P. Gasga, M. Bernal, S. Gómez-Peñate, F.R. López-Estrada, G. Valencia-Palomo, I. Santos-Ruiz
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Abstract
This paper introduces a technique for simultaneous estimation of additive and multiplicative faults in the actuators of nonlinear systems represented by quasi-linear parameter varying (qLPV) models based on a proportional-integral unknown input observer. The qLPV model, structured with a tensor product, allows for optimized flexibility of the observer gain. A distinguishing aspect of our method is the novel approach to nonlinearity, which is not only recast as a convex sum but also in the input vector. The study comprehensively analyses the robustness and convergence conditions through Lyapunov stability evaluation. A robust performance criterion is incorporated to minimize the influence of measurement noise and disturbances. As a result, a set of linear matrix inequalities are obtained. Two examples are examined to demonstrate the practical applicability and efficacy of the proposed method, highlighting the observer's performance under the actuator faults.
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