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Event-Triggered Bipartite Consensus Tracking and Vibration Control of Flexible Timoshenko Mani-pulators Under Time-Varying Actuator Faults
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For bipartite angle consensus tracking and vibration suppression of multiple Timoshenko manipulator systems with time-varying actuator faults,parameter and modeling uncertain-ties,and unknown disturbances,a novel distributed boundary event-triggered control strategy is proposed in this work.In con-trast to the earlier findings,time-varying consensus tracking and actuator defects are taken into account simultaneously.In addi-tion,the constructed event-triggered control mechanism can achieve a more flexible design because it is not required to satisfy the input-to-state condition.To achieve the control objectives,some new integral control variables are given by using back-step-ping technique and boundary control.Moreover,adaptive neural networks are applied to estimate system uncertainties.With the proposed event-triggered scheme,control inputs can reduce unnecessary updates.Besides,tracking errors and vibration states of the closed-looped network can be exponentially convergent into some small fields,and Zeno behaviors can be excluded.At last,some simulation examples are given to state the effectiveness of the control algorithms.