International Journal of Control · 2019 · 10 citations · 33 references
ComputingComputer SystemsDistributed SystemsDynamical SystemsProcess ControlAdaptive ControlConsensus ProtocolsDecentralized ControlDistributed ConsensusDistributed ControlMulti-agent SystemsConsensusConsensus ControlConsensus In Multi-agent SystemsDistributed Adaptive ControlDryingLyapunov ControlLyapunov FunctionsMulti-agent Consensus
This paper studies the distributed consensus problem of a new class of multi-agent systems, where each agent is represented by the two-time-scale system. Two fully distributed, ϵ-dependent adaptive consensus protocols are designed, namely, the relative states based adaptive protocol and the relative outputs based adaptive protocol. By using the merit of the proposed ϵ-Lyapunov function, some sufficient consensus criteria in terms of well-conditioned linear matrix inequalities are derived. The upper bound of ϵ is also determined. A numerical example for the drying section of a paper converting machine with nine rolls verifies the effectiveness of the proposed results.
33