Abstract
Iterative learning control (ILC) is an intelligent control strategy which can achieve the desired trajectory tracking by continuously renewing the control signal based on the previous experience. In this article, an event-triggered condition that can save system resources by reducing the number of iterative updates is proposed. Moreover, an event-triggered ILC algorithm is designed for linear discrete parabolic distributed parameter systems, the system input is updated with the learning law only when the derived triggered condition is met. Through rigorous mathematical analysis, the tracking error can converge to zero when the iterative batch approaches infinity under the given sufficient condition. Then, we also extended the above ideas to nonlinear case. By simulation, the effectiveness of the designed algorithm are illustrated.
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