Abstract

This paper investigates the asymptotic hyperstability of a single-input–single-output closed-loop system whose controlled plant is time-invariant and possesses a strongly strictly positive real transfer function that is subject to internal and external point delays. There are, in general, two controls involved, namely, the internal one that stabilizes the system with linear state feedback independent of the delay sizes and the external one that belongs to an hyperstable class and satisfies a Popov’s-type time integral inequality. Such a class of hyperstable controllers under consideration combines, in general, a regular impulse-free part with an impulsive part.

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