Jun Cheng , Tianfeng Tang , Huaicheng Yan , Zheng-Guang Wu , Dan Zhang
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A novel switching rule to observer-based control for switched systems
This study explores observer-based control for switched systems subject to partially unknown sojourn probability information. To more accurately capture the dynamic nature of switched systems, a novel switching rule related to duration time is devised, in which the system switching is governed by a joint distribution function. This function uniquely integrates both the current system mode and its duration, effectively addressing the challenges of incompleteness in probability information. Distinct from the conventional semi-Markov kernel technique, the sojourn probabilities involve fewer parameters and can be more readily measured using statistical techniques, thereby lessening computational burden. Additionally, a non-monotonic Lyapunov function is constructed, leading to less conservative conditions that ensure the mean-square stability of the switched systems. Eventually, the effectiveness and superiority of the devised methodology are verified through a practical example.
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