A Traffic Adaptive Multi-Channel MAC Protocol with Dynamic Slot Allocation for WSNs

Zhuo, Shuguo; Wang, Zhi; Song, Ye-Qiong; Wang, Zhen; Almeida, Luís

doi:10.1109/tmc.2015.2473852

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“…The iQueue MAC is able to work in both the single channel and multi-channel mode. [4] In 2014, Ricardo C. Carno, Deigo Passos,Luiz C. S. Magalhes and Celio V.N Albuquerque, they presented a brief theory on the strength and weakness of the network deployment. They also stated the challenges of duty cycle.…”

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Energy Efficient Beacon Scheduling in WSN

Mohite*,

B. Mane

2019

IJITEE

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In wireless sensor network the main source of energy consumption is Idle listening. Keeping energy consumption in mind the wireless sensor network should quickly sensing data. The communication between the nodes is only possible when both nodes are in active state. In this paper, we have implemented a modified beacon scheduling in the recipient MAC protocol. the data will be transmitted to the node in the active state thus effectively saving the energy consumption in the idle state. For transmission of data, synchronization of all nodes is important. Each node has its defined time slot to avoid collision of data. The receiver node sends a beacon frame request to the slave node in active state in response to it the slave node sends data frame if any to the node. The communication takes place only in the active state thus saving the energy in passive state (sleep state). The system is simulated in visual basic software and the graphs are plotted accordingly. It also shows the active and sleepy state of the network.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy Efficient Beacon Scheduling in WSN

Mohite*,

B. Mane

2019

IJITEE

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“…A study was based on traffic adaptive MAC protocol with multichannel and allocation of dynamic slots in Zhuo et al [14] for the WSN. The contribution of this work is that it presented a hybrid iQueue-MAC (TDMA and CSMA) mechanism which adopts the variable and huge traffic.…”

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Research Pathway towards MAC Protocol in Enhancing Network Performance in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN)

Anitha¹,

Usha²

2017

ijacsa

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Abstract-The applications and utility of Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) have increased its pace in making an entry to the commercial market since the last five years. It has successfully established its association with Internet-of-Things (IoT) and other reconfigurable networks. However, in this advent of exponential progress in technology, WSN still suffers from elementary problems of energy efficiency, scalability, delay, and latency where Medium Access Control (MAC) protocols hold the primary responsibility. This paper reviewed the frequently used MAC protocols and studied their advantages and limitations followed by most recently carried out implementation work towards WSN performance enhancement. The paper finally outlines the unsolved problems from the existing research work and discussed briefly the research gap followed by a chalked out plan of tentative future work to address the research gap from existing review.

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“…As soon as the transmitting queue of relay node R (just defined in this stage) is empty and idle, node R broadcasts idle status to its neighbors in its own transmission range for collecting sending enquiry messages, to discover and construct potential new transmission. After the collection, the queue will be processed first in first out (FIFO) [7]. Meanwhile, because the node R1 knows every packet's destination node, if one packet's sender and receiver is another packet's receiver and sender, respectively (e.g.…”

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A Multi-hop MAC Protocol Based on Coordinating Relay Node

Yu¹,

Yang²

2017

dtcse

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Abstract. Multiple hop transmission is widely utilized in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks, most of the relay nodes play as cooperators in transmitting to help packets delivery. However, in this paper, a novel MAC-layer protocol based on coordinating relay node is proposed and analyzed. The relay nodes act as coordinators instead of cooperators and can save the transmission time and decrease the collision efficiently. We also propose assistant nodes to assist relay nodes in multiple hop transmission, which can decrease queuing time and increase the transmitting diversity. In order to reduce collision in sending terminal and receiving terminal, each node in our protocol is equipped with two interfaces, one is for sending and the other is for receiving. System analysis and simulation results of the presented protocol are shown in this paper to show the significant advantages in the performance of our protocol.

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A Traffic Adaptive Multi-Channel MAC Protocol with Dynamic Slot Allocation for WSNs

Cited by 63 publications

References 25 publications

Energy Efficient Beacon Scheduling in WSN

Energy Efficient Beacon Scheduling in WSN

Research Pathway towards MAC Protocol in Enhancing Network Performance in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN)

A Multi-hop MAC Protocol Based on Coordinating Relay Node

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