A negative imaginary approach to hybrid integrator-gain system control
In this paper, we show that a hybrid integrator-gain system (HIGS) is a nonlinear negative imaginary (NNI) system. We prove that the positive feedback interconnection of a linear negative imaginary (NI) system and a HIGS is asymptotically stable. We apply the HIGS to a MEMS nanopositioner, as an example of a linear NI system, in a single-input single-output framework. We analyze the stability and the performance of the closed-loop interconnection in both time and frequency domains through simulations and demonstrate the applicability of HIGS as an NNI controller to a linear NI system.
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