A Hybrid Energy-Efficient MAC Protocol Designed For M2M Communications
Abstract
Machine-to-Machine
Communication (M2M) is communication between wireless devices which one of
application is the Internet of Things. M2M is growing fast and implemented in
many areas. In most cases they are powered by the cell which needs frequent
replacement, it is the costly process also in most of the case it interrupts
the working of the device. So, it is a wise decision to optimize the power
consumption of the M2M device for better reliability and cost-saving. For that,
one of the ways is to implementation of a low power MAC protocol in the device.
The related works have indicated that idle listening and collisions are the
main sources of power waste. The paper focus on the energy-efficient MAC
protocol design, various methods that would help to preserve energy are
considered. Furthermore, a hybrid energy-efficient MAC protocol is designed for
M2M communications. The technique used for the MAC protocol design is
clustering which reduces the energy consumption by the nodes to communicate
with other nodes effectively.
Country : India
1 Dr. I. Selvamani
Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Malla Reddy College of Engineering for Women, Hyderabad -500100, Telangana, India
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