Performance Study of Static and Dynamic WBAN

A "wireless body area network" is a special sort of wireless sensor network (WBAN). It consists of sensors that are mounted on a person's body to track major biological functions. The WBAN network makes use of a variety of technologies, including IEEE 802.11, IEEE 802.15.4, and IEEE 802.15.6. This report includes data from a performance analysis of WBAN for several routing protocols in an IEEE 802.15.6 simulated environment. Routing protocols are compared against one another based on delay. The efficacy of four routing methods for WBAN wireless technology is being looked into. These four include the routing protocols AODV, DSDV, DSR, and RPL. The simulation's results show that the WBAN with RPL routing protocol is best at minimizing delay. Finally, we talk about the localization algorithm's placement accuracy.