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  • Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  • Volume:25 Issue:4
  • Constrained control allocation for nonlinear systems with actuator failures or faults

Constrained control allocation for nonlinear systems with actuator failures or faults

Authors : Saman Ebrahimi BOUKANI, Mohammad Javad KHOSROWJERDI, Roya AMJADIFARD
Pages : 3152-3163
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Publication Date : 0000-00-00
Article Type : Research Paper
Abstract :In this paper, a combination of dynamic constrained control allocation with terminal sliding mode control is proposed for a general class of overactuated nonlinear systems with actuator faults/failures. First, the terminal sliding mode control is designed to converge the system tracking error to zero in a finite-time. Then a control allocation strategy is developed and will be solved by a Lyapunov method, which leads to a dynamic update law with finite-time convergence. This strategy satisfies input limits and when faults/failures occur in some of the actuators, the control signals are automatically redistributed among the healthy actuators. Simulation results on a near space vehicle show the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
Keywords : Overactuated systems, Lyapunov method, Terminal sliding mode control, Dynamic control allocation

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