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An Invariance Principle for Discontinuous Dynamic Systems With Application to a Coulomb Friction Oscillator
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EngineeringDiscontinuous Dynamic SystemsNonlinear Mechanical SystemOrdinary Differential EquationsStabilityNonlinear ControlDiscrete Dynamical SystemCoulomb FrictionBifurcation TheoryStatic FeedbackObserver DesignCoulomb Friction OscillatorMotion ControlDeterministic Dynamical SystemState ObserverInvariance PrincipleMechanical SystemsLyapunov AnalysisVibration Control
An invariance principle for a class of ordinary differential equations with discontinuous right-hand side is developed. Based on this principle, asymptotic stability of one-degree-of-freedom mechanical oscillators with Coulomb friction is studied. The system is shown to be asymptotically stabilizable via a static feedback of the position, unlike those systems with no friction, whose stabilization requires a dynamic feedback when the position is the only available measurement. Along with this development, a velocity observer is proposed. Theoretical results of the paper are supported by some numerical simulations which, in addition, carry out a finite-time convergence of the controller and the observer proposed. [S0022-0434(00)00804-2]
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