Distributed phase-shift beamforming power balancing in ad-hoc and sensor networks

Moucha, Alexandru Mihnea; Cerny, Viktor; Kubr, Jan; Janeček, Jan

doi:10.1007/s11235-013-9839-2

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“…A wireless ad hoc network with self-organized, distributed, and dynamic characteristics can often be deployed in a harsh environment without relying on fixed facilities [1][2][3]. Compared with the traditional centralized network, the distributed wireless multihop network has the advantage of lower cost, better universality, and wider application field [4][5][6][7]. However, nodes in the wireless ad hoc network are powered by energy-limited batteries.…”

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A Novel Markov Model-Based Low-Power and Secure Multihop Routing Mechanism

Yang

Jia

et al. 2019

Journal of Sensors

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For the severe impact of limited energy and network attacks caused by open transmission channels on data transmission, this paper presents a low-power and secure multihop routing mechanism based on the Markov state transition theory. The random selection of transmission paths enables the network to resist typical attacks such as interference and interception, thus ensuring the security of data transmission. Meanwhile, the proposed algorithm can reduce the overall energy consumption of the network and balance the load according to the residual energy of each path. Simulation results prove that the routing mechanism proposed in this paper can improve the energy efficiency and the security of the wireless ad hoc network.

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