Quadratic stabilization of sampled-data systems with quantization

A design method of memoryless quantizers in sampled-data systems is proposed. The design objective is quadratic stability in the continuous-time domain, and thus the decay rate between sampling times is guaranteed. Our general treatment enables us to look for quantizers efficient in terms of data rate.

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