Received Signal Strength based Proficient Clustering in Mobile Wireless Sensor Network

A Mobile Wireless Sensor Network (MWSN) is self-configuring because of its dynamic nature, and each node functions with inadequate energy. MWSN lacks the Static nodes and these indications to unrestrained the dissemination of a transmission packet. Thus, increasing processing energy and the efficient link is a significant challenge since nodes are movable. This approach proposes Received Signal Strength based Proficient Clustering (RS2PC) in Mobile WSN. This strategy is comprised of three stages: the selection of the Cluster Head (CH), the construction of clusters, and the transmission of data. In this case, the node with the lowest link lifespan (LFT) and the maximum residual energy is chosen to serve as a CH. Here, the cluster is formed by the node Received Signal Strength (RSS). The CH separates the adjacency nodes into regions based on the node RSS. This approach is utilized for minimizing both the rebroadcast redundancy and congestion. Simulation results demonstrate that this approach improves the network lifespan and reduces the network delay.