Performance Evaluation of Energy-Aware Routing Protocol Based EESAA in WSNs

WSNs or wireless sensor networks are a type of data collection, processing, and distribution system. Numerous real-time applications employ this technology for remote controlling and monitoring. This ad hoc network may be utilized in a wide range of other contexts, including the military’s surveillance, the healthcare industry, and other fields. However, due to their short memory, low processing capacity, and lack of energy resources, WSN deployment poses serious challenges. To increase network dependability and battery longevity, we must find more effective ways to use the limited resource of power. The study described in this paper, first looked at the many energy-ware protocols that are now in use to determine which algorithm would work best for a WSN platform. In light of this, we suggest Energy Efficient Sleep Awake Aware (EESAA), to improve energy efficiency and greatly extend sensor lifetimes. The simulation’s findings show that the recommended energy-aware routing protocol is the best way to collect and communicate data while using less energy.