A Dynamic Resource Allocation Protocol: Device to Device Communication For MANETs

Abstract

A major role is expected to be played by device-to-device communication within fifth-generation wireless networks. As a result of its quick characteristics and efficient deployment, the Mobile Ad-hoc NETwork (MANET) will be used for variety of emergency situations, including natural catastrophe, military actions, forest flames, & health supervising. However, there are challenges issues associated with a network system that lacks infrastructure and has limited energy resources. Network changes with no infrastructure will effect in unnecessary data packages on every node, lowering network quality. The choice of routing protocol is critical for overcoming problems in MANET and improving network quality. The goal of this system to evaluate routing performance of AODV and DSR routing protocols by means of QoS. (QoS). Packet delivery percentage (PDP), throughput, & delay are the QoS parameters to be examined. The NS-3 simulation results evident that AODV performs well when compared to DSR by means of QoS.