A Study of Mobility Models on MANET Routing Protocol
Keywords:
MANET, Routing ProtocolAbstract
A mobile ad hoc network (MANET), a sort of multi-hop network that can manage various types of mobility, does not need permanent infrastructure or central administration. The random mobility of mobile nodes in this network causes continual changes in its design. Protocols are required for dependable node-to-node communication in MANET routing. Routing strategies' efficiency is impacted by several factors. Mobility plays a significant role in the process of choosing a route. In these kinds of networks, routing protocols often make communication between nodes easier. There are two groups into which the MANET Protocols may be divided. One kind of protocol is the routing algorithm with the lowest energy usage. It selects a route that will take the least amount of energy overall to get you where you need to go.
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