An implementation of Modified AOMDV routing protocol in different wireless networks
Amit Kumar Yogi, Jayesh Surana · 2016
Quality of Service (QoS) ensures the quality of the network. The proficiency of multiple path formula surmounts the problems of single path routing protocol while transferring the data. But the speedy outgrowth of real time application considers the QoS requirement such as packet delivery ratio, end to end delay, throughput and residual energy. The proposed routing technique ensure that it contributes stable quality performance of network and to calculate the shortest path services randomly based on QoS parameter requirements and existing circulation load; so that multiple routing path can easily be capture by designing of proposed MAOMDV (Modified AOMDV) routing protocol. The proposed new protocol called a MAOMDV, which is a modified version of AOMDV protocol, it transfer data at multiple destinations, and as number of nodes increased QoS performance is high as concluded in result section. The three networks such as MANET, WANET and WSN are used to calculate results. The comparison of the proposed routing protocol to traditional routing protocol i.e. AOMDV and DSDV with increasing number of nodes 40, 60, 80, 100. Obtained result shows that MANET QoS parameter has better results and it provides larger coverage area for most of the applications for quality of service parameter. Additionally the performance of network in terms, end to end delay, packet delivery ratio, and throughput and residual energy is estimated.