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5 The disturb<strong>an</strong>ce estimator<br />
The structure <strong>of</strong> the systems seen in Chapter 3 is nonlinear with m<strong>an</strong>y time dependent<br />
values. An observer requires a certain structure or linearisation <strong>of</strong> the model. The struc-<br />
ture is not given. Linearisation would have to be repeated whenever a bigger ch<strong>an</strong>ge is<br />
detected <strong>an</strong>d is <strong>for</strong> this reason supposed to be too calculation expensive. There<strong>for</strong>e, a<br />
simpler approach is taken here.<br />
5.1 Estimation <strong>of</strong> disturb<strong>an</strong>ces<br />
All effects not taken into account by the system model <strong>an</strong>d errors in the parameters are<br />
regarded as disturb<strong>an</strong>ces. For the thermal cabin system from equation 3.5 this would be<br />
�������� which represents heat sources like the passengers, electronics or heat loss through<br />
air gaps. Here the sun is also included in this term, which has to be done if no solar<br />
radiation sensor is available.<br />
��������� � ����� ��������� ��<br />
¡ ������ � � ���� ¡ ����<br />
�<br />
�������� ¡ ������ ¡ ���� ����� � ���� ¡ �����<br />
���� � (5.1)<br />
�����<br />
The disturb<strong>an</strong>ce in the car cabin air humidity represents the humidity sources,<br />
called ������� in equation 3.8. It also covers humidity loss through air gaps or open<br />
windows.<br />
������� �<br />
� �������<br />
��<br />
¡ �������� �������� ¡ ����� �������� ¡ ������� ������� � ��������<br />
�<br />
(5.2)<br />
External heat fluxes disturbing the windscreen system that were called � �����������