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Fault-Tolerance of Linear Quadratic Optimal Systems
This paper investigates fault-tolerance of linear quadratic optimal systems. Fault-tolerance is defined as the bound of allowable sensor and actuator gain degradations to maintain stability. Quantitative results for fault-tolerance are obtained using Lyapunov matrix equation solutions. A relation is established between the fualt-tolerance and the prespecified stability degree ¿ and weighting matrix Q in cost function. An iterative algorithm is developed to design the system of the highest fault-tolerance.