A Resource Discovery Algorithm of Mobile Phone Communication Based on Mobile Ad Hoc Network and Its Implementation
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Abstract
For the existing mobile Ad hoc networks (MANET) resource discovery algorithm improvements,we propose mobile resource discovery algorithm (MRDA) by which mobile phone can communicate in MANET. In this algorithm,each node has equivalent function,uses both multicast and unicast combination to send a message to be more rational in the use of bandwidth. It solved information flooding,high bandwidth occupancy problems by broadcast,resulting in demoted ability of nodes computing and many other issues. MRDA uses distributed hash tables (DHTs) to store the routing table entry information,reducing the total network overhead. It enhanced computing power of equipment as well. Meanwhile,on account of the phone's memory,power-constrained and other characteristics,the format of the datagram is designed to simplify the datagram structure and use dynamic advertising datagram transmission interval,effectively reducing the memory and network transmission cost. Finally,we established communication between the mobile terminal nodes in MANET environment and implement mobile phone communication prototype by MRDA.
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