Energy Aware AODV Routing Protocol for Critical Ad-Hoc Networks
Tripty Singh, Shikhamani Das · 2017
Adhoc network has mobile nodes which are moving in this network without any centralized control. Because of that multi-hop topology may change very frequently. Nodes in Mobile ADHOC networks, has finite energy, and it is practically infeasible to schedule shortest path route because of the batter discharge and maintenance of these nodes. This issue has been addressed in this paper because of in certain critical applications of Ad-Hoc Network like war planning or Emergency handling mobility should be free from path breakages and packet loss. Optimal use of energy in the participating nodes, is increasingly becoming matter of importance. In this paper, In this paper authors have implemented an Energy-Aware AODV Routing Protocol (EA-AODVRP) to minimize the energy consumption also This system proposes hat instead of the shortest path the network route should be planned with nodes with maximum energy.