Abstracting the Traffic of Nonlinear Event-Triggered Control Systems
Scheduling communication traffic in networks of event-triggered control (ETC) systems is challenging, as their sampling times are unknown, hindering application of ETC in networks. In previous work, finite-state abstractions were created, capturing the sampling behaviour of LTI ETC systems with quadratic triggering functions. Offering an infinite-horizon look to all sampling patterns of an ETC system, such abstractions can be used for scheduling of ETC traffic. Here we significantly extend this framework, by abstracting perturbed uncertain nonlinear ETC systems with general triggering functions. To construct an ETC system's abstraction: a) the state space is partitioned into regions, b) for each region an interval is determined, containing all intersampling times of points in the region, and c) the abstraction's transitions are determined through reachability analysis. To determine intervals and transitions, we devise algorithms based on reachability analysis. For partitioning, we propose an approach based on isochronous manifolds, resulting into tighter intervals and providing control over them, thus containing the abstraction's non-determinism. Simulations showcase our developments.
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