Abstract

In this paper, we propose a new monotonically convergent switching iterative learning control for a class of linear discrete time switched system. It is assumed that the considered switched systems are operated during a finite time interval repetitively, and then the iterative learning control scheme can be introduced. After the switched system is transformed into a 2D repetitive system, sufficient conditions in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) are derived by using a Lyapunov functional approach and a quadratic performance function. It is shown that if certain LMIs are met, the tracking error $$l_2$$ norm converges monotonically to zero between (subsystem/iteration), while the switching learning gains could be determined directly by solving the LMIs.The integrated design of this SILC scheme is transformed into a robust monotonic stabilizability problem (RMS) of an uncertain switched system. A numerical simulation example is established shown the effectiveness of the proposed method .

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