Abstract
This paper investigates dissipativity and related properties for switched linear parameter-varying (LPV) systems by using parameter and dwell time-dependent multiple storage functions, which are different from traditional multiple storage functions because of the introduction of the external parameters into the storage functions construction. First, a novel concept relating to external parameters is proposed to describe the overall dissipativity property of switched parameter-varying systems in the absence of the conventional dissipativity property of the subsystems. Second, a state and parameter-triggered and time-driven switching laws is proposed, which avoids Zeno behavior by guaranteeing a dwell time among the adjacent switching. Third, several classic forms of dissipativity are addressed. For passivity and $ {L_{2}}$ -gain, under certain negative output feedback asymptotic stability is guaranteed with the aid of asymptotic zero state detectability. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed result is illustrated by its application to a speed adjustment problem of an aero-engine.
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