Abstract
This paper mainly investigates the finite-time rate anti-bump switching (RABS) control problem for switched systems. A novel multiple convex Lyapunov function is first proposed by constructing a convex combination of positive definite matrices for the RABS control problem of switched systems. By imposing a prespecified dwell time on state-dependent switching, a combined switching law is devised based on the new Lyapunov function to ensure that Zeno phenomenon is prevented. Then, a bumpless control scheme is proposed to reduce the big and undesired jump in the rate of system at switching instants while achieving the disturbance suppression in finite time. In the end, through an ingenious Simulink model to characterize the combined switching law and finite-time H∞ rate anti-bump controller, an actual engine model is used to demonstrate the validity of the proposed approach.
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