A New Hybrid Routing Protocol and its Theoretical Analysis for Ad Hoc Networks

Guo Zhao Hou; Jing Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.543-547.3520

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A New Hybrid Routing Protocol and its Theoretical Analysis for Ad Hoc Networks

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In ad hoc networks, ZRP (Zone Routing Protocol) combines a proactive routing protocol with an on-demand routing protocol. Proactive routing is adopted in the intra-zone, and on-demand routing is adopted in the inter-zone. During the process of the inter-zone routing maintenance in ZRP, there is a low reliability problem. So NHRP (New Hybrid Routing Protocol) was proposed, and the protocol reliability relationship between ZRP and NHRP was demonstrated by a comparative analysis on route reliabilities of ZRP and NHRP. The theoretical analysis shows that NHRP takes higher reliability than ZRP.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 543-547)

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Guo Zhao Hou*, Jing Wu

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Ad Hoc Network, Reliability, Zone Routing Protocol

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