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A Switching Strategy for Stabilization of Discrete-Time Switched Positive Time-Varying Delay Systems with All Modes Being Unstable and Application to Uncertain Data

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The stability problem of switched systems plays an essential role in the study of long-term behavior. In fact, systems containing both time delay and uncertainty terms may lead to performance… Click to show full abstract

The stability problem of switched systems plays an essential role in the study of long-term behavior. In fact, systems containing both time delay and uncertainty terms may lead to performance degradation of those systems. Therefore, we are interested in the robust stability for discrete-time switched positive time-varying delay systems with interval uncertainties in the case of all modes being unstable. Based on the proposed time-scheduled multiple co-positive Lyapunov–Krasovskii functional of each mode, new sufficient conditions for the global uniform asymptotic stability of the systems are derived. An effective time-dependent switching law utilized in this work is mode-dependent dwell time. In addition, the robust stability criteria in an asymptotic sense are formulated for the systems without time-varying delay. Compared with the existing related works, our results are less conservative and more general than some previous research. Finally, two numerical examples are provided to illustrate the effectiveness and correctness of the developed theoretical results.

Keywords: time; discrete time; time switched; varying delay; time varying

Journal Title: Axioms
Year Published: 2023

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