Abstract
This paper focuses on the synchronization control issue of networked systems. Due to the imperfect network environment, continuous or precise transmission is impractical, and intermittent communication scheme under state quantization needs to be considered. First, an easy-to-implement dynamic quantizer, which possesses finite quantization level, is designed to deal with the imprecise information sharing. Next, based on the designed quantizer, a dynamic estimator is introduced to estimate the real-time state information and generate control inputs. An event-based communication scheme is utilized to ensure that the estimate error does not exceed a certain threshold. Then, detailed design of the dynamically quantized controller is given to achieve exact synchronization, and corresponding distributed design is also provided to improve the feasibility. Moreover, some results for practical synchronization are derived. Finally, the validity of our theoretical results is illustrated by two numerical examples.
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