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Le routage ad hoc (AHR) a été proposé pour remplacer le routage optimal dans les réseaux multi-sauts basés sur des clusters, car il offre une complexité de mise en œuvre moindre. Cependant, cette réduction de complexité se fait au prix d’une augmentation de la puissance d’émission requise. De plus, lorsque la sélection de relais distribués conventionnelle est appliquée pour mettre en œuvre l'AHR, une autre augmentation de la puissance de transmission requise se produit en raison de l'erreur de sélection du récepteur. Dans cet article, le routage coopératif ad hoc (AHCR) qui intègre la transmission coopérative avec l'AHR est présenté pour réduire la différence entre la puissance de transmission requise de l'AHR et celle du routage optimal. En outre, le schéma 1 de routage coopératif distribué ad hoc (DAHCR) qui combine la transmission coopérative avec l'AHR est proposé pour réduire la différence entre la puissance de transmission requise du DAHR et celle de l'AHR. Nous abordons ensuite le problème du schéma DAHCR 1 et proposons le schéma DAHCR 2. Les résultats de simulation montrent que la puissance de transmission requise du schéma AHCR et DAHCR 1 est inférieure à celle de l'AHR et du DAHR, respectivement. De plus, le schéma DAHCR 2 réduit encore la puissance de transmission requise du schéma DAHCR 1. D'autre part, le schéma DAHCR 1 augmente la complexité de 43 % par rapport au schéma DAHR. En outre, le schéma DAHCR 2 augmente la complexité de 1.97 % par rapport au schéma DAHCR 1.
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I-Te LIN, Iwao SASASE, "Distributed Ad Hoc Cooperative Routing in Cluster-Based Multihop Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E94-B, no. 2, pp. 444-454, February 2011, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E94.B.444.
Abstract: Ad Hoc Routing (AHR) was proposed to replace optimal routing in cluster-based multihop networks since it offers lower implementation complexity. However, this complexity reduction comes at the cost of an increase in the required transmission power. In addition, when the conventional distributed relay selection is applied to implement AHR, another increase in the required transmission power occurs due to the receiver selection error. In this paper, Ad Hoc Cooperative Routing (AHCR) that integrates the cooperative transmission with AHR is presented to reduce the difference between the required transmission power of AHR and that of optimal routing. Besides, Distributed Ad Hoc Cooperative Routing (DAHCR) scheme 1 that combines the cooperative transmission with AHR is proposed to reduce the difference between the required transmission power of DAHR and that of AHR. We then address the problem of DAHCR scheme 1 and propose DAHCR scheme 2. Simulation results show that the required transmission power of AHCR and DAHCR scheme 1 is less than that of AHR and DAHR, respectively. In addition, DAHCR scheme 2 further reduces the required transmission power of DAHCR scheme 1. On the other hand, DAHCR scheme 1 increases the complexity by 43% compared to DAHR. Besides, DAHCR scheme 2 increases the complexity by 1.97% compared to DAHCR scheme 1.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/transcom.E94.B.444/_p
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