An Observer-Based Control for a Networked Control of Permanent Magnet Linear Motors under a False-Data-Injection Attack
An Observer-Based Control for a Networked Control of Permanent Magnet Linear Motors under a False-Data-Injection Attack
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10.1109/dsc61021.2023.10354110
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2023-11
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Parisa Ansari Bonab;James C. Holland;Arman Sargolzaei
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作者:
Parisa Ansari Bonab;James C. Holland;Arman Sargolzaei
In a centralized Networked Control System (NCS), agents share local data with the central processing unit that generates control commands for agents. The control center in an NCS receives information from the agents through a communication network and produces control commands for agents. Despite all of the advantages of an NCS, such as reduced design cost and simplicity, the integration of networked connectivity can expose the NCS to adversarial attacks, such as false data injection (FDI). In this paper, a novel control approach will be developed to mitigate the FDI attack’s effect and guarantee the control objective in a networked system of permanent magnet linear motors. To achieve this, a non-singular terminal sliding mode control will be designed using an observer to ensure the tracking objective. The extended state observer will estimate the state of the system and estimate the FDI attack in real time. The control center will produce a control signal which is robust to the FDI attack and any disturbance. A Lyapunov-based stability analysis will be used to prove the stability of the observer-based controller. A three-agent permanent magnet linear motor network is selected for the simulation to show the effectiveness of the proposed scheme.