Abstract
Feedback stabilization of the resistive wall mode is usually accomplished by using linear amplifiers. In this paper a study is made of a possibility of controlling resistive wall modes using switches instead of linear amplifiers, i.e., using bang–bang control. The motivation is that bang–bang control systems may be cheaper than conventional feedback systems. A distinct disadvantage of the bang–bang system is complexity due to its inherent nonlinearity. Further studies, particularly of engineering issues, are needed to determine the attractiveness of a bang–bang system.
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