Adaptive event-triggered consensus control of multi-agent systems with prescribed performance and input quantization

This paper focuses on the adaptive fuzzy event-triggered consensus control problem for multi-agent systems (MAS) with prescribed performance and input quantization. Based on a prescribed performance function and an input quantization decomposition method, a new adaptive fuzzy event-triggered consensus protocol is presented. The instances in the event-triggered mechanism are triggered only when the event-triggered error exceeds a specified threshold, which can save limited communication resources. It is demonstrated that the event-triggered control protocol ensures that all signals in the MAS are semi-globally uniformly ultimately bounded. As a result, the consensus tracking errors converge to prescribed limits. Finally, simulation examples are provided to validate effectiveness of the proposed event-triggered control methods.