In this article, a double-channel event-triggered control method is developed for nonlinear uncertain interconnected systems using backstepping techniques, which introduces event-triggering mechanisms at both the sensor and controller sides. Using event-triggering mechanism at the sensor side presents a challenge to the backstepping control design as the discontinuous state/output signals received at the controller side result in nondifferentiable virtual control signals. This challenge becomes more pronounced when considering more general types of event-triggering mechanisms. Compared with existing methods, this article proposes a different idea with three innovative features: 1) the proposed event-triggering mechanism does not require the calculation of virtual control signals at the sensor side before transmitting them to the controller side; 2) the output triggering is considered directly, and there is no need to design separate controllers for the two communication scenarios without and with event-triggering, thereby avoiding the effect of errors caused by processing substitutions; and 3) it necessitates the online update of only one parameter estimator, avoiding the issue of over-parameterization. Finally, we validate the effectiveness and advantages of the proposed decentralized event-triggered control approach through a numerical case study.
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