Abstract
We prove that under a linear growth condition, a family of time-delay nonlinear systems is globally stabilizable by memoryless sampled-data state and output feedback, respectively, if the input delay and sampling period are not too big although the state delays are permitted to be large. The proofs rely on the construction of sampled-data feedback controllers and the Lyapunov–Krasovskii functional method. The designed memoryless controllers achieve global asymptotic stabilization of the hybrid closed-loop systems with time-delay and are easily implementable by computers owing to their discrete-time and delay-free nature.
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