Event Trigger Mechanism-Based Robust Control for Cyber-Physical Systems under DoS Attack

In this paper, the event trigger mechanism-based robust control problem is investigated for cyber-physical systems under denial of service attacks and disturbances. The effects of DoS attacks are regarded as a type of data packet loss. An event trigger mechanism is introduced into the control scheme design to effectively compensate the packet loss data. The robust attenuation technology is composited into control scheme to reduce the impact of disterbances. Then, by modeling the cyber-physical systems under denial of service(DoS) attack as a class of bounded sequential switching system, and constructing the corresponding Lyapunov function, the stability of the system is verified and analyzed. Finally, simulation experiments are given to verify the correctness of the above theoretical results.