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Rolling horizon for active fault detection

This paper presents a feasible design of suboptimal active fault detection system in multiple-model framework. The optimal solution for finite horizon is approximated by means of well known rolling horizon scheme which belongs to the class of limited look-ahead policies. The suboptimal input signal which is chosen from given discrete set is obtained by l-step closed loop optimization. It is shown that such input signal can improve fault detection.