SLR: Sustainable Longevity Routing Protocol for ad hoc networks

Abstract

Ad hoc structure has a special characteristic because of which the nodes in the wireless ad hoc networks depend on batteries for power resources that restrain in giving power resources. Apart from QoS metrics like mobility and bandwidth, node survivability and power usage form the main feature in routing as hoc networks. Here we will dwell upon the issues of knowing the course with sources that sustainable and are essential in supporting excellence in wireless ad hoc networks. By routing path with highest obtainable power and less energy use can result in maintainable routing. A novel energy proficient weighted path routing protocol known as Sustainable Longevity Routing (SLR) Protocol is what we put forward. Our primary aim is to officially establish that the recommended weighted path routing protocol will meet the loop-freeness necessities and reliability. The maintainable asset assures that every nodule will make the right packet forwarding choice for the data packet to pass through the proposed path. Several wide mock-up experiments conducted by us proved that our projected weighted path routing protocol gives exemplary performance to know the high-throughput paths.