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<p>One must admit that while using a number of remote sensing points with limited nodes, it is crucial to optimize resource usage as intensely as possible and have a secure network with the least compromises, even though WSNs are applied in increasing numbers of industries. When deploying WSN, power utilization and ability to withstand a number of threats and attacks are important factors to be considered. This work presents a technique for a routing protocol that determines the shortest path between two nodes in a network while at the same time trying to conserve energy. Lifetime and energy consumption of the networks are two important factors when designing new protocols for WSN. An important problem of finding a load-sharing routing method with less energy consumption is difficult. TBEBR routing protocol optimizes the parameters that lead to minimal energy dissipation to enhance the lifetime of the network by identifying the path with the least energy consumption possible. Throughput, overhead, packet loss and end to end delay were used as performance parameters to assess the routing protocol. The analysis of the overall efficiency of the routing concept as well as the method of its application was described. As far as the performance of network and nodes is concerned, it is clear that TBEBR outperforms both DSR and AODV. For WSNs, the proposed routing protocol aims at minimizing the energy issue, which is a disadvantage of the technology.</p>

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A Resourceful Energy Management and Improved Security in Wireless Sensor Networks by Optimized Energy-Based Security Prototype

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年2月26日

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  • Nancy Arya,
  • Shailesh Shivaji Deore,
  • Mahendra Sharma,
  • Amit Verma,
  • R. S. M. Lakshmi Patibandla,
  • K. Murali Krishna,
  • Piyush Kumar Pareek

摘要

One must admit that while using a number of remote sensing points with limited nodes, it is crucial to optimize resource usage as intensely as possible and have a secure network with the least compromises, even though WSNs are applied in increasing numbers of industries. When deploying WSN, power utilization and ability to withstand a number of threats and attacks are important factors to be considered. This work presents a technique for a routing protocol that determines the shortest path between two nodes in a network while at the same time trying to conserve energy. Lifetime and energy consumption of the networks are two important factors when designing new protocols for WSN. An important problem of finding a load-sharing routing method with less energy consumption is difficult. TBEBR routing protocol optimizes the parameters that lead to minimal energy dissipation to enhance the lifetime of the network by identifying the path with the least energy consumption possible. Throughput, overhead, packet loss and end to end delay were used as performance parameters to assess the routing protocol. The analysis of the overall efficiency of the routing concept as well as the method of its application was described. As far as the performance of network and nodes is concerned, it is clear that TBEBR outperforms both DSR and AODV. For WSNs, the proposed routing protocol aims at minimizing the energy issue, which is a disadvantage of the technology.