Discrete-event models of quantized systems for diagnosis
For fault detection in a continuous system often a small number of simple switching sensors are used. A qualitative approach to the diagnosis of such quantized systems is based on discrete events generated by the switching sensors. The sequence of events is compared with the behaviour of a model. As main result of the paper a necessary and sufficient condition for the suitability of a model for diagnosis is derived. A representation of quantized systems by means of nondeterministic automata is described. A diagnostic algorithm for automata is presented and illustrated by an example (a two tank system is considered in detail).
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