity to reach the required laser power. Therefore, the laser should have a good beam quality and low noises. In order to reach theses requirements, we have studied passive mode-locking oscillators delivering more than 10 W average power and between 10 and 20 ps pulse duration.Two high-power oscillators have been designed and implemented: a side-pumped Nd:YAG and an end-pumped Nd:YVO4 oscillator. With the second oscillator, we have studied the experimental reduction of pulse duration. We obtained a decrease from 46 ps to 12 ps in the continuous-wave mode-locked regime. Those experimental results have been explained by a numerical simulation and furthermore, we have developed an analytical solution to predict the pulse duration of such oscillator. Finally, we studied the noise characteristics of the Nd:YVO4 oscillator. Our measurements have shown that a high-power oscillator might be as low-noise as other low-power, low-noise oscillators. In conclusion, we have developed a powerful (20W), 1064nm-wavelength, short-pulses (15ps), good-beam-quality (M2<1.2) and low-noise free-running oscillator (timing jitter <1.2 ps RMS 100Hz-1MHz). Therefore, our high-power oscillator is an excellent candidate to be part of a compact, high-flux, monochromatic x-ray source
Fadhuile-Crepy, François. "Méthodologie de conception de circuits analogiques pour des applications radiofréquence à faible consommation de puissance." Thesis, Bordeaux, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015BORD0028/document.
Full textThesis work are presented in the context of the integrated circuits design in advanced CMOS technology for ultra low power RF applications. The circuits are designed around two concepts. The first is the use of the inversion coefficient to normalize the transistor as a function of its size and its technology, this allows a quick analysis for different performances or different technologies. The second approach is to use a figure of merit to find the most appropriate polarization of a circuit based on its performance. These two principles were used to define effective design methods for two RF blocks: low noise amplifier and oscillator
Rudelle, Marie-Irène. "Oscillateurs microondes modules lineairement en frequence." Paris 6, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA066026.
Full textLy, Aliou. "Développement d’un oscillateur paramétrique optique continu intense et à faible bruit pour des applications aux communications quantiques." Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017SACLS528/document.
Full textLong distance quantum communications are limited to few tens of km due to the attenuation of light in telecom fibres. Quantum repeaters (quantum relays synchronized by photonic quantum memories) were introduced in order to increase distances. Or, currently, the most efficient memories do not operate at wavelengths in the telecom C band. In order to take advantage of these memories, the use of quantum interfaces (second order nonlinear medium) was proposed as an alternative. Thus, by adding by sum frequency generation a pump photon at an appropriate wavelength to the telecom photon carrying the information, one transfers the information to a wavelength compatible with these memories, and this with a preservation of the information initially carried by the telecom photon. Our aim is thus to build a continuous-wave singly resonant optical parametric oscillator (cw SRO) which will provide a wave at 1648 nm that will be frequency summed to telecom photons at 1536 nm to transfer the information to a photon storable into alkali atoms based memory. To efficiently transfer the information, the cw SRO has to fulfill some requirements: a high spectral purity (linewidth ~kHz), a high output power (~1 W) and a wavelength longer than that of the telecom photon to be converted. To this aim, we use the non-resonant wave of a cw SRO. The first work done during this thesis was to experimentally prove the possibility to have both high output power and high spectral purity from a cw SRO. By reusing a cw SRO already built during our previous works, we were able to stabilize at the kHz level the frequency of the non-resonant wave at 947 nm (signal wave) of this SRO, with an output power of more than one watt. Then, we built the cw SRO of which non-resonant wave at 1648 nm (idler wave) has been frequency stabilized below the kHz level along with an output power of the order of one watt. We next studied the long term stability of the idler wavelength at 1648 nm. We have measured frequency drifts of the order of 10 MHz/mn. These drifts originating mainly from the reference cavity to which the SRO is locked, can be reduced by, firstly, an active control of the cavity and by, secondly, the use of robust frequency stabilization techniques
Mandrillon, Vincent. "Réduction de la puissance de commande de microactionneurs au voisinage d'une instabilité magnétique ou élastique : application au bilame magnétostrictif." Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble ; 1971-2015), 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000GRE10212.
Full textGrot, Sébastien. "Montée en puissance de lasers et d'amplificateurs à fibres dopées Ytterbium en régime continu et d'impulsions." Phd thesis, Université Rennes 1, 2006. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00079671.
Full textSnyder, Aaron Francis. "Les mesures synchronisées par GPS pour l'amortissement des oscillations de puissance dans les grands réseaux électriques interconnectés." Phd thesis, Grenoble INPG, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999INPG0135.
Full textAt the present time, power Systems are being operated closer and closer to their stability limit. This. Condition is due to current économic, political and ecological constraints, under which power System operators are Iimited to serving the actual power demand by pushing the operating point closer to the generation and tie-line stability limits. However, due to the weakness of these tie-lines, oscillations are often, created between the different generating stations in the power system. These so called inter-area oscillations are visible on the rotors of the generators, as well as in the fie-line power, and may create severe stability problems To damp the inter-area oscillations and avoid the stability problems, a Remote Feedback Controller (RFC) is used. The RFC uses input signals from the generator where it Ls installed and alsoltom a remote generator. Thèse inpuî signais, both local and remote, are sytichronized via the Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites. The RFC is tuned via the use of residues, as well as recent convex programming techniques that include the application of linear matrix inequality (LMÏ) constraints. The work presented in this dissertation deals with the problem of damping the inter-area oscillations present in two test Systems (4- and 29-machines) via the optimal siting of a RFCs containing local and remote input signal synchronized by GPS satellites. The iRFCs are then tuned through the use of a method based on residues and LME constrained convex programming algorithm. These techniques yield RFCs that are robust for a wide range of operating conditions (up to the limit of the power System) and that have a higher degree of performance (damping) than typically installed controllers. Tbe RFCs are also capable of functioning when faced with the problems of input signal delay or input signal loss