Quantized output feedback control for switched systems with DoS attacks and event-triggered sampling

This paper studies the event-triggered control for discrete-time switched systems under the influence of denial-of-service (DoS) attacks and output quantization. Firstly, the switching is assumed to be slow enough in the sense of average dwell time, and DoS attacks are assumed to be energy-limited by constraining DoS frequency and DoS duration. Secondly, by designing an event-triggered mechanism which integrates switching, DoS attacks and transmission error, the initial state bound is obtained at a finite time. Then, a novel quantization coding method is designed by introducing a monotonically increasing sequence, which guarantees the unsaturation of the quantizer. On the basis of this, the exponential convergence and Lyapounov stability of the closed-loop system are established. Finally, two-tanks system is illustrated to demonstrate the effectiveness of the theoretical analysis.