Investigating the Energy Efficient Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Abstract

A Wireless Sensor Network(WSN) consists of chain of sensors with capabilities of consuming energy for sensing, computing, and wireless communication to track physical device and relay their data to a base station cooperatively via the network. Efficient path for the processing of data in WSN and also to identify the active devices in the path. The ad-hoc networks which are active in WSN due to protocol, they facilitate versatility that often alters the topology. The Energy Efficient Zone based Routing Protocol (ZBEEP) which is the latest protocols in this direction, and the most common is On Demand Distance Vector Ad-hoc routing protocols. In ABODV and ZBEEP protocols using Network Simulator, I simulated this Black Hole Attack and tried that in the case of ZBEEP protocol the effect of energy due to Black Hole Attack is ineffective and better as compared to ABODV. I used two service quality metrics, such as Packet Transmission Ratio and Through-put, to help my opinions.