Gyro-based maximum-likelihood thruster fault detection and identification
Tóm tắt
When building smaller, less expensive spacecraft, there is a need for intelligent fault tolerance vs. increased hardware redundancy. If fault tolerance can be achieved using existing navigation sensors, cost and vehicle complexity can be reduced. A maximum-likelihood-based approach to thruster fault detection and identification (FDI) for spacecraft is developed here and applied in simulation to the X-38 space vehicle. The system uses only gyro signals to detect and identify hard, abrupt, single- and multiple-jet on- and off-failures. Faults are detected within one second and identified within one to five seconds.
Từ khóa
#Maximum likelihood detection #Fault detection #Fault diagnosis #Space vehicles #Intelligent sensors #Fault tolerance #Intelligent structures #Hardware #Redundancy #NavigationTài liệu tham khảo
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