Analysis of Different Routing Protocols for Wireless Dense Network

MANET (Mobile Adhoc Network) is a blend of wireless portable device nodes, that interacts data and vigorously set-up the network by self-forming, self-organizing and infrastructure-less. Exchange of information from source to destination in MANET is depend on traffic scenario, therefor, routing protocols plays a significant job in forming a reliable and efficient trails across the nodes from the initial position to the destined target. This research work measures the routing protocols involved dynamic source routing, Ad hoc on demand distance vector routing and optimized link state routing protocols. By accessing these routing protocls can measure the conveyance rate and two distinct situation of multiple nodes. Based on the routing parameters such as throughput, delay and drop ratio are analyzed by using OPNET simulator. The simulation results reports the more dense network will be more compatible to the users.