ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN ADHOC WIRELESS NETWORKS
P. Suresh Varma, A. P. India · 2013
Wireless adhoc networks can be used to provide services anywhere and anytime. Ad hoc networks enable users to spontaneously form a dynamic communication system. They allow users to access the services offered by the fixed network through multihop communications, without requiring infrastructure in the user immediacy. Wireless networks are beset by insufficiency of communication bandwidth and therefore a key issue is to satisfy user requests with minimum service delay. Network nodes have limited energy resources; the energy expended for transferring information across the network has to be minimized. Adhoc wireless networks are constrained by limited battery power, which makes energy management an important issue. Adhoc Networks are more perceptive to these issues where each mobile device is act like a router and consequently, routing delay adds considerably to overall end-to- end delay. In this paper we are focusing on energy management schemes, energy efficient routing Protocol which tries to meet the challenge of using battery power efficiently.