We address the control synthesis of hybrid systems with discrete inputs and outputs. The control objective is to ensure that the events of the closed-loop system belong to the language of the control requirements. The controller is sampling-based and it is representable by a finite-state machine. We formalize the control problem and provide a theoretically sound solution based on finite-state abstractions of the symbolic behavior of the plant. In addition, we identify classes of hybrid systems for which a suitable finite-state abstraction can be computed and we sketch the corresponding algorithms.
Name | SE report |
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Volume | 2008-13 |
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ISSN (Print) | 1872-1567 |
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