Routing Protocols for Ad Hoc Networks
Milenko Petrovic
Abstract
Milenko Petrovic
Abstract
Ad hoc networks are special networks that do not require an infrastructure. Nodes of such networks are usually mobile and wireless. Wireless nodes use a shared medium for communication, so they are able to communicate with many nodes directly provided they are within communication range of those nodes. The fact that nodes of ad hoc network are mobile implies that nodes may move out of (or in to) range of
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Ad hoc networks are special networks that do not require an infrastructure. Nodes of such networks are usually mobile and wireless. Wireless nodes use a shared medium for communication, so they are able to communicate with many nodes directly provided they are within communication range of those nodes. The fact that nodes of ad hoc network are mobile implies that nodes may move out of (or in to) range of
Key concepts: Computer science, Wireless ad hoc network, Computer network, Telecommunications, Wireless