Enhancing Cluster Node Forming Routing Protocol in Mobile Adhoc Network
S. Hemalatha, Shal ini, P. Ezhilarasi, K T Thilagham · International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology · 2024
Developing an Efficient power organization in wireless devices can be a challenging task, particularly in Mobile Networks. Many researchers are focusing on providing efficient power management with the support of modern algorithms and techniques. This article focuses on inventing a routing protocol with the support of clustering named Cluster Node Routing Protocol (CNRP), which executes on three stages of cluster node forming, cluster-based route prediction and packet forwarding. The proposed CNRP was implemented in the Network simulator and compared the results with existing cluster-based protocols of FLCH-AODV and SCCM-AODV with respect to the parameters of Cluster forming time, Cluster head accuracy, Connectivity analysis, Power analysis and Energy consumed. The proposed CNRP protocol performance is excellent in all the parameters computation, and the overall performance of the MANET becomes 85% to 89% even the many cluster head changes. This proposed protocol also supports Hidden and Exposed node issues and buffer overflow along with the energy optimization.