2022
DOI: 10.3390/s22228666
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An Adaptive and Spectrally Efficient Multi-Channel Medium Access Control Protocol for Dynamic Ad Hoc Networks

Abstract: Medium access control (MAC) protocols in ad hoc networks have evolved from single-channel independent transmission mechanisms to multi-channel concurrent mechanisms to efficiently manage the demands placed on modern networks. The primary aim of this study is to compare the performance of popular multi-channel MAC (MMAC) protocols under saturated network traffic conditions and propose improvements to the protocols under these conditions. A novel, dynamically adaptive MMAC protocol was devised to take advantage … Show more

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“…With the least amount of power consumption-based routing, the existing energy-based dynamic source routing using the MMAC protocol, the energy-based destination sequence vector routing using the PRMMAC protocol, and the proposed approach using QoS-AOMDV routing with multichannel access protocols all improve throughput and packet delivery rates. Topology shift adaptive ad-hoc multipath routing protocol, on-demand multipath distance vector [55].…”
Section: -Predictive Energy Usage Per Packet Based Ammee Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…With the least amount of power consumption-based routing, the existing energy-based dynamic source routing using the MMAC protocol, the energy-based destination sequence vector routing using the PRMMAC protocol, and the proposed approach using QoS-AOMDV routing with multichannel access protocols all improve throughput and packet delivery rates. Topology shift adaptive ad-hoc multipath routing protocol, on-demand multipath distance vector [55].…”
Section: -Predictive Energy Usage Per Packet Based Ammee Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to congestion brought on by constrained bandwidth capacity, data packet loss is encouraged in MANET. Unicast routing increases the chance of congestion since only one path is constructed linking the source and end points [54,55]. Active ad-hoc routing protocols cannot supply loads equally within the network because there is no mechanism for sharing load information with neighbors.…”
Section: -Energy Consumption and Congestion Problems In Manetmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scalability is a key characteristic of any organization, model, or system [78][79][80]. The Adhoc and wireless sensor networks depend upon primarily multi-hop and peer-to-peer communication without centralized control.…”
Section: Scalability and Large Network Sizementioning
confidence: 99%