Abstract
In this study, the event-triggered finite-time consensus problem of a class of general linear leader-follower multi-agent systems with unmeasurable states is investigated. First, an observer-based distributed event-triggered strategy is proposed in view of introducing an external dynamic threshold that is independent of the state variables. Second, the Lyapunov method and proposed event-triggered strategy are implemented as the control scheme to ensure that the tracking error can converge to the origin within a finite time under given conditions. Analytical findings indicate that the Zeno behavior can be avoided by selecting the appropriate parameters. Finally, a numerical simulation is implemented, and the results verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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