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Novel Fusion Based Multi Level Clustering For Power Saving In Communication Of Wireless Sensor Network

Authors: Ajay Bisen , Ankita R.Mowar

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Abstract

In this paper, we focal point on the disturbed energy utilization of huge scale WSN in environmental observe. An analytical method is proposed to describe the decline of energy consumption on the radial direction. our research efforts have also been focused on reducing data traffic to a significant minimum. mainly posed by the severe energy and processing constraints of low-end wireless sensor nodes. To validate the proposed design, thorough simulations have been carried out. Comparing to a multi-hop LEACH protocol, the proposed NFMLC algorithm scheme offers consistent wider coverage area and longer life span of a wireless sensor network. The optimal case of energy consumption is given in a form of analytical solution. By compare it with the best case, we could appraise the protocol’s performance o

Introduction

Recent technological advancements in lowpower integrated electronic circuits, sensors, and wireless communication design and implementation of cost-effective large scale wireless sensor networks (WSNs). Energy is by distant one of the the majority significant aim hurdle that hindering the consumption of wireless sensor networks [1]. As the majority obtainable sensor network systems are powered by batteries, their lifetime are restricted by the storage capability of the battery used. The recent get through in wireless energy transfer technology developed by Kurs give a hopeful another to power these sensor nodes.

Conclusion

In this works, novel designs of NFMLC algorithm based on hybrid multi-level clustering (HMLC) structural design and protocol have been proposed for interconnect sensor nodes in a WSNs. The plan is particularly helpful in WSNs when a number of sensors do not arrive at the sink directly. by means of the energy constraints in WSNs, conventional wireless multi-hop routing protocols are not appropriate. Excluding the proposed plan creates a extremely interconnected tree graph in network, and the sensed data can obtain to the sink from far left. Imitation consequences point to that the uses of other LEACH a like design are not suitable since common of the frames generate by clusters can’t arrive at the sink. The proposed design offer sensor network widearea exposure, and generate frames can reach the sink.

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Copyright © 2025 Ajay Bisen , Ankita R.Mowar. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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Paper Id: IJRRETAS33

Publish Date: 2016-07-01

ISSN: 2455-4723

Publisher Name: ijrretas

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