Assortment of MANET routing protocols and its parameters for different environments

Ad hoc wireless network does not have a central point through which access is possible. It consists of movable hosts in a group and they reciprocate with each other. As the old node exits and new node arrives due of node mobility, bonding between the nodes varies with time and also network topology is energetic. Proficient routing protocol is needed which allows the nodes to commune. This document will discuss comparative performance assessments of four researchers and their works on the following protocols used for routing namely DSR, AODV along with DSDV. The aim of this document is to discover routing protocol performance through multimedia traffic, low load, low mobility scenarios, and high mobility scenarios and different traffic loads for the following performance parameters: throughput, jitter, delay, packet drop, control overhead, energy consumption and packet delivery ratio Finally in the conclusion part based on the results obtained by different researchers a justification is given of the above-mentioned protocols.