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               [        ]   ×   ,    =         {   1 , · · · ,       },    = [   , · · · ,    ] ,    =         {   1 , · · · ,       },       = [0, · · · , 0,       , 0, · · · , 0],
                                                                                             ¯
                                                   
                                                 1        
                                                                                    |   {z   }  |   {z   }
                                                                                         −1        −  
                                                           1     1
                                               −        −            0    0 
                                                                           
                                                    
                                                Í                          
                                             2               0  0    0    0 
                                                 =1,  ≠                    
                                                                           
                                                =   0    0    −  1    1     ,
                                                                          0 
                                                                     ℎ         ℎ  
                                                 1                    1    
                                               −         0     0    −     0
                                                                               
                                                         1     0     0    0 
                                                                           
                                     0    0 0 0 0         −  1      0           0 
                                                                                
                                                                    0          
                                   −2           0 0 0 0    0                1  0 
                                                                      ¯        
                                     =   0  0 0 0 0 ,       =  0  ,       =  0  ,    =  0  0 .
                                                                               
                                                                    1          
                                     0    0 0 0 0         0                 0  0
                                                                               
                                     0    0 0 0 0          0        0        0  0 
                                                                               
               The multi-area power system includes    controlled areas,    decentralized controllers, which are connected
                                                                                              
                                                                                            Í
                                                                               ,    = 1, · · · ,   ,        =      . Based
               via the network. Then, measurement signals are given by       (  ) =         (  ) ∈ R      
                                                                                              =1
               on the phasor measurement unit, sampling instants of    sensors are synchronized in different areas of power
               systems. Denote sampling instant by      , satisfying that 0 =    0 <    1 < · · · <       < · · · ,      +1 −       ≤   , lim       =
                                                                                                    →+∞
               +∞, where    is the maximum allowable transfer interval.
               In this paper, we take imperfect network conditions into account, such as data loss and network-induced delay.
               Denote the sequence after packet loss by {      } ⊆ {      }; that is, only at sampling instants      , the input of the
                                                                                              
               controller can be updated. For    = 1, · · · ,   , an uncertain, time-varying delay        ∈ [0,    ] is assumed to
                                                                                              
               occur, where    is delay upper bound of the     ℎ channel and max {   } =      . Buffers are set to store and
                                                                             
                              
                                                                     =1,··· ,      
                                                                                              
                                                                                   = max {   }. Then, ZOH
               choose the largest communication delay           of power system channels, i.e.,                
                                                                                       =1,··· ,  
                                         . The transmission delay is assumed to be bound, satisfying:
               updating instant is       =       +         
                                                                             
                                                                 ≤       +    = ¯.                     (3)
                                        0 ≤           ≤       ,      +1 −       −         
                                                 denote the output signal transmitted to the scheduler. At instant      ,
               Let ˆ  (      ) = [ ˆ   (      ) · · · ˆ   (      )] ∈ R      
                            1         
               only one node can be active. Let       ∈ {1, · · · ,   } be the active output node at      , which is dependent on the
               scheduling rule. Then, we have
                                                      (
                                                             (      ),    =      
                                               ˆ       (      ) =                                      (4)
                                                        ˆ       (     −1 ),    ≠      
               Consider the scheduling error between output       (      ) and the last available measurement ˆ      (     −1 ):
                                     (  ) = −      (      ) + ˆ      (     −1 ),   (  ) =       {   1 (  ), · · · ,       (  )},    ∈ [      ,      +1 ),  (5)
               where ˆ      (   −1 ) ≜ 0,    = 1, · · · ,   . In this paper, controllers and actuators in the     ℎ area are event-driven. Let
                     > 0,    = 1, · · · ,    be node weighting matrices. Under TOD scheduling,
                                                         p                   2
                                                = arg max  |       (−      (      ) + ˆ      (     −1 ))| .  (6)
                                                   ∈{1,··· ,  }
               Under RR scheduling protocol, the active node       is selected periodically:

                                                               =      +   .                            (7)
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