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Stability analysis for reset systems with input saturation

Authors: Thomas Loquen; Sophie Tarbouriech; Christophe Prieur 0001;

Stability analysis for reset systems with input saturation

Abstract

This paper is devoted to the stability analysis for a class of reset systems, such as those including a Clegg integrator or a FORE (first order reset element). The system under consideration is subject to input saturation. Hence, constructive conditions, allowing to characterize the region of stability of the saturated closed-loop system, are proposed based on the use of some suitable Lyapunov functions and a modified sector condition. LMI-based optimization schemes for maximizing the size of the region of stability are then derived. In presence of an additive disturbance, the problem of L2 stability is also addressed.

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