Harmonic Detection and Analysis in Low Voltage Electrical Networks

This book focuses on the detection and analysis of harmonics in low voltage electrical networks. Harmonics, caused mainly by nonlinear loads, can lead to significant power quality issues such as increased losses, overheating of equipment, and malfunction of sensitive devices. The study presents theoretical and experimental approaches to identify and quantify harmonic distortion using advanced measurement and signal processing techniques. It also discusses methods for mitigating harmonics to improve the overall performance and reliability of electrical systems. The findings aim to contribute to better understanding and management of power quality in modern low voltage networks.

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Bessine Fatiha holds a doctorate in electrical engineering from the Department of Science and Technology at Ammar Thelidji University in Laghouat, Algeria. Her research interests include electrical power quality, including the detection and analysis of harmonics in low-voltage networks.