2011
DOI: 10.1049/iet-cta.2010.0181
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Discretisation method and stability criteria for non-linear systems under discrete-time time delay control

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“…The reference model is defined as _ x m ðtÞ ¼ A m x m ðtÞ þ B m rðtÞ (20) where x m (t), r(t), A m , and B m , denote the reference model state variables, input vector, system matrix and input matrix, respectively.…”
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“…The reference model is defined as _ x m ðtÞ ¼ A m x m ðtÞ þ B m rðtÞ (20) where x m (t), r(t), A m , and B m , denote the reference model state variables, input vector, system matrix and input matrix, respectively.…”
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“…[12,15], and the stability of the time delay system can be verified through Pade approximation [15] or discretization method [20].…”
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“…Yet again, the choice of the time-delay value, i.e., sampling time, for TDE-based controllers and its effect on the stability of the system are important issues. The authors in [30], [31] report the choice of sampling time and the corresponding stability analysis in discrete time domain. However, all the reported TDE based controllers [17]- [26], [28] select the controller gains and the delay value independently which is conservative in nature, and the impact of such selections on the overall system stability has not been sufficiently analyzed in the continuous-time domain.…”
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