Node Density Based Performance comparison of Neighbor Knowledge and Probability Based Broadcast Approaches with Conventional routing protocols in MANET's
E. Gnanamanoharan · International Journal of Research in Advent Technology · 2019
Wireless Mobile Ad hoc networks have a number of advantages over their traditional wired counterparts.They can be deployed in areas without a pre-existing wired.Due to the random mobility of nodes, the topology of the network changes often.This is an important aspect in the design and effective routing algorithm which should be efficient and consistent to discover new routes and maintain them till the successful delivery of packets between the node pairs.A highly topology adaptable ad hoc routing protocol that used to detect and repair the link breakage in dynamic topology.MANET routing protocols are challenged with establishing and maintaining multi-hop routes due to frequent mobility speed.This is an important aspect in the design of effective routing algorithm which should be efficient and consistent to discover new routes and maintain them till the successful delivery of packets between the node pairs.This paper provides node density based performance comparison of neighbor knowledge and probability based broadcast approaches with proactive and reactive routing protocols.The simulations are carried out to pinpoint various performance issues and comparison between them.