Ad hoc network system based on static formation clustering
An ad-hoc network and static technology, applied in the direction of network topology, advanced technology, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of high routing control signaling overhead, large end-to-end delay, and not fully utilizing the characteristics of static formation topology
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[0036] Example: take figure 1 Intra-cluster and inter-cluster routing in the topology shown as an example:
[0037] 1. Intra-cluster routing:
[0038] The traditional active routing OLSR is used in the cluster. Each node periodically sends topology control information with link quality, and other nodes in the cluster forward the message to obtain the connection relationship between all nodes in the cluster. Based on the connection matrix , using the Dijkstra algorithm to calculate the routing table based on the link quality;
[0039] 2. Inter-cluster "virtual routing":
[0040] Take the cluster head node A of cluster 1 as an example.
[0041] (1) A periodically generates a cluster head message, which contains A's own ID and the IDs of the cluster heads B and M of the surrounding neighbor clusters 2 and 4;
[0042] (2) A multicasts the cluster head message to all gateway nodes in cluster 1 through active routing in the cluster (if there is only one gateway node, then unicas...
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