An implementation of intelligent routing scheme to find the efficient network management in Wireless sensor networks

Sensor architecture is the combination of topology, access method and standards required to create a workable sensor. The choice of topology is determined, in particular, by the layout of the room where the LAN is used. Besides, of great importance is the cost of acquiring and installing sensor equipment, which is an important issue for the company, and here the price range is very large. A star topology is a highly productive system where each sensor, including the server, is connected to a central hub (HAB) through a separate nodes segment. The main advantage of such a sensor is its resistance to failures due to malfunctions in individual sensors or sensor nodes damage. The most important feature of information exchange in local sensors are the so-called access methods (access methods), which regulate the order in which workstations access sensor resources and exchange data. The listed resources can be used in peer-to-peer sensors and sensors with a dedicated server. However, in a peer-to-peer sensor, its shortcomings are immediately revealed. To work with the listed components, they must be installed on a workstation or connected to peripherals. If this station is disabled, all components and related services will not be available for shared use.