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Simulator of power control Adhoc Network in MATLAB. Protocols:
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The background images used for this simulation was take with the software google earth. Because we can know the size in meters of the image. http://pack.google.com/intl/en/integrated_eula.ht ml?hl=en&ciint=ci_earth&ci_earth=on&utm_sour ce=en-cdrearth4&utm_medium=cdr&utm_campaign=en
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Select the kind of clustering, Clusterpow able the Route botton. 10mw and 1mw is Compow www company com
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Show the Routing table, press the button and choose with the mouse the node.
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If you need some help about how some function work. Write in the command console on Matlab,help and the name of the function.
>> help clusterpow p p -------------------------------------------function[]=CLUSTERPOW() This function Create the Cluster using CLUSTERPOW. see PAINT_CLUSTER() Desing by: D i b PABLO juanpbetancur@gmail.com --------------------------------------------
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COMPOW CLUSTERPOW
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The first cut simple solution for power control is the COMPOW protocol. In COMPOW, the goal of the optimization for each node i t choose: h d is to h
A common power level Set this power level to the lowest values which keeps the network connected Keeps the energy consumption close to the minimum
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Provides bidirectional links, assuming homogeneous interference. Allows each layer to function properly Is theoretically well supported in terms of its design bj ti d i objective of choosing th l f h i the lowest common t power level subject to connectivity. p Has a modular implementation at the network layer
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COMPOW works well if nodes are distributed homogeneously in space, but even a single outlying node could cause every node to use a high power level. So when the spatial distribution of nodes is inhomogeneous, it is obviously not optimal to use a common power level throughout the network.
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This suggests a algorithm for routing and power control in clustered networks, which attempt to maximize the spatial reuse and hence network capacity.
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CLUSTERPOW
Solution to the problem of power control clustering in non-homogeneous networks.
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CLUSTERPOW
Allow nodes to use a power level which depends on the destination of the packet. Geographical proximity. Clustering depending in the power level. Find the route with the lowest cost to reach from a node Source to the destination JOINT Clustering, Routing, and Power Control
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Link cost. Clustering and Power control. g Routing and Power control.
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Link cost
The difficulty for estimate the link cost is that the distance information is not always available. For this to be done in a distributed manner, the nodes have to be equipped with location detection equipment like GPS GPS. The link cost used should be rounded above the nearest transmission power level that the hardware is capable to sense.
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Th number of h The b f hops can i fl influence th D t rate the Data t transmission. y p g Many short hops need higher data rate transmission. Long hops need lower data rate transmission, for the same topology.
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Routing by CLUSTERPOW in a typical non-homogeneous network.
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Hops: 4 Nodes: 20 Clusters 10mw : 2 1mw: 6 Links 100mw: 2 10mw: 1 1mw: 1
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Hops: 4 Nodes: 20 Clusters 10mw : 2 1mw: 6 Links 100mw: 2 10mw: 1 1mw: 1
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Kernel IP Routing Table Next Hop Node ID 1 4 7 D Metric Tx Power (mw) 100 100 10 1
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Hops: 8 Nodes: 29 Clusters 10mw : 3 1mw: 9 Links 100mw: 1 10mw: 2 1mw: 5
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CLUTERPOW
Properties
CLUSTERPOW provides implicit, adaptive, and distributed clustering based on transmit power. The routes discovered consist of a non-increasing sequence of transmit power leves. CLUSTERPOW can b used with any routing be d ith ti protocol. (Reactive or proactive). p CLUSTERPOW is loop free.
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Beyond CLUTERPOW
Recursive Lookup Schemes. The Tunneled CLUSTERPOW protocol. p MINPOW. For know about these references [1],[2] and[3]. protocols See the
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CONCLUSIONS
The common idea in the power control protocols is found the route from Source to the destination using th l i the lower power as possible, f ibl for t t try to impact on battery life, and on the traffic carrying capacity of the network. p y The COMPOW protocol work well in environments with a homogeneous distribution of ad hoc network So when the spatial distribution network, of nodes is inhomogeneous, it is obviously not optimal to use a common power level throughout the network.
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CONCLUSIONS
The CLUSTERPOW protocol is a solution to solve the problem of power control clustering in non-homogeneous networks. non homogeneous networks But it is not the last technology or research in this field we have mentioned another performances like the Lookup Schemes, the Tunneled CLUSTERPOW protocol and MINPOW.
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CONCLUSIONS
The metric in CLUSTERPOW is the left hops from the actual node to the destination, for the decide the better route CLUSTERPOW choose the highest metric and the lowest transmission power as possible.
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[1] [2] Diamantopoulos, F. & Economides, A.A.: A performance study of DSDV-based CLUSTERPOW and DSDV routing algorithms for sensor network applications. Proceedings IEEE International Symposium on Wireless Pervasive Computing 2006. V. Kawadia, and P. R. Kumar, Principles and Protocols for Power control in Wireless Ad hoc networks, IEEE Journal on selected Areas in Communications: Special Issues on networks Wireless AD HOC Networks 2005. V. Kawadia, and P. R. Kumar, Power control and clustering in ad hoc networks, In Proceedings of the IEEE INFOCOM Conference, pages. 459469, 2003. S. Narayanaswamy, V. Kawadia, R. S. Sreenivas, and P. R. Kumar, Power control in adhoc h networks: Th k Theory, architecture, algorithm and implementation of the COMPOW hi l ih di l i f h protocol , in European Wireless Conference 2002. P. Gupta and P. R. Kumar, The capacity of wireless networks, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, vol. IT-46, pp. 388404, 2000. V. Kawadia, S. Narayanaswamy, R. Rozovsky, R. S. Sreenivas, and P. R. Kumar, y y y Protocols for Media Access Control and Power Control in Wireless Networks, Department of Electrical Engineering and Coordinated Science Laboratory, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaing, USA V. Kawadia and P. R. Kumar, A Cautionary Perspective on Cross Layer Desing, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering, and Coordinated Science p g g p g g, Laboratory, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaing, USA. MATLAB 7, Getting Started Guide MATLAB 7, Image Processing Toolbox
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