Energy Efficient Routing Protocol in Wireless Sensor Network
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| contents | <p>Abstract <br>Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have <br>today become an integral part of our lives as <br>they may be utilized in a wide range of <br>application areas, including environmental <br>monitoring, healthcare, industrial <br>applications, football stadiums, military, <br>civilian, and homeland security. However, <br>the reliability of WSN communications <br>faces significant problems in hostile and <br>complicated situations. The longevity and <br>energy consumption of a WSN have <br>consequently emerged as challenging <br>research areas. To conserve energy and <br>lengthen the lifespan of the network, an <br>energy efficient routing protocol, EERP, for <br>wireless sensor network systems must be <br>developed. A node's limited power supply <br>presents a problem, as the node's battery <br>cannot be changed. The lifespan of each <br>sensor node has a significant impact on the <br>lifetime of the WSN. The main issue in the <br>field of WSN is an energy efficient routing <br>mechanism. Hierarchical routing is one of <br>the strategies being developed by <br>researchers to improve the lifetime of <br>WSNs. The suggested approach in this work <br>can increase the lifespan of a WSN and <br>decrease the energy consumption of sensor <br>nodes. In this paper, we propose an energy <br>efficient routing protocol (EERP) that can <br>save energy in the sensor while the node is <br>in sleep mode for wireless sensor networks <br>(WSN). The method is sleep mode and <br>active mode (flip, flop). The simulation <br>results show how the system's energy <br>efficient routing protocol (EERP) improved <br>battery energy performance in the network. <br>The proposed routing method's performance <br>was significantly enhanced through a <br>comparison experiment between it and theexisting techniques. As a result, it was <br>established that the technique suggested in <br>the paper performed better than the existing <br>method. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Energy Efficient Routing Protocol in Wireless Sensor Network IJMSRT <p>Abstract <br>Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have <br>today become an integral part of our lives as <br>they may be utilized in a wide range of <br>application areas, including environmental <br>monitoring, healthcare, industrial <br>applications, football stadiums, military, <br>civilian, and homeland security. However, <br>the reliability of WSN communications <br>faces significant problems in hostile and <br>complicated situations. The longevity and <br>energy consumption of a WSN have <br>consequently emerged as challenging <br>research areas. To conserve energy and <br>lengthen the lifespan of the network, an <br>energy efficient routing protocol, EERP, for <br>wireless sensor network systems must be <br>developed. A node's limited power supply <br>presents a problem, as the node's battery <br>cannot be changed. The lifespan of each <br>sensor node has a significant impact on the <br>lifetime of the WSN. The main issue in the <br>field of WSN is an energy efficient routing <br>mechanism. Hierarchical routing is one of <br>the strategies being developed by <br>researchers to improve the lifetime of <br>WSNs. The suggested approach in this work <br>can increase the lifespan of a WSN and <br>decrease the energy consumption of sensor <br>nodes. In this paper, we propose an energy <br>efficient routing protocol (EERP) that can <br>save energy in the sensor while the node is <br>in sleep mode for wireless sensor networks <br>(WSN). The method is sleep mode and <br>active mode (flip, flop). The simulation <br>results show how the system's energy <br>efficient routing protocol (EERP) improved <br>battery energy performance in the network. <br>The proposed routing method's performance <br>was significantly enhanced through a <br>comparison experiment between it and theexisting techniques. As a result, it was <br>established that the technique suggested in <br>the paper performed better than the existing <br>method. </p> |
| title | Energy Efficient Routing Protocol in Wireless Sensor Network |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17305169 |