The paper investigates decentralized event-triggered average consensus problem for multi-agent systems in cyberphysical systems(CPSs) with communication constraints.To reduce communication burden and improve the commu...The paper investigates decentralized event-triggered average consensus problem for multi-agent systems in cyberphysical systems(CPSs) with communication constraints.To reduce communication burden and improve the communication efficiency of multi-agent systems in CPSs,event-trigger is distributed at subsystem/agent level.A multi-agent system is then modeled as a reduced dimension hybrid system by taking into account decentralized event-triggered mechanism,communication delays and data dropouts within one framework.Some sufflcient conditions for average consensus of each agent and an upper bound of communication delay and maximal allowable number of successive data dropouts(MANSD) are obtained,which can conveniently provide the relationship between the triggering parameters,communication constraints and the system stability.Specially,the quantitative relationship between the triggering parameters,MANSD and the system stability is derived.Finally,simulation results are given to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(61473182)National Key Scientific Instrument and Equipment Development Project(2012YQ15008703)+1 种基金Project of Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality(14JC1402200,15JC1401900,14ZR1414800)Shanghai Rising-Star Program(13QA1401600)
文摘The paper investigates decentralized event-triggered average consensus problem for multi-agent systems in cyberphysical systems(CPSs) with communication constraints.To reduce communication burden and improve the communication efficiency of multi-agent systems in CPSs,event-trigger is distributed at subsystem/agent level.A multi-agent system is then modeled as a reduced dimension hybrid system by taking into account decentralized event-triggered mechanism,communication delays and data dropouts within one framework.Some sufflcient conditions for average consensus of each agent and an upper bound of communication delay and maximal allowable number of successive data dropouts(MANSD) are obtained,which can conveniently provide the relationship between the triggering parameters,communication constraints and the system stability.Specially,the quantitative relationship between the triggering parameters,MANSD and the system stability is derived.Finally,simulation results are given to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.