2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfranklin.2017.05.018
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Event-triggered control of switched linear systems

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“…This is helpful to reduce unnecessary sampling with better system performances kept. When system states cannot be measured, the observer-based control [33,34] and the observer-based event triggering control [35,36] was studied respectively. However, since system modes and controller modes may be mismatched, the event triggeringbased asynchronous switching was researched for switched neutral systems in [37].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…This is helpful to reduce unnecessary sampling with better system performances kept. When system states cannot be measured, the observer-based control [33,34] and the observer-based event triggering control [35,36] was studied respectively. However, since system modes and controller modes may be mismatched, the event triggeringbased asynchronous switching was researched for switched neutral systems in [37].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Controllers and sampling instants are updated when two triggering conditions are both satisfied. By this triggering mechanism, the execution number of control tasks is reduced; similar system performances are kept in the meantime; decay rates of observer states are reflected in triggering conditions, compared with the triggering mechanism in [35][36][37]. (2) In [37], it is assumed that the maximal asynchronous period is less than the minimal dwell time, which is relaxed in this paper.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For modelling problem, Brizhinev et al [33] proposed a modelled method through the notions of power transition and power diffusion. Miao et al [34] investigated the containment control of multi-agent systems with constant time delays under event-triggered conditions, and Li et al [35] presented an event-triggered sampling mechanism and develops a sampled-data-based stabilizer for switching linear systems. Considering that random transmission delays inevitably generate out-of-order packets phenomenon in the communication, holding or dropping packet disorders is necessary to signal processing in networked systems.…”
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“…In practical situations, the periodical sampling is often used to control physical plants since it can simplify the design and analysis [16]. However, the communication burden is neglected in the framework of the periodic sampling; especially when the difference between consecutive sample-data is not distinct, it is obviously a waste of limited communication resources transmitting the sampled data to the controller [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%