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LEACH-E: AN ENERGY-EFFICIENT CLUSTERING PROTOCOL FOR IMPROVING THE INTER-CLUSTER COMMUNICATION OF WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS


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1 Jamia Millia Islamia, India
2 Galgotias University, India
3 University of Northampton, United Kingdom
 

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Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) comprises distributed sensors that are used to measure items. Lowering battery power for both the sensor would shorten its working life. It is also necessary to increase the lifetime of sensors because it will affect the network speed of information transmission. By using low-energy adaptive clustering, energy can be managed to a certain extent in an intelligent network (LEACH). The key notion of this upgraded algorithm would be to compare the entire location and the existing energy of the node. The new method of attack, known as LEACH-E Improving hierarchical routing can allow operations to progress. Since the improvement of CH selection techniques and the LEACH performs optimally.

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Cluster Communication, Wireless Sensor Networks, LEACH-E, and Energy Efficiency.
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  • LEACH-E: AN ENERGY-EFFICIENT CLUSTERING PROTOCOL FOR IMPROVING THE INTER-CLUSTER COMMUNICATION OF WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS

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Authors

G Subhash Chandra Gupta
Jamia Millia Islamia, India
Mohammad Amjad
Jamia Millia Islamia, India
M Arvindhan
Galgotias University, India
Jayasri Subramaniam
University of Northampton, United Kingdom

Abstract


Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) comprises distributed sensors that are used to measure items. Lowering battery power for both the sensor would shorten its working life. It is also necessary to increase the lifetime of sensors because it will affect the network speed of information transmission. By using low-energy adaptive clustering, energy can be managed to a certain extent in an intelligent network (LEACH). The key notion of this upgraded algorithm would be to compare the entire location and the existing energy of the node. The new method of attack, known as LEACH-E Improving hierarchical routing can allow operations to progress. Since the improvement of CH selection techniques and the LEACH performs optimally.

Keywords


Cluster Communication, Wireless Sensor Networks, LEACH-E, and Energy Efficiency.

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