An innovative bounded real lemma for singular fractional-order systems
1College of Sciences, Northeastern University, Shenyang, 110819, China.
ISA Transactions
|October 29, 2025
Summary
This study simplifies the bounded real lemma for singular fractional-order systems (SFOS) by converting complex variables to real ones. This modification reduces conservatism in H∞ feedback controller design for SFOS.
Area of Science:
- Control Systems Engineering
- Mathematical Analysis
Background:
- Singular fractional-order systems (SFOS) present unique challenges in control design.
- The bounded real lemma is crucial for H∞ control but complex in its standard form for SFOS.
Purpose of the Study:
- To modify the bounded real lemma for SFOS, enabling the use of real variables instead of complex ones.
- To reduce conservatism in H∞ feedback controller design for SFOS.
Main Methods:
- Construction of an admissible set using a single real variable.
- Development of a generalized S-procedure.
- Conversion of H∞ norm inequalities into frequency domain inequalities (FDIs).
- Application of full-rank decomposition of the descriptor matrix.
Main Results:
- A single real-variable bounded real lemma for SFOS is derived.
- Complex variables in the bounded real lemma for SFOS are successfully replaced with real variables.
- Reduced conservatism in H∞ feedback controller design is demonstrated.
Conclusions:
- The proposed method effectively modifies the bounded real lemma for SFOS.
- The conversion from complex to real variables maintains the lemma's validity.
- Simulation examples validate the effectiveness and reduced conservatism of the approach.
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