Distributed Robust Dynamic Weighted Average Consensus for Multi-agent Systems in Prescribed-time
摘要
This article addresses the challenge of achieving dynamic weighted average consensus (DWAC) in multi-agent systems (MAS) with a continuous prescribed-time control scheme. Unlike traditional average consensus approaches, where convergence time is often uncertain, our method allows the convergence time to be precisely predetermined, also ensuring robustness against network disruptions. Additionally, the proposed controller operates continuously over the prescribed time period, avoiding the chattering phenomenon that can arise in discontinuous control methods. Furthermore, the protocol is fully distributed, employing adaptive control techniques that eliminate the need for prior knowledge of the communication topology. Numerical simulations are also provided to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed control scheme.