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An Ad-Hoc network deals with the collection of mobile nodes without any centralized structure. This can be well suited for environment where changes are frequent and establishment of infrastructure is not very cost effective. In short it can turn the dream of ‘anytime anywhere’ into reality[1]. Here we deal with the VHDL implementation of DSDV(destination sequenced distance vector) routing protocol to fulfill these requirements of Ad-hoc network more effectively.

VHDL Implementation of DSDV Ad-Hoc Routing Protocol