Multiple fault diagnosis in analog circuits using the indirect compensation theorem
| Title | Multiple fault diagnosis in analog circuits using the indirect compensation theorem |
| Publication Type | Conference Paper |
| Year of Publication | 2017 |
| Authors | Filaretov, V., Kurganov, S., Gorshkov, K. |
| Conference Name | 2017 International Conference on Industrial Engineering, Applications and Manufacturing (ICIEAM) |
| ISBN Number | 978-1-5090-5648-4 |
| Keywords | analog circuit diagnosis, Analog circuits, analogue circuits, circuit analysis computing, circuit determinant expressions, Circuit faults, circuit simulation, Cirsym freeware computer program, Current measurement, equivalent circuits, fault diagnosis, generalized parameter extraction method, Human Behavior, human factor, human factors, indirect compensation theorem, linear analog circuits, linear models, linear network analysis, linear subcircuits, Metrics, multiple fault diagnosis, multiple faults diagnosis techniques, multiport networks, nullor, parameter estimation, Ports (Computers), pubcrawl, public domain software, resilience, Resiliency, symbolic analysis, symbolic analysis process, symbolic circuit analysis, Topology, two-port network, Voltage measurement |
| Abstract | A method for the multiple faults diagnosis in linear analog circuits is presented in this paper. The proposed approach is based upon the concept named by the indirect compensation theorem. This theorem is reducing the procedure of fault diagnosis in the analog circuit to the symbolic analysis process. An extension of the indirect compensation theorem for the linear subcircuit is proposed. The indirect compensation provides equivalent replacement of the n-ports subcircuit by n norators and n fixators of voltages and currents. The proposed multiple faults diagnosis techniques can be used for evaluation of any kind of terminal characteristics of the two-port network. For calculation of the circuit determinant expressions, the Generalized Parameter Extraction Method is implemented. The main advantage of the analysis method is that it is cancellation free. It requires neither matrix nor ordinary graph description of the circuit. The process of symbolic circuit analysis is automated by the freeware computer program Cirsym which can be used online. The experimental results are presented to show the efficiency and reliability of the proposed technique. |
| URL | https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8076456 |
| DOI | 10.1109/ICIEAM.2017.8076456 |
| Citation Key | filaretov_multiple_2017 |
- public domain software
- linear subcircuits
- Metrics
- multiple fault diagnosis
- multiple faults diagnosis techniques
- multiport networks
- nullor
- parameter estimation
- Ports (Computers)
- pubcrawl
- linear network analysis
- resilience
- Resiliency
- symbolic analysis
- symbolic analysis process
- symbolic circuit analysis
- Topology
- two-port network
- Voltage measurement
- equivalent circuits
- Analog circuits
- analogue circuits
- circuit analysis computing
- circuit determinant expressions
- Circuit faults
- circuit simulation
- Cirsym freeware computer program
- Current measurement
- analog circuit diagnosis
- fault diagnosis
- generalized parameter extraction method
- Human behavior
- human factor
- Human Factors
- indirect compensation theorem
- linear analog circuits
- linear models