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Exponential stability of fractional order impulsive switched system with stable and unstable subsystems
The exponential stability of the Caputo fractional order impulsive switched system (CFOISS) consisting of stable and unstable subsystems is addressed in this paper. We integrate the multiple Lyapunov function (MLFs) approach, the mode-dependent average dwell time (MDADT) method, and the fast-slow switching concept to handle the switched sequence. In order to better represent the impulse, we further employ the mode-dependent average impulsive interval (MDAII) technique to process the impulsive sequence. The relationship between impulsive intensity, system mode, MDADT and MDAII is successfully established by considering the synchronization and complete asynchronism of impulse and switched time, respectively, and a set of low conservative sufficient conditions is derived. The results show that CFOISS can achieve exponential stability under certain switching rule when the state trajectory can be compensated by the slow switching stable subsystem for the impact of the quick switching unstable subsystem, and the jump of the impulsive point is within a certain range. Finally, the stability of the proposed method is verified by several numerical simulation examples.
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