Abstract
A fuzzy integral controller with an event-triggered strategy for a class of nonlinear continuous singularly perturbed systems is proposed in this manuscript. Since the singularly perturbed systems are characterized by the parasitic parameter ɛ, which leads the systems to have multi-time-scale dynamics, a state feedback controller is proposed and designed for manipulating the effects of the parasitic parameter with the ɛ free functions by utilizing the Takagi–Sugeno fuzzy model, integral feedback, and event-triggered mechanism. As a result, we demonstrate that the proposed method maintain almost the same performance as the conventional controllers with less steady-state error while producing fewer events, which makes the communication channels between the plant system and the controller more available, through the examples of electrical engineering problems.
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