Event-triggered fault detection for discrete-time networked control systems

This paper investigates the adaptively adjusted event-triggering mechanism-based fault detection for a discrete-time networked control system (NCS). The fault occurrence detection progress, the fault occurrence probability, and an adaptively adjusted event-triggering parameter are taken into account to construct a novel event-triggering mechanism. The event-triggered sensor and the event-triggered control station are used simultaneously to establish new network-based closed-loop models for the NCS subject to an actuator fault, and the sensor-to-control station and the control station-to-actuator network-induced delays. Based on the established models, the event-triggered simultaneous design of a fault detection filter and a controller is presented. A new algorithm for handling the adaptively adjusted event-triggering parameter is proposed. We analyse the performance of the simultaneous design of a fault detection filter and a controller to verify its effectiveness.