Abstract This work characterizes the asymptotic behavior that results from switching among asymptotically stable systems with distinct equilibria when the switching frequency satisfies an average dwell-time constraint with a small… Click to show full abstract
Abstract This work characterizes the asymptotic behavior that results from switching among asymptotically stable systems with distinct equilibria when the switching frequency satisfies an average dwell-time constraint with a small average rate. The asymptotic characterization is in terms of the Ω-limit set of an associated ideal hybrid system containing an average dwell-time automaton with the rate parameter set equal to zero. This set is globally asymptotically stable for the ideal system. The actual switched system, including small disturbances, constitutes a small perturbation of this ideal system, resulting in semi-global, practical asymptotic stability.
               
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