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| author | Eijnden, Sebastiaan van den Chen, Chao Scheres, Koen Chaffey, Thomas Lanzon, Alexander |
| author_facet | Eijnden, Sebastiaan van den Chen, Chao Scheres, Koen Chaffey, Thomas Lanzon, Alexander |
| contents | The scaled graph has been introduced recently as a nonlinear extension of the classical Nyquist plot for linear time-invariant systems. In this paper, we introduce a modified definition for the scaled graph, termed the signed scaled graph (SSG), in which the phase component is characterized by making use of the Hilbert transform. Whereas the original definition of the scaled graph uses unsigned phase angles, the new definition has signed phase angles which ensures the possibility to differentiate between phase-lead and phase-lag properties in a system. Making such distinction is important from both an analysis and a synthesis perspective, and helps in providing tighter stability estimates of feedback interconnections. We show how the proposed SSG leads to intuitive characterizations of positive real and negative imaginary nonlinear systems, and present various interconnection results. We showcase the effectiveness of our results through several motivating examples. |
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| spellingShingle | On phase in scaled graphs Eijnden, Sebastiaan van den Chen, Chao Scheres, Koen Chaffey, Thomas Lanzon, Alexander Systems and Control The scaled graph has been introduced recently as a nonlinear extension of the classical Nyquist plot for linear time-invariant systems. In this paper, we introduce a modified definition for the scaled graph, termed the signed scaled graph (SSG), in which the phase component is characterized by making use of the Hilbert transform. Whereas the original definition of the scaled graph uses unsigned phase angles, the new definition has signed phase angles which ensures the possibility to differentiate between phase-lead and phase-lag properties in a system. Making such distinction is important from both an analysis and a synthesis perspective, and helps in providing tighter stability estimates of feedback interconnections. We show how the proposed SSG leads to intuitive characterizations of positive real and negative imaginary nonlinear systems, and present various interconnection results. We showcase the effectiveness of our results through several motivating examples. |
| title | On phase in scaled graphs |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.21448 |