Abstract
A singularly perturbed linear time-dependent controlled system with multiple point-wise and distributed state delays is considered. The delays in the fast state variable are small of order of the small positive multiplier for a part of the derivatives in the system, which is a parameter of the singular perturbation. The delays in the slow state variable are non-small. Two types of the original singularly perturbed system, standard and nonstandard, are analyzed. For each type, two much simpler parameter-free subsystems (the slow and fast ones) are associated with the original system. It is established in the paper that the approximate state-space controllability of the slow and fast subsystems yields the approximate state-space controllability of the original system robustly with respect to the parameter of singular perturbation for all its sufficiently small values. Illustrative examples are presented.
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