A survey on recent advances in event-triggered communication and control

By Chen Peng, Fuqiang Li. Information Sciences, 2018

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Abstract Event-triggered communication and control have been a hot research topic in networked control systems. This paper provides a survey on recent advances in event-triggered schemes, modelling, stability and controller design of event-triggered control (ETC) systems. First, a deep investigation is made into some existing event-triggered schemes, including event-triggered sampling schemes, self-triggered sampling schemes and discrete event-triggered communication schemes. Second, four notable models for ETC systems: hybrid system model, piecewise system model, perturbed system model and time-delay system model, are surveyed in detail. Third, various methods for stability analysis and controller design are summarized. Finally, several challenges in event-triggered communication and control are presented for future research.

Subfields: Computer Networks and Communications, Control and Systems Engineering

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In Computer Networks and Communications

1. Qing-Long Han
2. Xianming Zhang
3. Xiaohua Ge
4. Chen Peng
5. Lei Ding
6. Dong Yue
7. Derui Ding
8. James Lam

In Control and Systems Engineering

1. Qing-Long Han
2. Xianming Zhang
3. Xiaohua Ge
4. Lei Ding
5. Derui Ding
6. Chen Peng
7. Dong Yue
8. James Lam

Citations in the corpus

• Networked control systems: a survey of trends and techniques (2020, result): “An encouraging result contributes to the experimental analysis on a first-order stochastic system, which shows that event-triggered control has a number of advantages compared to time-triggered control [82].”