In this note, a new scheme of fault detection (FD) is proposed for linear discrete time-varying (LDTV) systems subject to l2-norm bounded unknown inputs. The basic idea is to find an optimal estimation of the l2-norm of the unknown inputs including the unknown initial state variables. This leads to a natural design of the FD system with the l2-norm boundedness of the unknown inputs as a threshold and the l2-norm of the unknown input estimate as the evaluation function. To avoid heavy computational burden, projection technique in Krein space is applied which allows a recursive computation of the evaluation function. It is shown that the achieved FD system satisfies both the worst case and best case sensitivity/robustness ratio criteria and further applications to observer-based FD lead to an alternative design of H∞/H∞and/or H-/H∞fault detection filter.
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