Event-triggered Control for Nonlinear Rational Systems**This work was supported by CAPES (PhD Scholarships of L.B. Groff and L.G. Moreira) and CNPQ (grants PQ-305979/2015-9 and PQ-304351/2014-8), Brazil.

Autor: Moreira, L.G., Groff, L.B., da Silva Jr., J.M. Gomes, Coutinho, D.
Zdroj: IFAC-PapersOnLine; July 2017, Vol. 50 Issue: 1 p15307-15312, 6p
Abstrakt: In this work, the problem of designing emulation based stabilizing event-triggered state-feedback controllers for nonlinear rational systems is addressed by means of a weighted relative error measure in the trigger function. It is shown that the proposed event generator does not lead to a Zeno behavior for the class of nonlinear rational systems. Considering a differential-algebraic representation of the nonlinear system and applying the Lyapunov theory, a convex optimization problem in terms of LMI constraints is derived to ensure regional asymptotic stability of the origin while designing the trigger function parameters in order to minimize the control updates. Numerical experiments illustrate the approach showing its potentials as a tool for designing event trigger functions.
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