event-triggered control only using dynamic or static threshold may cause Zeno behavior. In order to avoid the Zeno behavior
an event-triggering mechanism composed of static and dynamic threshold is proposed. The event-triggered control system is modelled in the form of impulsive system. Impulsive system theory is employed to deduce the stability theorem
which can be used to determine the parameters of event-triggering mechanism
and also a useful linear matrix inequality(LMI)form is given. Based on the characteristics of the event-triggering mechanism and relationship between the static threshold and steady state performance
a variable threshold event-triggering mechanism is proposed. When the system works in a steady state
this mechanism can decrease the static threshold automatically to reduce the steady state region and improve the steady state performance
which means the mechanism can be used in high-accuracy control. Quantitative simulation results show that
compared with the fixed threshold event-triggering mechanism
this variable threshold event-triggering mechanism can reduce the steady state region to 12.3 percent with the same consumption of communication resources.
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