Functional Observer Design for Time-Delayed Systems With Application to Fault Diagnosis

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This paper deals with the functional observer (FO)-based fault detection and isolation problem for time-delayed linear systems. First, a new method to design the low-order FO estimating the partial states for linear systems with time-varying delay is presented. Conditions for the existence of the proposed observer and the stability of resulting error dynamics are derived. Based on the proposed observer, a novel residual generator is constructed to detect actuator faults. Furthermore, a bank of residual generators for fault isolation is also constructed for time-delayed systems. The simulation results of the numerical example demonstrate that the proposed observer-based fault diagnosis scheme works effectively.

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Yang, Y., Lin, C., Chen, B., & Wang, Q. G. (2019). Functional Observer Design for Time-Delayed Systems With Application to Fault Diagnosis. IEEE Access, 7, 14558–14568. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2893964

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