On‐line monitoring and diagnosis for satellite telemetry data

Abstract

Purpose

To improve the speed and precise of online monitoring and diagnosis for satellite using satellite telemetry data.Design/methodology/approach – In monitoring system, a fuzzy range which gives the probability of alarm for telemetry channels using fuzzy reasoning is outlined. A failure confidence factor is presented to modify the traditional real‐time diagnosis algorithm based on multisignal model to describe the relative failure possibility for suspected components. According to the modified real‐time diagnosis algorithm based on multisignal model, it rapidly generates the states for all the components of the system such as good, bad, suspected and unknown. Then the failure probability for suspected components is obtained by Mamdani fuzzy reasoning algorithm.Findings – The experimental results reveal that the diagnosis system can not only improve diagnosis of speed but also can improve the diagnostic precision by giving failure probability for suspected fault components which may be potential failure components.Research limitations/implications – It requires the clear fault dependency relationship between components and tests.Practical implications – A very useful method for researchers and engineers who are engaged in satellite online monitoring and diagnosis.Originality/value – This paper presents a new method combining multisignal model and fuzzy theory to give the failure probability for suspected components which improves the speed and precision for fault diagnosis.

Citation

Long, B., Song, Z. and Jiang, X. (2005), "On‐line monitoring and diagnosis for satellite telemetry data", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 77 No. 1, pp. 42-51. https://doi.org/10.1108/00022660510576037