Experimental evaluation of the impact of packet length on wireless sensor networks subject to interference

Lattanzi, Emanuele; Capellacci, Paolo; Freschi, Valerio

doi:10.1016/j.comnet.2019.106986

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“…Latanzi et al , In a 2020 paper, Proposed the IEEE 802.15.4 controlled interference wireless networks as a function of packet length to increase network life, reliability, and energy efficiency. In their paper, they conclude that the results of extensive experiments on a wide range of protocols for asynchronous access and low media power point to a compromise between energy consumption and interference resistance, and provide a comparative view of these protocols [1].…”

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Provide A Method To Optimize the Reduction of Energy Consumption in Wireless Sensor Networks Using the Cuckoo Algorithm

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2021

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Given the high importance of wireless sensor networks in various applications, it is necessary to examine the important challenges of these networks. The challenges of these networks are the short life of the nodes, which leads to shortening the life of the network and ultimately disrupting the network. One of the ways to increase efficiency and reduce energy consumption in the network is to use clustering methods. In this research, using clustering methods and selection of efficient clusters by DEEC algorithm and optimization of this algorithm using cuckoo algorithm. The results of the study showed an improvement in reducing energy consumption in this type of network, so that the energy remaining in the network after the simulation in routing with the new protocol is about 13% more than TTDD routing about 11% more than routing with APTEEN protocol. If we consider the life of the network when the first node in the network is turned off, in the new protocol, the first node is turned off 7 seconds later than the TTDD protocol and 13 seconds later than the APTEEN protocol. This means that, on average, the lifespan of the network has been increased by about 10% with the new protocol.

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Provide A Method To Optimize the Reduction of Energy Consumption in Wireless Sensor Networks Using the Cuckoo Algorithm

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2021

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Modified Adaptive Mechanism for Optimising IEEE 802.15.4 WPANs for Wireless Sensor Networks

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Angurala

2022

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Different applications of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) have different expectations from the working of Medium Access Control (MAC) protocols. Some value reliability more than delay incurred while some demand a fair trade-off for the factors like: Throughput, Bit Error Rate (BER) etc. This paper evaluates the performance of Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) from 802.15.4 group for WSNs with modi ed algorithm which helps in reducing the Medium Access Delay and Delay in reaching of the packet from one end to another end. In this paper certain modi cations to existing algorithm have been proposed for reducing the Medium Access Delay and to reduce the number of packets dropped. The result comparisons on the performance parameters like: network output load, generated acknowledged tra c, media access delay, battery consumed and delay in packet transmission from one end to another end that the back-off number & exponent values used for transmission play vital role for improving the performance of WSNs as they directly affect the number of packets dropped, successfully acknowledged and Medium Access Delay.

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Reliability of linear WSNs: A complementary overview and analysis of impact of cascaded failures on network lifetime

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Experimental evaluation of the impact of packet length on wireless sensor networks subject to interference

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

Provide A Method To Optimize the Reduction of Energy Consumption in Wireless Sensor Networks Using the Cuckoo Algorithm

Provide A Method To Optimize the Reduction of Energy Consumption in Wireless Sensor Networks Using the Cuckoo Algorithm

Modified Adaptive Mechanism for Optimising IEEE 802.15.4 WPANs for Wireless Sensor Networks

Reliability of linear WSNs: A complementary overview and analysis of impact of cascaded failures on network lifetime

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