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The practical stability of impulsive synchronization between two nonautonomous chaotic systems is studied in this paper, and this is equivalent to that of the origin of the synchronization error system, which is modeled by an impulsive differential equation. We develop theoretical methods of choosing the time interval between two successive synchronization impulses and strengths of synchronization impulses for restricting synchronization errors within prescribed regions around the origin. Numerical experimental results are given to demonstrate theoretical results.
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