Abstract
High probability of disappointment in Ad-Hoc networks due to energy-tired nodes is one of the main limitations. If some nodes expire early due to lack of energy, they cannot transfer the data with each other. Therefore, excessive consumption of nodes energy should be prevented. Energy conservation of a Network is a major design issue since mobile devices are often embarrassed by the battery. After suitable election of one active node among several nodes an enormous amount of energy can be saved in any local networks. This paper aims energy conservation through hexagonal GAF grid structures with the help of most popular Location-Aided Routing (LAR) scheme. This scheme uses the location of mobile node through GPS technique to improve the performance matrices such as energy saving, routing overhead and network life time in Ad-Hoc Networks.
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