Demonstrates state feedback controller effectiveness in multidimensional singular systems, suggesting improved system stability.
The effectiveness of this work lies in the admissibility problem of multidimensional singular linear dD systems described by Roesser models (continuous, discrete and continuous-discrete-time) (for d⩾2). Sufficient conditions for regularity, non-impulsivity and stability of multidimensional linear dD singular systems are proposed in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMI) for considered models. Sufficient conditions for the existence of a state feedback controller such that the obtained closed-loop dD systems are admissible are then established. To demonstrate the usefulness and effectiveness of our results, we provide practical numerical example of a spatially interconnected electric circuit which is described by a 3 D singular Roesser model to show the applicability and accuracy of the proposed approach.
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