Abstract

In this paper, the adaptive fuzzy event-triggered containment control problem is addressed for uncertain nonlinear strict-feedback systems guided by multiple leaders. A novel distributed adaptive fuzzy event-triggered containment control is designed only using the information of the individual follower and its neighbors. Moreover, a distributed event-trigger condition with an adjustable threshold is developed simultaneously. The designed containment control law is updated in an aperiodic manner, only when event-triggered errors exceed tolerable thresholds. It is proved that the uniformly ultimately bounded containment control can be achieved, and there is no Zeno behavior exhibited by applying the proposed control scheme. Simulation studies are outlined to illustrate the effectiveness of the theoretical results and the advantages of the event-triggered containment control proposed in this paper.

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