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The stability of an unknown nonlinear discrete-time nonminimum phase system under a trajectory-based control law is investigated. The system can be regarded as a first-order approximation to a continuous-time system. Hence, one of the parameters in the discrete-time system equation can be regarded as the 'sampling interval'. It is shown that as long as the sampling interval is neither too short nor too long, the closed-loop system is stable in a certain sense under certain conditions.

Original publication

DOI

10.1111/j.1934-6093.2001.tb00041.x

Type

Journal article

Journal

Asian Journal of Control

Publication Date

01/01/2001

Volume

3

Pages

45 - 49