SIMULATIVE AND COMPARISION ANALYSIS OF LEACH AND HEED PROTOCOL IN NS2
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Nowadays, the wireless sensor network is the fast emerging technique for an ad-hoc network. Most of the routing protocol extended the network lifetime by uses the less consumption of battery by the sensor nodes. The proposed routing algorithms mostly use the hierarchical routing to increase the network lifetime and overcome the all issues in the network. The clustering approach is used to extend the lifetime of sensor node and decrease the energy consumption in the sensor network. These papers compare the various quality of service (QoS) parameter of network. In this paper we compare the LEACH and HEED protocol in term of QoS parameter. The experimental results show that the comparison of HEED protocol is better as compared to LEACH. Also the HEED algorithm is more energy efficient algorithm as compare to LEACH, because this algorithm extend the network lifetime and decreases the energy consumption.
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