
doi: 10.1007/bfb0031552
This paper describes a way of designing a piecewise-linear system with discretely adjustable parameters (a hybrid linear system) in which we can switch the transfer matrix of the system without causing a discontinuity (a bump) in the system output. This is similar to the result that we could achieve by doing a bumpless transfer between multiple linear systems, but the order of a hybrid linear system will typically be much less than the combined order of the multiple systems that realize the same set of transfer matrices.
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