REHDIS: Refined Hamming Distance technique to minimize data transfer delay in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

Abstract

Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANETs) is one kind of wireless mobile network. It helps to communicate between the mobile nodes (devices) any time and in any location. MANETs can change the locations and has the ability to discover the path dynamically. In other words, topology is updated rapidly due to the dynamic nature of the nodes. There are many issues associated with MANETs such as fading, multiuser interference, frequent topology change, optimum routing, etc., that affect the efficient data transfer. This paper proactively selects best optimum path among the multiple paths. Ultimately, the outcomes of the proposed technique, REHDIS increases the speed of data transfer, reduces the End-to-End delay, produces less Packet Drop and increases Packet Delivery Ratio. REHDIS has been evaluated using Network Simulator - 2.34(NS-2.34).