Difference between cellular and adhoc networks
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Ad hoc networks are infrastructureless, multi-hop wireless networks that use distributed routing protocols due to the absence of a central coordinator. They allow for quick and cost-effective deployment but face challenges with dynamic frequency reuse and changing network topology without a centralized management system.
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Difference between cellular and adhoc networks
- 1. UNIT I AD HOC NETWORKS – INTRODUCTION AND ROUTING PROTOCOLS
- 2. Adhoc Wireless Networks Infrastructureless networks Multi-hop wireless links Distributed Routing Packet-switched networks Absence of Central coordinator/Base station Quick & Cost-effective deployment Dynamic frequency reuse
- 6. ISSUES IN AD HOC WIRELESS NETWORKS
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