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Energy Optimization of PR-LEACH Routing Scheme Using Distance Awareness in Internet of Things Networks

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Routing protocols plays a key role in coherent use of resources in Internet of Things (IoT). The more efficient routing scheme is, the more efficiently will nodes communicate with each other. In this paper, we present presents an efficient cluster based routing protocol for IoT. The protocol aims at increasing lifetime and stability of networks. The paper introduces a new routing scheme Modified-Percentage LEACH Protocol based on existing protocol namely Percentage LEACH. Extra amount of energy wastage is alleviated by reducing communication between Cluster Heads (CHs) and sink. Thus, it increases the lifetime of sensor nodes in IoT communication networks. It is achieved by introducing threshold calculation on each CH, which is used as basic criteria for CH election and selection. The protocol also takes into account distance parameter of nodes from sink. This protocol helps plummeting energy wastage which results in more lifetime and high throughput. The depicted protocol is compared with its parent protocol and simulation results shows high throughput and outperforms its parent protocols.

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    Fakhri Alam Khan & Awais Ahmad

  2. Institute of Business and Management Sciences, The University of Agriculture, Peshawar, Pakistan

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Khan, F.A., Ahmad, A. & Imran, M. Energy Optimization of PR-LEACH Routing Scheme Using Distance Awareness in Internet of Things Networks. Int J Parallel Prog 48, 244–263 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10766-018-0586-6

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