Comparative Analysis of Enhanced Routing Protocols for Manets
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Abstract
To increase performance in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs), this paper presents and assesses two upgraded routing protocols, UAEROR and UAROR, which are built around the PLA-DSR protocol. While UAROR takes mobility speed and direction into account to improve routing performance and node stability, the suggested protocols use sophisticated algorithms for link prediction and topology management. A neighbor discovery approach is introduced by UAEROR to better improve routing and decrease control overhead. These protocols outperform PLA-DSR and UAROR on important network metrics according to the results of the NS2.35 performance study. Throughput, end-to-end latency, packet delivery ratio, network lifespan, energy consumption, and control overhead are some of the metrics that the simulation results compare the proposed protocol against.