Cross-layer route method of mobile self-organizing network based on minimum interference
A mobile self-organization and routing technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as network performance degradation, interference, inability to determine or estimate network information, and achieve the effect of small interference and improved delay
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[0035] This method is proposed based on the Random Waypoint model. In this model, the movement of nodes in a certain direction will last for a period of time, and the relative speed of the two nodes is constant during this period.
[0036] like figure 1 As shown, the range contained by the solid line (radius is The circle) is the communication range of the node, only the nodes within this range can communicate normally. The range enclosed by the dashed line (with a radius of The circle) is the carrier sensing range of the node, only the nodes within this range can be sensed. If node A is used as the reference node, node B is just at the critical point of the communication range of node A at this time. If node B moves to the right again, although node A can perceive the existence of node B, it cannot communicate with node B normally. Link AB is broken. We call the critical time when node B leaves the communication range of node A as the disconnection time of link AB ....
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