2011
DOI: 10.1524/auto.2011.0899
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Switching Control for a Networked Vision-based Control System

Abstract: Advances in communication and computation technology facilitate closed loop control via communication networks. Such networked control systems may include distributed sensors and actuators as well as distributed computational resources. In the field of vision-based control, the possibility of distributed computation is of particular interest due to the large amounts of visual data to be processed. Time-delay caused by data transfer through the network and by processing algorithms impair stability and performan… Show more

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“…A higher resolution of the discretization results in lower conservatism of the control design regarding the performance. More details on the selection of appropriate boundary values of the bins s i is presented in [63].…”
Section: Switching Control Approach For Nvscmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A higher resolution of the discretization results in lower conservatism of the control design regarding the performance. More details on the selection of appropriate boundary values of the bins s i is presented in [63].…”
Section: Switching Control Approach For Nvscmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared with a conventional non-switching control approach which applies a constant gain designed for the highest appearing time delayτ, the proposed switching control is less conservative with respect to control performance [63]. There is a systematic way to derive the stabilizing control gains using linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).…”
Section: Switching Control Approach For Nvscmentioning
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