4.6 Article

Dynamic observer-based robust control and fault detection for linear systems

Journal

IET CONTROL THEORY AND APPLICATIONS
Volume 6, Issue 17, Pages 2657-2666

Publisher

INST ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY-IET
DOI: 10.1049/iet-cta.2011.0057

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Funding

  1. National 973 Programme of China [2009CB320604]
  2. Funds of National Science of China [60974043, 60904010, 61104015, 61273148]
  3. 111 Project [B08015]
  4. Funds of Doctoral Programme of Ministry of Education, China [20100042110027]
  5. Foundation for the Author of National Excellent Doctoral Dissertation of P R China [201157]
  6. Nature Science of Foundation of Liaoning Province [201202063]
  7. Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities [N110305006]

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This study is concerned with the design of dynamic observer-based robust controller that also facilitates the acquisition of information used for fault detection (FD) purpose in feedback control systems. Through introducing a weighting matrix, the combination of observer states is utilised to generate a residual signal to detect faults. The first technical contribution is to construct a new linearising change-of-variables that is able to convert the dynamic observer-based controller design problem into linear matrix inequality-based optimisation problem. The second one is to show that the proposed dynamic observer-based controller can achieve a better H infinity performance compared with the existing static (Luenberger) observer-based controller design approaches. Finally, via the simple residual structure, a convex fault detector design condition with some parameter matrices fixed is developed for guaranteeing the H- performance used to measure the fault sensitivity. An F-18 aircraft model is given to show the satisfactory FD performance and control performance.

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