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Simulation analysis demonstrates effective formation tracking in multiagent systems facing actuator faults and saturation, highlighting resilient multi-leader cooperative control.
The distributed formation tracking control problem with multiple leaders under actuator faults and constraints is investigated in this article. All followers in the multiagent system should achieve a desired time-varying formation and track the convex combination of multiple leaders. To accomplish the control task, an active reconfigurable control scheme is proposed using the local information between agents, as well as the fault values of individuals provided by fault estimation observers. Combining with the Lyapunov stability theorem and the property of the Laplacian matrix, the control gains are calculated using the adaptive technique with a formation tracking feasibility condition. The original reconfigurable protocol is modified by utilizing anti-windup compensators to against saturation phenomenons (both magnitude and rate) in actuators. The simulation results validate that the presented scheme can address the faults as well as the actuator saturation.
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