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This paper investigates the impulsive stabilization of fractional-order complex switched networks with parametric uncertainty. Using a fractional-order Lyapunov method and matrix inequality techniques, the dynamical characteristics of the controlled impulsive system are well captured, and a novel impulsive stabilizing criterion is derived in terms of algebraic conditions. The stabilization criterion is dependent on system parameters and on the lengths of impulsive intervals. In addition, a simulation example is given to demonstrate the effectiveness of the newly obtained results. Finally, an application of the obtained control pulse is also presented in the blind source separation.

Stabilization of Uncertain Fractional-Order Complex Switched Networks via Impulsive Control and Its Application to Blind Source Separation