A fault diagnosis method suitable for the electrical system of unmanned aerial vehicle
A technology for unmanned aerial vehicles and fault diagnosis, applied in electrical testing/monitoring, instrumentation, electrical digital data processing, etc., can solve problems that are difficult to meet the needs of rapid and autonomous system reconfiguration, reduced electrical system fault tolerance, high reliability, and unsatisfactory performance results and other issues, to achieve the effect of improving reliability and fault tolerance, improving fault detection rate, and good engineering application value
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[0048] Electrical system faults can be divided into two categories: hardware faults and software faults, as follows.
[0049] (1) Software failure
[0050] Abnormal failures of application tasks: including division overflow, illegal operation code and other abnormalities caused by programs.
[0051] Application task timeout failure: Timeout failure caused by scheduled running tasks not being scheduled by the system on time.
[0052] Application task critical failure: A subsystem task finds that its control or calculation results exceed the critical value during operation.
[0053] (2) Hardware failure
[0054] Electrical module failure: the failure of a hardware resource in the electrical module detected by the SBIT / PBIT / IBIT test program, including CPU, RAM, ROM, TIMER, and WATCH-DOG.
[0055] Interface module failure: including RS422, 1553B, etc.
[0056] Power module failure: Two DC-DC power modules in the system that back up each other are faulty.
[0057] Backplane b...
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