Fault estimation and optimization for uncertain disturbed singularly perturbed systems with time-delay

Abstract

This paper presents a observer-based fault estimation method for a class of singularly perturbed systems subjected to parameter uncertainties and time-delay in state and disturbance signal with finite energy. To solve the estimation problem involving actuator fault and sensor fault for the uncertain disturbed singularly perturbed systems with time-delay, the problem we studied is firstly transformed into a standard H∞ control problem, in which the performance index γ represents the attenuation of finite energy disturbance. By adopting Lyapunov function with the ε-dependence, a sufficient condition can be derived which enables the designed observer to estimate different kinds of fault signals stably and accurately, and the result obtained by dealing with small perturbation parameter in this way is less conservative. A novel multiobjective optimization scheme is then proposed to optimal disturbance attenuation index γ and system stable upper bound ε * , in this case, the designed observer can estimate the fault signals better in the presence of interference when the systems guarantee maximum stability bound. In the end, the validity and correctness of proposed scheme is verified by comparing the error between the estimated faults and the actual faults.

Controllability of nonlinear fractional evolution systems in Banach spaces: A survey

“…In addition, control theory of dynamical systems with impulse [7,35,47,74] or time delay [39,48,109,110] have been studied in the last decates. Some other excellent results for such systems are obtained on stability [13,33,42,43,44,61,70,105,106,126,127] and stabilization [8,34,36,46,52,82,112,113], optimal control [1,4,11,17,27,30], etc. As an important component of technology and mathematical control theory, controllability has already gained considerable attention.…”