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Performance analysis of a power aware routing protocol for ad hoc networks
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Yazıcı, Mehmet Akif
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In this thesis, performance of the Contribution Reward Routing Protocol with Shapley Value (CAP-SV), a power-aware routing protocol for ad hoc networking is analyzed. Literature study on ad hoc network routing and ower-awareness is given. The overhead induced by the extra packets of the redirection mechanism of CAP-SV is formulized and the factors affecting this overhead are discussed. Then, the power consumption of CAP-SV is analytically analized using a linear power consumption model. It is shown that CAP-SV performs better than AODV regarding power consumption. The analysis validates the simulation results reported in the literature and provides general principles of how protocol and scenario parameters affect the performance.
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M. A. Yazıcı, “Performance analysis of a power aware routing protocol for ad hoc networks,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2006.