Adaptive control of systems with actuator failures.

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The monograph describes adaptive actuator failure compensation control schemes for systems with uncertain actuator failures particularly for linear time-invariant systems in Chapters 2-8 and for some nonlinear systems in Chapters 9-11 including illustrative simulations. Chapter 12 is a summary. The appendix covers key issues in adaptive control. Chapter 2 deals with state feedback for state tracking design for systems with up to \(m-1\) or up to \(m-q\,\, (1\leq q\leq m)\) uncertain failures of the total \(m\) actuators. Chapter 3 presents the state feedback for an output tracking problem for single-output systems. Chapter 4 considers an adaptive control scheme using output feedback for output tracking. Chapter 5 presents an output tracking problem for multi-output systems using output feedback. Chapter 6 studies adaptive pole placement control design applicable to both minimum and nonminimum phase systems. Several previously derived schemes are applied to a specific model (transportation aircraft) in Chapter 7. Chapter 8 addresses adaptive actuator failure compensation for discrete-time systems including robust stability with respect to external disturbance and unmodelled dynamics. In Chapter 9 adaptive actuator compensation schemes for feedback linearizable systems are derived. Different stucture conditions corresponding to different classes of systems are presented. Chapter 10 considers the actuator failure compensation problem for nonlinear systems transformable into parametric-strict-feedback form with zero dynamics. In Chapter 11 an adaptive control scheme that achieves stability and output tracking with output feedback is derived for nonlinear systems. Chapter 12 presents some open research topics. The appendix addresses necessary fundamentals of adaptive control. The monograph is a comprehensive and self-contained exposition supposing the knowledge of linear systems and feedback control at the undergraduate level. Graduate students, researchers, and professionals working in the areas of control engineering, computer science, and applied mathematices will appreciate this book as a significant up-to-date technical reference in the field.




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