1992
DOI: 10.1109/9.126576
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A general framework for linear periodic systems with applications to H/sup infinity / sampled-data control

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“…There are many results in this direction. [1][2]12 An alternative approach is discretizing the system first and then using H ∞ control designed for discrete-time systems. This might be a simpler approach.…”
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“…There are many results in this direction. [1][2]12 An alternative approach is discretizing the system first and then using H ∞ control designed for discrete-time systems. This might be a simpler approach.…”
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“…System theoretic method such as sample data system theory enables us to analyze the signal processing setup shown Figure 1.2 containing samplers, holds and signal models in a common framework. This approach also helps us in the analysis and design in a unified manner for both stochastic and deterministic signals [3,2]. Another advantage of using sampleddata system theory in the design process is that we can calculate the reconstruction error without any practical implementation.…”
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“…Norms defined in this section are very standard and discussed in great detail in [30,3,2,12]. In this sectionS means either L 2 [0, h) or C n norm.…”
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