This paper deals with linear discrete-time positive switched systems and establishes novel sufficient conditions for global exponential stability under nonuniform dwell-time ranges on switches digraphs. The conditions we introduce in the paper apply to any system, regardless of the stability properties of its discrete modes. We first propose a set of easy to check conditions in the form of linear programming problems which require a test for each admissible dwell-time. Then, we show how such tests can be relaxed for stable and antistable subsystems, on which the conditions need to be checked only on the minimum and maximum dwell-times, respectively.

Stability Conditions for Linear Discrete-Time Positive Switched Systems with Nonuniform Dwell-Time Ranges

De Iuliis, Vittorio
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2025-01-01

Abstract

This paper deals with linear discrete-time positive switched systems and establishes novel sufficient conditions for global exponential stability under nonuniform dwell-time ranges on switches digraphs. The conditions we introduce in the paper apply to any system, regardless of the stability properties of its discrete modes. We first propose a set of easy to check conditions in the form of linear programming problems which require a test for each admissible dwell-time. Then, we show how such tests can be relaxed for stable and antistable subsystems, on which the conditions need to be checked only on the minimum and maximum dwell-times, respectively.
2025
Positive systems
Stability of linear systems
Switched systems
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