Abstract
In this paper, an event-triggered adaptive decentralised control strategy for a class of switched interconnected nonlinear systems is presented, which considers full-state constraints and unmodeled dynamics, simultaneously. In the controller design process, the approximation capability of radical basis function neural networks (RBF NNs) is used to estimate the unknown functions of the system. The interference caused by unmodeled dynamics is overcome by introducing a dynamic signal. In addition, the barrier Lyapunov function (BLF) is constructed for each subsystem to dispose the influence of state constraints. An adaptive control scheme with event-triggered mechanism is proposed to reduce communication burden. It is shown that the proposed event-triggered controller and an adaptive neural decentralised control strategy are designed such that all the signals in the closed-loop system are guaranteed to be bounded, the tracking errors of the system converge to a small neighbourhood of the origin and the full state constraints are not violated. Finally, a simulation result shows the effectiveness of the developed approach.
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