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Performance-improved finite-time fault-tolerant control for linear uncertain systems with intermittent faults: an overshoot suppression strategy

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This paper presents a novel prespecified finite-time and overshoot-restrained fault-tolerant tracking control scheme to compensate the intermittent faults in linear uncertain systems. Starting from the system tracking error dynamics model,… Click to show full abstract

This paper presents a novel prespecified finite-time and overshoot-restrained fault-tolerant tracking control scheme to compensate the intermittent faults in linear uncertain systems. Starting from the system tracking error dynamics model, we design a speed excitation function to improve the response speed of the control. A finite-time performance index function is established in the zero-sum game framework for the fault-free optimal control policy. Based on Lyapunov stability theory, a fault compensation oriented fault estimation and diagnosis method is proposed to ensure the uniformly ultimately bounded stability of tracking errors. It is noteworthy that the proposed speeding fault-tolerant control can accelerate the trajectory tracking, narrow the upper bound of tracking errors and restrain the overshoot. Numerical and practical experiments fully illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed strategy.

Keywords: intermittent faults; control; finite time; fault; fault tolerant

Journal Title: International Journal of Systems Science
Year Published: 2022

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