This paper investigates the controllability of two time-scale systems using both the time-scale separation model and the slow-fast order reduction model. This work considers the effect of a singular perturbation parameter on the model transformations to improve the criterion precision. The Maclaurin expansion method and homotopy arithmetic are introduced to obtain t-dependent controllability criteria. Examples indicate that the s-dependent controllability criteria are more accurate and that the controllability of two time-scale systems does not change during model transformations with these more accurate forms.
This paper designs and analyzes switching fuzzy reduced-order observer and proves that the corre- sponding separation principle does hold. A numerical simulation and comparison with smooth fuzzy full-order observer are given to assess switching fuzzy reduced-order observer and the validity of the separation principles.
