Manet Routing Protocols on Network Layer in Realtime Scenario
Mamata Rath, Binod Kumar Pattanayak, Bibudhendu Pati · International Journal on Cybernetics & Informatics · 2016
A Mobile Ad hoc Network comprises of a group of mobile nodes that are connected in wireless medium and they dynamically form a self-organizing mobile network for temporary period of time.Due to ease of deployment, MANET is very effective in situations where it is difficult to create infrastructure based network.Nodes in a MANET are self configured and self governed without being controlled by any central administrator.Mobile Adhoc Network (MANET) has always been a rising technology which supports real time multimedia transmission service, a common trend in current communication technology that uses maximum real time applications with dynamic mobility of the mobile devices.Offering Quality of Service is also an important parameter during communication in real time scenario.Many routing protocols for Mobile Adhoc Network Supporting Real Time Applications have been developed, basic intention being maximum utilization of resource in resource constraint environment, minimum power consumption using limited residual battery power of the highly movable mobile nodes.This paper presents an intensive study and analysis of MANET based effective routing protocols and secondly, it provides report on comparative analysis of efficient real time supported protocols based on power consumption, delay analysis and packet delivery ratio.