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Exponential quasi‐(Q,S,R)‐dissipativity and practical stability for switched nonlinear systems

In this paper, the problems of exponential quasi‐(Q,S,R)‐dissipativity and practical stability analysis for a switched nonlinear system are addressed. First, the concept of exponential quasi‐(Q,S,R)‐dissipativity for switched nonlinear systems without requiring the exponential quasi‐(Q,S,R)‐dissipativity property of each subsystem is proposed. Then, we show that an exponentially quasi‐(Q,S,R)‐dissipative switched nonlinear system is practically stable. Second, this exponential quasi‐(Q,S,R)‐ dissipativity property for a switched nonlinear system is obtained by the design of a state‐dependent switching law. Third, a composite state‐dependent switching law is designed to render the feedback interconnection of switched nonlinear systems exponentially quasi‐(Q,S,R)‐dissipative. This switching law allows interconnected switched nonlinear systems to switch asynchronously. Finally, the effectiveness of the results is verified by a numerical example.