An observer-based hybrid event-triggered sliding mode fault-tolerant consistent control strategy is proposed for actuator faults in nonlinear second-order leader-follower multi-agent systems. A fault observer is designed to obtain the velocity and additive fault of the agents at the current moment. In order to save network resources and avoid the proliferation of actuator fault information, a hybrid event-triggered mechanism is given based on the actuator fault output from the fault observer. Then, a sliding mode fault-tolerant control strategy is investigated based on the speed and hybrid event-triggered mechanism of the fault observer output and combined with a linear sliding mode surface. As a result, the multi-agent system can still realize state consistency when there is an actuator fault. Conditions under which the consistent error of the multi-agent system is bounded are given. Finally, the effectiveness of the designed fault observer, sliding mode fault-tolerant controller, and hybrid event-triggered mechanism is verified by simulation in a leader-follower multi-agent system connected by a directed graph.
In this paper, a robust fault-tolerant control with a dynamic event-triggered mechanism based on the observer is proposed for a nonlinear switched system with faults, external disturbances, and uncertainties. A first-order filter is utilized to equate sensor faults to actuator faults, and the augmented system is constructed. An adaptive observer with H∞ performance is designed based on the augmented system. The condition that the state error and fault error of the adaptive observer are uniformly bounded is given. To save communication resources and reduce the transmission of unnecessary information, an improved dynamic event-triggered mechanism is designed by introducing a fixed threshold and defining a sampling error function based on the observed state and the actual state. This mechanism can further expand the triggering time interval and effectively avoid the Zeno behavior. According to the observed state and real-time fault estimation information at the triggering moment, a fault-tolerant controller for the switched system based on the dynamic event-triggered mechanism is proposed, and the conditions for asymptotic stability of the closed-loop system are provided. Finally, the validity of the proposed method is verified by application simulation for the variant aircraft switched system.
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