Simulation Comparison of LEACH-Based Routing Protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks

Brachman, Agnieszka

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-38865-1_12

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“…A number of LEACH variants are proposed which tend to provide better results, which provided different concepts on chain-based procedure [8], deterministic CH selection [7], centralized [23], distributed [23], semi-distributed [15], heterogeneous networks [17] or homogeneous networks, mobility, security [17], cluster radius fixation [18] and many more.…”

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A Modified Approach of I-LEACH Algorithm for Cluster-head Selection in Wireless Sensor Networks

Bhardwaj¹,

Saini²,

Kumar³

et al. 2023

Emerging Trends in Engineering and Management

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Although Wireless Microsensor Networks have been widely employed for numerous security related applications, the lifespan of microsensor nodes and energy efficiency have always been a challenge. LEACH protocol has proved to be a milestone in this field by providing the methodology of forming clusters of the sensor nodes in the network. Moreover, each cluster has a cluster head (CH) node which needs to be selected strategically for desirable network performance. This paper presents a variant for LEACH protocol for CH selection by using an optimization technique called Simulated Raindrop algorithm that ameliorates lifespan of microsensor nodes, throughput and energy efficacy in the network. The CH nodes are well-dispersed in the network to reduce energy loss of microsensor nodes for data transmission as well as reception and successful data packet delivery to base station. The results are analyzed and compared to LEACH-C, LEACH-GA and I-LEACH protocol on the basis of network lifetime, throughput and remaining energy in the network have surpassed them.

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A Modified Approach of I-LEACH Algorithm for Cluster-head Selection in Wireless Sensor Networks

Bhardwaj¹,

Saini²,

Kumar³

et al. 2023

Emerging Trends in Engineering and Management

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“…All the nodes present in the network gets a chance in their life time to become the cluster head, thereby increasing the lifetime of the network [7].The sensor nodes are usually inexpensive and small, containing different types of sensors, processors and memory units. The routing protocols should adapt to the changing topology thereby finding an optimal route especially in a case, if sensor nodes stop working in a long run [8].…”

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H-LEACH: Hybrid-low energy adaptive clustering hierarchy for wireless sensor networks

Razaque

Mudigulam

Gavini

et al. 2016

2016 IEEE Long Island Systems, Applications and Technology Conference (LISAT)

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Wireless sensor networks are one of the fast growing technologies in communication field, because of their compact size and ability to work in rugged conditions where human reach is not possible. This paper discusses about H-LEACH, which is used to solve problems of energy considerations while electing a channel head. H-LEACH considers residual and maximum energy of nodes for every round while electing a channel head using threshold condition. H-LEACH is compared with LEACH and HEED protocol, and proved that it is efficient than both methods. Simulations for LEACH, HEED and H-LEACH are done using MATLAB.

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A Framework of Learning and Communication with IoT-Enabled Ecosystem

Bhatnagar

2019

Intelligent Systems Reference Library

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Simulation Comparison of LEACH-Based Routing Protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks

Cited by 8 publications

References 14 publications

A Modified Approach of I-LEACH Algorithm for Cluster-head Selection in Wireless Sensor Networks

A Modified Approach of I-LEACH Algorithm for Cluster-head Selection in Wireless Sensor Networks

H-LEACH: Hybrid-low energy adaptive clustering hierarchy for wireless sensor networks

A Framework of Learning and Communication with IoT-Enabled Ecosystem

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