- TITLE: BIBO Stability of A Class of Reset
Control Systems
- AUTHORS: Qian Chen, C.V. Hollot and Yossi Chait
- ABSTRACT: A reset element is a linear system whose states are reset
to zero whenever its input meets a threshold. Such elements were introduced
in feedback control systems with the aim of providing more favorable
performance trade-offs than could be achieved by LTI control. This potential
has been demonstrated in some recent experiments, but there is no guarantee
of BIBO stability. This paper develops a sufficient condition for BIBO
stability and applies it to an experimental reset control system of
nontrivial complexity.
- STATUS: Proceedings of Conference in Information Science and System,
TP-08-13, Princeton, NJ, March, 2000.
- File: ciss00.pdf
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