This article presents an adaptive event-triggered control scheme for global stabilization of uncertain nonlinear systems with function control coefficients, input matching uncertainty, and unknown polynomial-function rates. A single dynamic gain observer is designed to handle these complexities, replacing the traditional dual-gain approach. An extended state observer asymptotically estimates the input matching uncertainty. An adaptive output-feedback controller, based on a time-varying threshold event-triggering mechanism, ensures closed-loop system stabilization and prevents Zeno behavior. Simulation results validate the proposed strategy

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