Fault Tolerant Attitude Estimation Strategy for a Quadrotor UAV under Total Sensor Failure

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Nasri, Boualem [1 ]
Guessoum, Abderrezak [1 ]
Adnane, Akram [2 ]
Mostefai, Lotfi [3 ]
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[1] Univ Blida 1, Fac Technol, LSET, Lab Syst Elect & Telecommande, BP 270,Route Soumaa, Blida, Algeria
[2] Satell Dev Ctr CDS, Space Mech Res Dept, BP 4065 Ibn Rochd USTO, Oran, Algeria
[3] Dr Tahar Moulay Univ Saida, Genie Electrotech Lab, LGE, Saida, Algeria
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Quadrotor UAVs; Total sensor failure; Fault tolerant; Conventional extended Kalman filter; Reconfiguration mechanism; Grey Wolf Optimizer (GWO); AIDED STATE ESTIMATION; DIAGNOSIS; FILTER; FDI;
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TP [自动化技术、计算机技术];
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In this paper, we propose a conventional extended Kalman filter (CEKF) based new fault-tolerant scheme for the control of quadrotor drones suffering from a total failure of gyroscope sensor. The fault -tolerant conventional extended Kalman filter (FTCEKF) combines two conventional extended Kalman filters under the name CEKF1 and CEKF2 as well as a fault detection algorithm. In the case of nominal operation of the quadrotor, it is possible to obtain a sufficiently good estimation of the desired attitude, position and speed using the first conventional extended Kalman filter (CEKF1). However, in the presence of a total failure of the gyroscope, this filter leads to the collapse of the whole system. To overcome this type of scenarios, a second filter is used as a backup filter (CEKF2), where its role is to ensure a satisfactory attitude estimation using only a magnetometer. To detect a gyroscope sensor failure, a reconfiguration mechanism based on a probabilistic algorithm to make a decision to switch to the backup filter is proposed in this article. The results show that the proposed FTCEKF scheme is approved to be robust against a total gyroscope failure with higher filtering performance.
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