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Performance of Incremental Redundancy-Based Data Transmission in Randomly Deployed Wireless Sensor Network

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Energy-level performance of Incremental Redundancy (IR)-based Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest (HARQ) scheme using punctured convolution code is evaluated for randomly deployed wireless sensor network (WSN) in the presence of multipath Rician fading. Transmission based on HARQ and optimal power are two different promising approaches for reducing energy consumption in an energy constrained WSN. Optimal transmit power is the minimum power required to sustain the network connectivity while maintaining a predefined maximum tolerable BER threshold in a multihop route. In the present work, energy-level performance of HARQ scheme is compared with that of optimal transmit power-based coded and uncoded schemes for a random WSN. Further, energy consumption for an arbitrary fixed power-based coded scheme is also compared. In a random network, an intermediate node in the route selects the nearest node within a sector of angle (θ) toward the direction of the destination as the next hop. Effects of fading, node density, and search angle on selection of optimum power, energy consumption of optimum power-based scheme, and IR scheme are investigated. Effects of code rate and bit rate on energy consumption, route BER, and optimum power selection in case of optimum power-based coded scheme are indicated.

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Chatterjee, M., Nandi, A., Basu, B. (2015). Performance of Incremental Redundancy-Based Data Transmission in Randomly Deployed Wireless Sensor Network. In: Chaki, R., Saeed, K., Choudhury, S., Chaki, N. (eds) Applied Computation and Security Systems. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 304. Springer, New Delhi. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-1985-9_12

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