The Energy Efficient Multi Hop Clutering Process for Data Transmission in Mobile Sensor Netork

shunmuga sundaram

Abstract


The main function of Cognitive Radio Technology is to enable the Spectrum Utilization and detect the unused spectrum and sharing it without harmful interference to other users. Energy Consumption is a primary concern in the Wireless device Networks. The proposed solution is distributed Efficient Multi-Hop Clustering routing protocol which can consider not only for static mobile nodes but also in the Mobile Environment and used to reduce the packet loss during the cluster communication. The main function is to elect the cluster head according to the energy level, Connectivity and Stability and transfer the information from the source to the destination. The nodes in the clusters should be advertise the cluster head to other nodes. It improves the Connectivity between the Cluster head and also provide the active communication. The DEMC protocol function is to change according to the topology networks and the information stored in the radio networks. It mainly increase the chance of generating the communication link that leads to finds more reliable communication path for Data Transmission

Keywords


Distributed Multi Hop Clustering Protocol, Cognitive radio, Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks, Handoff Information.

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