JOURNAL ARTICLE

Cluster Head Selection Enhancement of LEACH Protocol in Wireless Sensor Network

Ahmed Al‐BazAyman El‐Sayed

Year: 2017 Journal:   Menoufia Journal of Electronic Engineering Research Vol: 26 (1)Pages: 153-170

Abstract

Clustering is a viable procedure that can take an interest to whole framework acceptable period of use in service, capability of a network to increase its total output under an increased load when nodes are added and to reduce the amount of energy required to provide services in wireless sensor networks. Low energy grouping chain of command convention is an extremely powerful convention that upgrades the system lifetime. A giving so as to group based convention adjusts the energy utilization square with opportunity to all nodes to wind up a cluster head. This paper introduces another calculation to choose the group head with expanding sensor lifetime, throughput, and the conveyance bundle proportion. The outcomes demonstrate that our suggested calculation is more proficient than past calculations.Energy Limitation of Sensor node is a basic considerable problem in WSN, take into account in traditional clustering routing algorithm LEACH, and a distance-energy cluster algorithm considering both the distance and residual energy of nodes is presented in the dissertation, which improves the CH election and the process of data exchange. It sorts outthe adverse effect on the energy consumption of the cluster head, which results from the unfair nodes distribution in the network and avoids the direct communication between the base station and cluster head, which may has low energy and far away from base station.

Keywords:
Wireless sensor network Computer network Energy consumption Computer science Base station Cluster analysis Node (physics) Throughput Routing protocol Cluster (spacecraft) Energy (signal processing) Real-time computing Wireless Routing (electronic design automation) Engineering Telecommunications Electrical engineering

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Energy Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Networks and Communications
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