Infrastructured Ad Hoc Networks
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ESTREL: Transmission and Reception Energy Saving Model for Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
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Routing stability in static wireless mesh networks
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Security and Quality of Service in Ad Hoc Wireless Networks
Security and Quality of Service in Ad Hoc Wireless Networks
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Wireless network is an emerging area for researchers. Wireless network can be deployed either in infrastructure mode or in Ad hoc mode. In an Infrastructure mode, mobile stations communicate with each other with the help of Base Station or Access Point (AP). It is similar to star topology of wired network. This Access Point makes communication easier between the nodes. In an Ad hoc mode there is no access point or base station that helps in communication between nodes. All nodes in wireless Ad hoc network directly communicate with each other in peer-to-peer fashion. The topology of wireless Ad hoc network is dynamic in nature therefore routes are changed frequently. Wireless Ad hoc network has no routers. Each node act as an intermediate node for other node and intermediate node forwards data towards destination node. An intermediate node is also a sender for other nodes and acts as a router in the network. The major factors, which affect the data transmission of an Ad hoc network, are battery power, bandwidth, delay, speed, type of data and cost. The data transfer rates in a wireless Ad hoc network are not static but are dynamic. The availability of these resources at any node, either during data transmission or forwarding of data to other node is not certain. The resources available at any node are in scarce. The optimized use of any of these resources is a big question. Battery power is one of the major factors in a wireless Ad hoc network. A node can transmit data to a longer distance only if it has sufficient battery power. Area covered by a node in an Ad hoc network plays an important role during data transmission. In this paper our main focus is on utilization of battery power available at any node for data transmission. Here we propose two algorithms for optimization of battery power that find out nodes which wants to transmit the data and the total power consumption in wireless Ad hoc network.