A note on sandwich control systems with impulse time windows
The authors approach the stability problem for sandwich control systems with impulse time windows. The problem has been solved by \textit{Y. Feng} et al. [Sandwich control systems with impulse time windows, Int. J. Mach. Learn. Cybern. 8, 2009--2015 (2017)] using linear matrix inequalities which, even though can be solved in polynomial time, they need a large amount of computing time. In the paper, the authors present a sufficient condition for the stability of sandwich control systems with impulse time windows which allows one to avoid solving linear matrix inequalities. The proposed method is illustrated by an example, the Chua's circuit. Simulations confirm the theoretical results.
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