Digital Redesign of the Decentralized Adaptive Control for Linear Large-Scale Systems with Actuator Faults

J.S.H. Tsai, M.H. Lin, S.M. Guo, P.Y. Sun (Taiwan), L.S. Shieh, and C. R. Liu (USA)

Keywords

Digital redesign, decentralized adaptive controller, Lyapunov's method, actuator faults

Abstract

A novel digital redesign of the analog model-reference based decentralized adaptive controller is proposed for the sampled-data large scale system consisting of N interconnected linear subsystems with actuator faults. The adaptation of the analog controller gain is derived by using the model-reference adaptive control theory based on Lyapunov method. In this paper, it is shown that the sampled-data decentralized adaptive control system is theoretically possible to asymptotically track the desired output with a specified performance even when actuator faults occur. Then, a method of actuator fault recovery is proposed. With the estimated faults, one can use the proposed input compensation method to solve actuator faults. In this paper, we also introduce a prediction-based digital redesign method to develop the corresponding sampled-data controller for the sampled-data decentralized adaptive control systems.

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