Abstract
This study investigates the problem of tracking control of nonlinear fuzzy systems with a limited network communication. A new adaptive event-triggered data transmission scheme is proposed to save the limited network bandwidth. The threshold of event-triggered condition has a great influence on the rate of data releasing. Different from the conventional method by presetting the threshold as a fixed value, the threshold, in this study, is regulated by the error state of nonlinear systems and the reference model adaptively, which denotes that the rate of data releasing is followed by the external variation. By constructing a proper Lyapunov function with consideration of the proposed adaptive event-triggering condition, an off-line co-design method to achieve the fuzzy controller gains and the parameters of event-triggering condition is developed. An example of Duffing forced-oscillation system with the limited network communication tracking the states of linear reference model is applied to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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