A Linear Path Combined MAC Based Routing for Improving the Energy Efficiency in Underwater Acoustic Network | Zendy

S. A. Kalaiselvan | Zendy; P. Udaya kumar | Zendy; R. Muruganantham | Zendy; N. Satheesh | Zendy; Teena Joseph | Zendy

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A Linear Path Combined MAC Based Routing for Improving the Energy Efficiency in Underwater Acoustic Network

Author(s) -

S. A. Kalaiselvan,

P. Udaya kumar,

R. Muruganantham,

N. Satheesh,

Teena Joseph

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

international journal of innovative technology and exploring engineering

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2278-3075

DOI - 10.35940/ijitee.d1801.029420

Subject(s) - energy consumption , computer science , underwater , efficient energy use , sleep mode , energy (signal processing) , scheduling (production processes) , path (computing) , transmission (telecommunications) , real time computing , computer network , node (physics) , wireless sensor network , routing (electronic design automation) , data transmission , throughput , telecommunications , mathematical optimization , engineering , wireless , electrical engineering , mathematics , power consumption , power (physics) , oceanography , physics , statistics , structural engineering , quantum mechanics , geology

Energy is one of the important major constraints in all kinds of networks. Sensor nodes meets very less energy, it causes node death, where it creates various problems in data transmission. In this paper it is aimed to improve the energy efficiency by reducing the energy consumption. To do this, a linear path is constructed between end-points, nodes mode is changed into Sleep and Awake, Awake and Sleep and scheduling is applied. These three functionalities provide a very good data transmission with less energy consumption. Simulation of this proposed approach is carried out in NS2 software and the performance is verified in terms of Energy, throughput and delay

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