Investigating Scope of Energy Efficient Routing in Adhoc Network

Here the simulation of throughput of AODV is proposed with respect to DSDV and DSR. An Ad Hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) is a routing protocol. It has been designed for wireless and mobile ad hoc networks. The establishment of protocol has been made to destinations on demand and supports both uncast and multicast routing. Several researches are there which are made on AODV networking, are discussed here. In the environment of AODV, Destination Sequence number has been utilized in order to determine the freshness of routing information. In the research work, first of all, the setting of NSA has been made. The objective of work is to improve the throughput, end to end delivery ratio, packet delivery ratio of ADODV by providing energy efficiency. After that simulation of NS2 has been proposed over AODV network. In conventional network dropping of packets takes place. DSDV stands for Destination-Sequenced Distance-Vector Routing and DSR stands for Dynamic Source Routing. Proposed work would influence the throughput, packet dropping ratio, routing overhead and delivery ratio. Throughput of proposed work depends on the content replaced in packet and size of packet. It has been noticed that the proposed work though put would be at least 10% more as compare to Traditional transmission mechanism. Overall, the proposed work would be beneficial to provide energy efficient AODV network using NS2.