Optimizing throughput with reduction in power consumption and performance comparison of DSR and AODV routing protocols

Reliable Energy-Efficient Multilayer Mechanism with Realistic Battery Model and QoE Support in Wireless MANETs

“…Unlike many of the new protocols created by the authors cited above (and many others in the literature not mentioned here), the studies [14]- [17] take the trouble to optimize or improve the protocols currently in use. In some cases they have created improved systems for routing in the telecommunication systems and computers of current networks.…”

“…The authors of [14] improved the performance of their network and its flow, by reducing the routing load and jitter between nodes. To make this possible, they restricted the use of proactive routing protocols (since these constantly seek to update their routing tables and this results in a longer delay and hence a higher battery consumption).…”

“…Even when the number of mobile devices increases gradually or there is an increase in the mobility of the devices, the authors also claim that there is effectiveness and efficiency in the network performance from the standpoint of the AODV protocol. According to the authors of [14], the protocol has a better flow, as well as less delay and power consumption.…”

A Energy Efficient Approach to DSR based Routing Protocol for Ad Hoc Network

“…From our results it is evident that AODV protocol has consume less power compare to DSR and in the presence of high network system, AODV outperforms DSR by yielding higher throughput with less delay. [5] the main objective of the paper is to increase the throughput thereby reducing the routing overhead and jitter between nodes. To achieve this, it is proposed to go for reactive routing protocols.…”

“…In this paper we use organized routing protocols in mobile ad hoc network (MANET), the optimization is done on the routing protocol DSR (Dynamic Source Routing) which is reactive routing protocol using ant algorithm for analysis and describing the performance of this routing protocol in various scenario and compared the result with standard DSR routing protocol. [4] the main objective of the paper is to increase the throughput thereby reducing the Network Load and end to end delay between nodes. To achieve this, it is proposed to go for reactive routing protocols.…”