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The T-S fuzzy system is transformed to an equivalent switching fuzzy system.

To begin with, the T S fuzzy stochastic system is transformed to an equivalent switching fuzzy stochastic system.

It can be seen from Fig. 9 (a) that the equivalent switching frequency increases linearly with operating AC frequency.

To further illustrate the relationship between valve power loss and operating frequency, operating frequency of MMC is varied from 50Hz to 1000Hz at a step of 50Hz. Figure 9 (a) and (b) respectively shows the average equivalent switching frequency and total valve power loss of MMC.

The equivalent switching frequency is defined as: Fig. 9 Valve power loss of MMC under different operating frequency {f}_{sw_avg}=frac{1}{T_0}cdot frac{1}{6N}cdot left[{displaystyle sum_{j=1}^6}{displaystyle sum_{j,i=1}^Nleft {g}_{sw_T1}(i)+{g}_{sw_T2}(i right)}right] (11).

Sleep-wake regulation has been conceptualized as a "flip-flop switch" in which a stronger flip or a weaker flop might produce equivalent switching.

The fractional-order switched system is transformed to an equivalent switched system with augmented states.

The advantage of this step is to transform the switched nonlinear model of the CSTR to an equivalent switched linear system without any approximation.

The key point to obtain the design conditions is the adoption of an equivalent switched linear system where the time-varying delay is modeled as a norm-bounded perturbation.

Europe has met a landmark goal of slashing its energy consumption six years ahead of time, cutting greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to switching off about 400 power stations.

They upgraded managers, from Bobby Valentine to John Farrell — which is roughly the equivalent of switching your morning beverage from Drano to orange juice.