20 research outputs found
Robust Stability Analysis of a Class of LTV Systems
Many physical systems are inherently time-varying in nature. When these
systems are linearized around a trajectory, generally, the resulting system is
Linear Time-Varying (LTV). LTV systems describe an important class of linear
systems and can be thought of as a natural extension of LTI systems. However,
it is well known that, unlike LTI systems, the eigenvalues of an LTV system do
not determine its stability. In this paper, the stability conditions for a
class of LTV systems are derived. This class is composed of piecewise LTV
systems, i.e. LTV systems that are piecewise linear in time. Sufficient
conditions of stability are derived in the form of linear matrix inequalities
(LMIs) by using the Lyapunov stability criterion. The feasibility of LMIs
guarantees the stability of a given piecewise LTV system. Furthermore,
uncertain piecewise LTV systems with scalar parametric uncertainty are also
considered. Sufficient conditions for robust stability of this case are also
presented, which come out to be quasi-LMIs, which can be optimized using a
bisection algorithm to find the bounds of uncertainty for which the system is
stable. The proposed method is applied to the problem of pitch angle control of
a space launch vehicle, and the results are presented.Comment: Presented at 20th International Bhurban Conference on Applied
Sciences and Technology (IBCAST), 202
Razumikhin and Krasovskii stability of impulsive stochastic delay systems via uniformly stable function method
This paper generalizes Razumikhin-type theorem and Krasovskii stability theorem of impulsive stochastic delay systems. By proposing uniformly stable function (USF) in the form of impulse as a new tool, some properties about USF and some novel pth moment decay theorems are derived. Based on these new theorems, the stability theorems of impulsive stochastic linear delay system are acquired via the Razumikhin method and the Krasovskii method. The obtained results enhance the elasticity of the impulsive gain by comparing the previous results. Finally, numerical examples are given to demonstrate the effectiveness of theoretical results
Detectability Conditions and State Estimation for Linear Time-Varying and Nonlinear Systems
This work proposes a detectability condition for linear time-varying systems
based on the exponential dichotomy spectrum. The condition guarantees the
existence of an observer, whose gain is determined only by the unstable modes
of the system. This allows for an observer design with low computational
complexity compared to classical estimation approaches. An extension of this
observer design to a class of nonlinear systems is proposed and local
convergence of the corresponding estimation error dynamics is proven. Numerical
results show the efficacy of the proposed observer design technique