Titlebook: Analysis and Synthesis for Discrete-Time Switched Systems; A Quasi-Time-Depende Zhongyang Fei,Shuang Shi,Peng Shi Book 2020 Springer Nature

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Weighted ,-Gain Analysisoduced in Chap. . is adopted. Firstly, the weighted .-gain performance is deduced for discrete-time switched nonlinear systems. On this basis, LMI conditions are presented for switched linear systems. This chapter lays the foundation for the subsequent . controller and filter design.

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Controlain derived in Chap.?., both state and dynamic output feedback controllers are designed, which can guarantee the corresponding closed-loop systems are GUAS with a weighted .-gain index. It is worth mentioning that the designed controllers are both mode-dependent and QTD, which are helpful to achieve

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Filtering-dependent, which can guarantee the closed-loop systems are GUAS with a non-weighted .-gain. Meanwhile, both time-scheduled and time-independent filters are designed, while the former filtering scheme can achieve less conservative disturbance attenuation performance.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-34647-8 GUAS with a weighted .-gain index. It is worth mentioning that the designed controllers are both mode-dependent and QTD, which are helpful to achieve better desired performance of the closed-loop systems.