Maximizing lifetime of a mobile ad hoc network using energy efficient routing

The contemporary tendency in a mobile wireless ad hoc network routing is that the selection of path is dynamic i.e., the routes are portrayed as and when needed. Many routing protocols already are in this group which don´t make use of the multiple alternate paths available. This system uses the concept of the Power responsiveness for the route selection by assessing the energy status of an individual node in the network topology which not only makes sure of the fast route selection but also with minimal efforts and a swift recovery. This new system ascertains the multi-paths without the transfer of any new control message. It also deals with a swift adjustment to ever-changing linking, dispersed processing, memory overhead, low processing and the loop avoidance. The scheme is brought in with an already existing AODV protocol and through the simulation, performance has been verified.