Abstract

Intending to address the issue of sensor fault-tolerant control, a model-free adaptive fault-tolerant constrained control strategy is proposed with virtual sensor technology. The novel introduction of observer-based model-free adaptive control to fault-tolerant control brings benefits to the nonlinear systems with unknown dynamics in the presence of sensor faults. In the design procedures, the dynamic linearization technique is utilized first to establish the equivalent linear model of nonlinear systems. Then, the virtual sensor technology is introduced by designing the novel state-observer-based estimation algorithm to fulfill the data-driven system dynamic and sensor fault modeling. Besides, the broad learning technique is employed with offline training to provide output information for observer-based data-driven modeling under the fault case. Based on the data-driven model, the fault-tolerant constrained control scheme is explored with the anti-windup compensator against input constraints caused by actuator saturation, and the stability analysis is supplied. Finally, the simulations are carried out for both affine and non-affine nonlinear systems to manifest the effectiveness and superiority of the proposed control strategy.

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