2018
DOI: 10.1002/asjc.2001
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Estimation of stability region for discrete‐time linear positive switched systems with multiple equilibrium points

Abstract: This paper investigates the regional stability for discrete-time linear positive switched systems with multiple equilibrium points (PSS-MEP). Every subsystem possesses a unique stable equilibrium point. Firstly, by establishing a special Lyapunov function, a sufficient condition for region stability of considered systems is presented. Although, estimating the stability region for n-dimensional PSS-MEP with l ≥ 3 subsystems is still a challenging work, we study the one and two dimensional PSS-MEP, and the corre… Show more

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“…Remark 3 Most results on MEPs issues adopted the proportional control [43]- [45]. The proportional control suffers from a deviation issue in steady-state.…”
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“…Remark 3 Most results on MEPs issues adopted the proportional control [43]- [45]. The proportional control suffers from a deviation issue in steady-state.…”
Section: Volume mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [37]- [43], a switched system with MEPs was modeled and simulated, and the stability of the system was reflected by the system would eventually stay in a region related to the equilibrium points. In [44], [45], the system state of SPSs-MEPs without controller would be stable in a positive region, their numerical simulation systems were two-dimensional, and the stability region is a circle. In this section, two examples of liquid level control system are presented to demonstrate the validity of the primary outcomes.…”
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