Abstract

This work is largely concerned with trajectory tracking in linear complementarity systems (LCS). The main analytical tool for stability analysis and control design is passivity and the associated linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) for feedback passification. Cases with and without state-jumps, with and without parametric uncertainties, are analyzed. Theoretical findings are illustrated with examples from circuits with set-valued, nonsmooth electronic components, networks with unilateral interactions, and mechanical system with unilateral spring.

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