To Proposed Architecture for Energy Efficient Routing Protocol in WSN

Routing Protocol in WSN

In this paper we will discuss to proposed architecture for energy efficient routing protocol in WSN. To the best of our knowledge, energy-efficient clustering in WSN has not been studied from this perspective before. In this paper, a novel Event to-Sink Directed Clustering (ESDC) protocol for WSN is proposed. ESDC realizes energy efficiency in sensor network configuration by employing two techniques: (1) clustering of the nodes only within the event-to-sink data flow corridor to avoid unnecessary cluster formation, (2) directional clustering to minimize the number of hops for data forwarding. Over the last half a century, computers have exponentially increased in processing power and at the same time decreased in both size and price. These rapid advancements led to a very fast market in which computers would participate in more and more of our society’s daily activities. In recent years, one such revolution has been taking place, where computers are becoming so small and so cheap, that single purpose computers with embedded sensors are almost practical from both economical and theoretical points of view. Wireless sensor networks are beginning to become a reality, and therefore some of the long overlooked limitations have become an important area of research.

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