Digital control through finite feedback discretizability

State feedback and diffeomorphism on a given nonlinear plant to get finitely discretizable dynamics are used as a first step of a digital design procedure. Links with nilpotent and nilpotentizable Lie algebras are pointed out. The effectiveness of the control procedure is demonstrated on the basis of a case study.

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