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Least Mobility High Power (LMHP) Dynamic Routing for QoS Development in Manet

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The problem of routing in mobile adhoc network has been approached in different methods. However, they suffer to achieve the required performance in quality of service. The mobile nodes spent most of the energy on routing because of cooperative transmission. To improve the performance of mobile adhoc network, an efficient LMHP routing algorithm is proposed in this paper. The source node discovers the route by sending LMHP route discovery (LMHP-RD) message to all its neighbors, identified in the neighbor discovery phase. The neighbors reply the LMHP-route request (RREQ) packet to the source node which contains power and displacement information about the intermediate nodes. The source node collects the information about the routes available along with power and displacement details. Using the identified information, the source node computes the transmission completeness weight for each route. Based on computed transmission completeness weight, the method selects a single route with maximum weight to perform data transmission. This method improves the throughput performance and increases the lifetime of the network. The proposed system is developed and simulated in NS2 and the performance has been analyzed based on three metrics Throughput, pocket delivery ratio and latency ratio. The simulated results show that the power consumption is relatively low in the proposed method, comparing the available techniques.

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  1. Department of Information Technology, SNS College of Engineering, Coimbatore, 641 107, Tamilnadu, India

    Kowshika Arumugham

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    Vivekanandan Chenniappan

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Arumugham, K., Chenniappan, V. Least Mobility High Power (LMHP) Dynamic Routing for QoS Development in Manet. Wireless Pers Commun 105, 355–368 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-018-6116-4

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