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Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNS)
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNS)
1. Terrestrial WSNs
2. Underground WSNs
3. Underwater WSNs
4. Multimedia WSNs
5. Mobile WSNs
1. Terrestrial WSNs
2. Underground WSNs
Underground WSNs
4. Multimedia WSNs
Multimedia WSNs
5. Mobile WSNs
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Figure –
Routing table stored in different nodes of the network
Routing Table is created for each node. This is called as
distributed routing algorithm
Routing table can be created using least-min path or min-
hop reach method. Two famous path algorithms
1. Dijkstra Algorithm
2. Bellman Ford Algorithm
Advantages –
Simple
Works well in reliable network with stable load in reliable
network
Same for virtual circuit and datagram
Disadvantages –
Lack of flexibility
Doesn’t react to failure or network congestion
Flooding –
Characteristics –
All possible routes between Source and Destination is tried.
A packet will always get through if path exists
As all routes are tried, the will be atleast one route which is
the shortes
All nodes directly or indirectly connected are visited
Limitations –
Flooding generates vast number of duplicate pakects
Suitable damping mechanism must be used
Advantages of Flooding :
Highly Robust, emergency or immediate messages can be
sent (eg military applications)
Set up route in virtual circuit
Flooding always chooses the shortest path
Broadcast messages to all the nodes
Distance Vector Routing –