Energy Consumption of TCP in Ad Hoc Networks

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Teja Tejaswi
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Abstract

In this paper we study the energy cost (protocol processing and communication cost) and goodput of different flavors of TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) in ad hoc networks.We implemented a tes tbed and measured the actual energy cost as well as goodput of running TCP Reno, Newreno, SACK (Selective ACKnowledgement) and a version that combines Explicit Link Failure Noti_cation (ELFN)and Explicit Congestion Noti_cation (ECN) in Newreno. We see that the use of ECN & ELFN does yield higher good put in most cases with a corresponding lower total energy cost. We see an energy savings of between 20% and 500% depending on the network conditions.

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Teja Tejaswi. 2014. \u201cEnergy Consumption of TCP in Ad Hoc Networks\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - E: Network, Web & Security GJCST-E Volume 14 (GJCST Volume 14 Issue E8): .

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In this paper we study the energy cost (protocol processing and communication cost) and goodput of different flavors of TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) in ad hoc networks.We implemented a tes tbed and measured the actual energy cost as well as goodput of running TCP Reno, Newreno, SACK (Selective ACKnowledgement) and a version that combines Explicit Link Failure Noti_cation (ELFN)and Explicit Congestion Noti_cation (ECN) in Newreno. We see that the use of ECN & ELFN does yield higher good put in most cases with a corresponding lower total energy cost. We see an energy savings of between 20% and 500% depending on the network conditions.

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