Distributed Fault Detection and Control for Markov Jump Systems Over Sensor Networks With Round-Robin Protocol

This paper addresses the problem of simultaneous fault detection and control (SFDC) for Markov jump systems (MJSs) over sensor networks. In order to save the bandwidth of the network, round-Robin protocol is adopted for the communication between the sensors and fault detection filter. First, to fully utilize the data of sensor networks, a new distributed system is developed especially for SFDC, and a residual system, which integrates the MJSs with the distributed SFDC system, is also established. Then, by constructing a mode-dependent Lyapunov functional, the conditions for distributed SFDC are derived, which can make the residual system asymptotically mean-square stable and meanwhile satisfy the prescribed H-infinity performance requirements. Finally, comparison analyses are made by examples to illustrate the effectiveness and superiority of the proposed new design approach.

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This paper discusses the simultaneous fault detection and control for Markov jump systems over sensor networks, using a new distributed system and mode-dependent Lyapunov functional to achieve stable results. The proposed approach is shown to be effective and superior through comparison analyses with examples.