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Abstract
The adaptive fuzzy asymptotic tracking control (AFATC) method is presented for uncertain stochastic nonlinear systems by virtue of event-triggered mechanism. The fuzzy logic systems are borrowed to address system uncertainties. By applying the backstepping technique, the AFATC strategy is recursively constructed. Different from the existing approximation-based methods, the developed controller can achieve asymptotic convergence feature. Moreover, the event-triggered mechanism is integrated into the controller design process to reduce data transmission and unnecessary resource waste. By applying the Lyapunov analysis and several helpful lemmas, the stability and convergence of the considered systems are ensured. Finally, the availability of the theory analysis is verified by a chemical reactor system.
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