Improvising Vehicle Health using E-BMA MAC Protocol in Wireless Sensor Networks
Sampath Kannan, K. Somasundaram · 2015
2 Abstract: Recent advances in wireless sensor networking (WSN) techniques have inspired interest within the development of vehicle health watching systems. Energy potency is one amongst the foremost vital factors for the WSNs. In earlier analysis, associate degree energy-efficient cluster-based accommodative Time-Division Multiple-Access (TDMA), Medium-Access-Control (MAC) protocol, named Energy Adaptive Time-Division Multiple Access (EA-TDMA), has been developed by the authors for the aim of communication between the sensors placed in every vehicle wagon. This paper proposes another new protocol named ENERGY-EFFICIENT E-BMA that achieves even higher energy potency for low and medium traffic by minimizing the idle time throughout the rivalry amount. In addition to vehicle applications, the EA-TDMA and E-BMA protocols square measures appropriately for generic wireless digital communication functions. Each analytical and simulation results for the energy consumption of TDMA, EA-TDMA, BMA and E-BMA are bestowed during this paper to demonstrate the prevalence of the E-BMA protocols.