An Approach for Optimization of Energy in Wireless Sensor Networks using Novel Energy Efficient Routing Protocol Techniques
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Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) include a large number of small nodes that are incorporated with
newlinesensing devices. The sensor networks equipped with battery-powered nodes use wireless medium for
newlinecommunication. The significant factors considered in designing a WSN are limited resources,
newlinerestricted communication capabilities and constrained power consumption. Effective energy
newlineutilization, optimization, routing, multicasting, quality of service, security and energy
newlinemanagement are the major issues that affect a wireless communication system design and its
newlineperformance.
newlineThe objective of this research work is to improve network lifetime by identifying significant
newlineparameters which will reduce energy consumption in the nodes. Further, this research focuses on
newlinedesigning a routing protocol which minimizes energy consumption and increases network lifetime by
newlineconsidering the parameters such as distance between the sensor nodes to the sink node, optimization of
newlinesink node, channel allocation, collision and transmission time. Network simulator-2 (NS-2) is used in
newlineall the simulations of this research work and the performance metrics considered are End to End Delay,
newlineEnergy consumption, Throughput, Network lifetime via nodes, Network lifetime via communication
newlinerange and Packet delivery ratio.
newlineThe first contribution to this research work is to implement composite fuzzy method in
newlineorder to increase network lifetime by reducing energy consumption of the nodes through
newlineoptimization of sensing rate, transmission rate and relay rate. The performance of the composite
newlinefuzzy method is compared with the preexisting routing methods such as Enhanced Low Duty
newlineCycle(ELDC), Threshold Sensitive Energy Efficient Sensor Network(TEEN)and Distributed Energy
newlineEfficient Adaptive Clustering Protocol with data gathering for large-scale wireless sensor
newlinenetworks(DEEACP). The composite fuzzy technique ensures energy efficiency with enhanced
newlinenetwork lifetime which was evaluated based on several performance metrics namely energy
newlineconsumption, p