Abstract
In this paper, the dissipative quantized control problem is addressed for Markov jump two-dimensional systems based on Roesser model, in which both asynchronous phenomenon and signal quantization between system modes and controller modes are taken into consideration simultaneously. Moreover, the hidden Markov model (HMM) is adopted to tackle such an asynchronous phenomenon. The principal goal is to devise a state feedback controller, which guarantees that the established closed-loop system achieves asymptotic mean square stability as well as satisfies a prescribed extended dissipative property. Drawing support from Lyapunov function approach and inequality technique, some less conservative criteria ensuring the implementability of the desired controller are derived. Ultimately, the availability and practicability of the developed results are certified through a simulation example.
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