This note describes a robust sensor bias fault diagnosis architecture for dynamic systems represented by a class of nonlinear discrete-time models. The nonlinearity in the system nominal model is assumed to be a function of inputs and outputs only. Specifically, this note uses adaptive techniques to estimate an unknown sensor bias in the presence of modeling uncertainties. A simulation example is presented to illustrate the methodology. The robustness, sensitivity and stability properties of the bias fault diagnosis architecture are rigorously analyzed.
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