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Improved Minimum Delay Routing Using TBETX Routing Over DSDV Routing Protocol in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks

Abstract

The proactive of a routing protocol to solve the problem of delay in DSDV which is a table-driven routing protocol, applied in wireless Ad Hoc networks. Due to high mobility in wireless networks frequent link failure, delay is a problem in table-driven routing protocols which is cause of increasing delay time and packet loss in such wireless networks. The Proposed DSDV protocol of wireless ad-hoc networks depend on the efficiency of routing protocols, especially the routing metric operating within it. In this paper performance of the recently proposed routing metric traffic bandwidth adjusted expected transmission count (Traffic-BETX) metric is compared with two prominent existing metrics, the expected transmission count (ETX) and the minimum delay routing (MDR) over the destination sequenced distance Vector (DSDV) routing protocol. The performance differentials are analyzed using varying packet rates under heavy traffic. From the simulations results, Traffic-BETX metric outperforms the ETX and MDR metric because it implements the bandwidth sharing mechanism and makes use of the information available at the MAC layer.

M. Pushpadevi , M.Sakthi

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