Stabilization of switched systems with time-dependent switching signal

Jin, Cui-Li; Wang, Rui; Wang, Qingguo

doi:10.1016/j.jfranklin.2020.10.007

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“…The switched system is an important model in studying hybrid systems, particularly from the perspective of control science and engineering. Refer to ( [30][31][32]) for more detailed discussion. The mechanism conducts the transformation between different subsystems, providing an approach to generalize the DCINMA process into a non-stationary case.…”

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A New Overdispersed Integer-Valued Moving Average Model with Dependent Counting Series

Wang

2021

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A new integer-valued moving average model is introduced. The assumption of independent counting series in the model is relaxed to allow dependence between them, leading to the overdispersion in the model. Statistical properties were established for this new integer-valued moving average model with dependent counting series. The Yule–Walker method was applied to estimate the model parameters. The estimator’s performance was evaluated using simulations, and the overdispersion test of the INMA(1) process was applied to examine the dependence between counting series.

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A New Overdispersed Integer-Valued Moving Average Model with Dependent Counting Series

Wang

2021

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“…The switched system consists of continuous or discrete subsystems and switching signals, which has been of great interest and is widely used in neural networks, 1 electronic technology, 2 linear parameter varying control 3 and other fields. It is common to use various switching signals to describe the switching features, such as, arbitrary switching, 4 state‐dependent switching 5 and time‐dependent switching 6 . In practice, most switched systems are difficult to stabilize under arbitrary switching.…”

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“…It is common to use various switching signals to describe the switching features, such as, arbitrary switching, 4 state-dependent switching 5 and time-dependent switching. 6 In practice, most switched systems are difficult to stabilize under arbitrary switching. Still, they can be stabilized under the switching signals that satisfy certain constraints, for instance, dwell time switching (DTS) 7 and average dwell time switching (ADTS).…”

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Event‐triggered stabilization of switching systems with persistent dwell time by dynamic quantization

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Huang

et al. 2023

Intl J Robust & Nonlinear

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The event-triggered stabilization of switching systems with persistent dwell time (PDT) by dynamic input quantization is addressed in this paper. The co-design of the event-triggered mechanism, zoom variable, PDT switching condition is achieved to eliminate the effect of asynchrony and quantization errors on stability. First, based on PDT properties and event-triggered instants, the updated law of the zoom variable is designed and the corresponding parameters are obtained by linear matrix inequalities (LMIs). Since the PDT switching contains fast switching, which allows frequent switching within a triggered interval, detailed information on the system state is challenging to obtain. Hence, the asynchrony of system and controller modes in the stability analysis is considered. Then, the existence of a common lower bound for the triggered interval is proposed, thus eliminating the Zeno behavior. Finally, the numerical simulation verifies the validity of the method.

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Asynchronous Control for Discrete-time Switched Time-delay Systems with Mode-dependent Persistent Dwell-time

Liu

et al. 2022

Int. J. Control Autom. Syst.

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Stabilization of switched systems with time-dependent switching signal

Cited by 19 publications

References 22 publications

A New Overdispersed Integer-Valued Moving Average Model with Dependent Counting Series

A New Overdispersed Integer-Valued Moving Average Model with Dependent Counting Series

Event‐triggered stabilization of switching systems with persistent dwell time by dynamic quantization

Asynchronous Control for Discrete-time Switched Time-delay Systems with Mode-dependent Persistent Dwell-time

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