A methodology is presented which allows to design encoder, decoder and controller for stabilizing a nonlinear system in feedforward form using saturated encoded state feedback basically under standard assumption, namely local Lipschitz property of the vector field defining the system. n (respectively, n+1) bits are used to encode the state information needed to the purpose of semiglobally (globally) stabilizing an n-dimensional system. Minimality of the data rate is discussed.

n-bit stabilization of n-dimensional nonlinear systems in feedforward form / DE PERSIS, Claudio. - In: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON AUTOMATIC CONTROL. - ISSN 0018-9286. - 50:(2005), pp. 285-297. [10.1109/TAC.2005.843847]

n-bit stabilization of n-dimensional nonlinear systems in feedforward form

DE PERSIS, Claudio
2005

Abstract

A methodology is presented which allows to design encoder, decoder and controller for stabilizing a nonlinear system in feedforward form using saturated encoded state feedback basically under standard assumption, namely local Lipschitz property of the vector field defining the system. n (respectively, n+1) bits are used to encode the state information needed to the purpose of semiglobally (globally) stabilizing an n-dimensional system. Minimality of the data rate is discussed.
2005
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n-bit stabilization of n-dimensional nonlinear systems in feedforward form / DE PERSIS, Claudio. - In: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON AUTOMATIC CONTROL. - ISSN 0018-9286. - 50:(2005), pp. 285-297. [10.1109/TAC.2005.843847]
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