Performance analysis of prediction and priority based routing protocol for MANET's
Swarup Mhatre, Hemlata Patil, Sujata V. Kadam · 2017 IEEE International Conference on Power, Control, Signals and Instrumentation Engineering (ICPCSI) · 2017
Mobile Ad hoc Network (MANET) contains mobile nodes that can exchange information with each other without the need of framework. The development of nodes is arbitrary; thusly MANET's have a dynamic topology. Because of this, the connection breakages in these systems are something commonplace. This issue causes high information loss and deferral. So as to lessen this issue the possibility of P-AODV has been arrived. In P-AODV routes are repaired on the premise of priority. In this paper new approach Modified P-AODV is clarified in which paths are predicted on the basis of received signal strength and energy of node. The node having good RSSI and energy are given high priority and rests of the other nodes are given low priority. The accessibility of a high priority neighbor is required for the accomplishment of MP-AODV. This new mechanism decreases the delay and packet loss that occur in the original protocol.