MODLEACH: A Variant of LEACH for WSNs

Mahmood, Danish; Javaid, Nadeem; Mahmood, S.; Qureshi, Shahzad Ahmad; Memon, A. M.; Zaman, Tarannum Shaila

doi:10.1109/bwcca.2013.34

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“…And those node accept the join query from reference node, generate token with the help of request node [12]. 1) The receivers will compare their clocks to one another to calculate their relative phase offsets.…”

Section: Reerence Node Selectionmentioning

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Enhanced The Routing Efficiency of Wireless Sensor Network Using STR Protocol and Node Reference Process

2017

IJSR

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Utilization of energy is major issue in wireless sensor network. For the proper utilization of energy used low energy based routing protocol for the communication to source to distination node. For the low energy based protocol shortcut routing protocol cannot supported the direct routing and take more energy. For the direct communication used tree based protocol. in tree based protocol used refrence node selection process for the communication. The reference node selection procress descase the number of hop count and increase the value of packet delivey ratio and throughput of overall network.

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Section: Reerence Node Selectionmentioning

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Enhanced The Routing Efficiency of Wireless Sensor Network Using STR Protocol and Node Reference Process

2017

IJSR

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“…Modified-LEACH (ModLEACH) by Mahmood et al, 2013 contains an effective CH changing method and double transmission power levels. The amplifier energy is adjusted as same for all types of communications in LEACH.…”

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Fixed Cluster Formations with Nearest Cluster Heads in Wsns

Cengiz¹

2017

IJWMT

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The limited battery usage of a sensor node is one of the significant issues in WSNs. Therefore, extending the lifetime of WSNs through energy efficient mechanisms has become a challenging research area. Previous studies have shown that clustering can decrease the transmission distance of the sensor nodes thus, prolongs the lifetime of the network. In literature, most of the LEACH variants aim to set-up clusters in each round by changing CHs randomly. These formations cause to spend high amount of energy and induce additional network costs. In this paper, an energy-efficient nearest constant clustering approach is proposed to solve the problems of LEACH based protocols. The proposed approach uses constant clusters which are formed only once when algorithm starts. The cluster formation remains fixed until the energies of the all sensors are finished. Proposed approach aims to select nearest CHs in each cluster randomly without changing the cluster formations.

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“…Where (6) where Pep is the bunch head decision likelihood of node n in current round, β is energy weighted element, En-mutt is the lingering energy of node n, Ech_av(r-1) is normal leftover energy of all nodes in last round; r is the present round number [6];σ is amendment variable.The routing calculation is in light of Selecting the ideal hand-off bunch heads by figuring introductory way cost,updating the way cost lastly keeping up the ideal way.…”

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Energy Efficient Clustering Routing Protocol based on LEACH for WSN

Bhat¹,

Pai²,

Kallapur³

2015

IJCA

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Wireless Sensor Networks are made up of restricted energy driven resources. When the installation setup of sensor nodes are over usually they are inaccessible to the user. Hence the replacement of battery source is not feasible. In order to boost the life span of the network, the key design issue is to be enhanced which is energy efficiency. With the restricted energy supply, a number of network layer protocol have been anticipated to increase the operative life span of the network. LEACH(Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy) is a Hierarchical Clustering Protocol provides solution for such issues. EEACRA(Energy Efficient Adaptive Cluster Routing Algorithm) a variant of LEACH have been proposed to improve the deficiency of LEACH which is based on the energy decision condition.The proposed EECRL(Energy Efficient Clustering Routing for LEACH)shows several improvement for whole network energy consumption and effectively prolong the network life cycle.

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MODLEACH: A Variant of LEACH for WSNs

Cited by 186 publications

References 20 publications

Enhanced The Routing Efficiency of Wireless Sensor Network Using STR Protocol and Node Reference Process

Enhanced The Routing Efficiency of Wireless Sensor Network Using STR Protocol and Node Reference Process

Fixed Cluster Formations with Nearest Cluster Heads in Wsns

Energy Efficient Clustering Routing Protocol based on LEACH for WSN

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