Two new asymptotic stability criteria for linear time-invariant systems with multiple delays are established by using a quadratic inequality lemma together with frequency-domain techniques. One criterion is for delay-dependent β£-stability and another is for delay-independent asymptotic stability. Ea
Stability criteria for control systems with many non-linear elements
β Scribed by W.G. Rae
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1970
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 311 KB
- Volume
- 6
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0005-1098
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β¦ Synopsis
Brief Papers Stability Criteria for Control Systems with many Non-linear Elements* Crit~res de stabilit6 pour syst~mes de commande ~t drments non-linraires multiples Stabilit~itskriterien for Regelungssyteme mit vielen nichtlinearen Elementen KpI,ITepHfi yCTO~IHBOCTI4 ~YlSI ynpaBJ~_mottlax CI, ICTeM C MHOFOqHCJIeI-IHblMH HeJIHHe~HblMH 3YleMeHTaMH w. G. RAEI" Summary--Liapunov functions are used to develop frequency domain criteria for a class ofmultinonlinear systems in which the non-linear characteristics are restricted in both sector and slope. These criteria are shown to be superior to the multivariable Popov criteria for several particular examples.
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