Passivity-based control is widely used in electronic circuit systems because it can utilize their internal structures to facilitate the controller design. In this paper, we first propose a dissipative Hamiltonian realization of power systems and discuss the disadvantages of the traditional passivity-based excitation controller. Then, a novel excitation controller is put forward to reassign the ...

Passivity theory has recently contributed to developing decentralized control schemes for large-scale systems. Many passivity-based are designed in continuous-time. It is well-known, however, that the passivity properties of continuous-time systems may be lost under discretization. In this letter, we present a novel stabilizing scheme by ensuring discrete-time directly and thus avoiding issue p...

As vividly illustrated by the quintessential Watt’s governor a natural procedure to modify the behavior of a dynamical system is to interconnect it with another dynamical system. Examples of this approach abound in modern high–performance practical applications and are proven to be very robust and reliable. These include, among many others, mechanical suspension and flapper systems, flotation d...

Wheel slippage creates control challenges for wheeled mobile robots (WMR). This paper proposes a new method for haptic teleoperation control of a WMR with longitudinal slippage by using the time-domain passivity control (TDPC) approach. We show the potential nonpassivity for the environment termination caused by the slippage dynamics. The utilized TDPC approach maintains the passivity of teleop...

This article describes a new method of quality control dynamically unstable object based on quantum computing. This method enables to control object in unpredicted situations with incomplete information about the structure of the control object. The efficiency over other methods of intelligent control is shown on the benchmark with partial unstable generalized coordinates as stroboscopic roboti...

This paper presents a class of passivity-based cooperative control problems that have an explicit connection to convex network optimization problems. The new notion of maximal equilibrium independent passivity is introduced and it is shown that networks of systems possessing this property asymptotically approach the solutions of a dual pair of network optimization problems, namely an optimal po...

This paper considers the problem of robust passive control for uncertain discrete systems with time-varying delays. We pay attention to designing a state feedback controller which guarantees the passivity of the closed-loop system for all admissible uncertainties. In terms of a linear matrix inequality, a sufficient condition for the solvability of this problem is presented and the explicit exp...

Time delayed teleoperation has been one of the first and most challenging topics in robotic control. Although numerous methods have been developed by researchers all over the world during the last two decades, those methods have limitations or need special assumptions to be applied. With the development of the world-wide-web, teleoperation through the Internet sees a bright future. However, the...