Abstract
The problem of enhancing the robust performance of nonlinear fault estimation (FE) is addressed by proposing a novel real-time gain-scheduling mechanism for discrete-time Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy systems. The real-time status of the operating point for the considered nonlinear plant is characterized by using these available normalized fuzzy weighting functions at both the current and the past instants of time. To achieve this, the developed fuzzy real-time gain-scheduling mechanism produces different switching modes by introducing key tunable parameters. Thus, a pair of exclusive FE gain matrices is designed for each switching mode on the strength of time-varying balanced matrices developed in this study, respectively. Since the implementation of more FE gain matrices can be scheduled according to the real-time status of the operating point at each sampling instant, the robust performance of nonlinear FE will be enhanced over the previous methods to a great extent. Finally, considerable numerical comparisons are implemented in order to illustrate that the proposed method is much superior to those existing ones reported in the literature.
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