2019
DOI: 10.1109/tcyb.2018.2807587
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Nonfragile Sampled-Data Control for Uncertain Networked Control Systems With Additive Time-Varying Delays

Abstract: This paper investigates the stabilization problem of uncertain networked control systems with additive time-varying delays by using nonfragile sampled-data control. Suitable Lyapunov-Krasovskii functional (LKF) is constructed which includes more information about the additive time-varying delays. The main aim of this paper is to design a nonfragile sampled-data control scheme which guarantees asymptotic stability of the considered system. Besides that, the Jensen's and improved integral inequalities are used f… Show more

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“…Further, using , the LMI has been reformulated as trueΨ˜=Ψ+$1TL$2+$2TLT$1<0, where $1=false[0n×13n1emfalse(C1trueΦ^false)T1em0n×14n1emfalse(γC2trueΦ^false)T1em0n×nfalse], and Ψ has been derived by using trueΦ^ instead of Φ in Ψ. Moreover, using lemma 4 in the work of Muthukumar et al, there exists a scalar ζ >0 such that alignleftalign-1Ψ˜=Ψ+ζ$1TL$1+ζ1$2TLT$2<0.align-2 Then, applying Schur complement lemma, it is easy to see that is equivalent to . This completes the proof.…”
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“…Further, using , the LMI has been reformulated as trueΨ˜=Ψ+$1TL$2+$2TLT$1<0, where $1=false[0n×13n1emfalse(C1trueΦ^false)T1em0n×14n1emfalse(γC2trueΦ^false)T1em0n×nfalse], and Ψ has been derived by using trueΦ^ instead of Φ in Ψ. Moreover, using lemma 4 in the work of Muthukumar et al, there exists a scalar ζ >0 such that alignleftalign-1Ψ˜=Ψ+ζ$1TL$1+ζ1$2TLT$2<0.align-2 Then, applying Schur complement lemma, it is easy to see that is equivalent to . This completes the proof.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Proof Replacing A 1 , B 1 and C 1 in with A 1 + FM ( t ) N a , B 1 + FM ( t ) N b , and C 1 + FM ( t ) N c , respectively, and using Theorem , we get the modified LMI conditions as trueΨˇ=trueΨ˜+true$ˇ1TMTfalse(tfalse)true$ˇ2+true$ˇ2TMfalse(tfalse)true$ˇ1<0, where true$ˇ2=false[0n×13n1emFT1em0n×18nfalse]. Moreover, using Lemma 4 in the work of Muthukumar et al, that there exists a scalar ε >0 such that alignleftalign-1Ψ˜=Ψ+ε$ˇ1TL$ˇ1+ε1$ˇ2TLT$ˇ2<0.align-2 Then, applying Schur complement lemma, it is easy to see that is equivalent to . This completes the proof.…”
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