Stability results for networked control systems subject to packet dropouts

Kellett, Christopher M.; Mareels, Iven M.Y.; Nešić, Dragan

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Stability results for networked control systems subject to packet dropouts

Date

2005

Authors

Kellett, Christopher M.

Mareels, Iven M.Y.

Nešić, Dragan

Abstract

Stability and performance of networked control systems has been a recent area of interest in the control literature. The inclusion of a shared communication network between plant and controller inevitably leads to occasional random data loss. We provide novel results relating to the probability of such a system being globally asymptotically stable or input to state stable.