Improvise Route Discovery and Radio Duty Cycle in WSN using SDN.

Abstract

In the conventional Wireless Sensor Network, every mote role is to collect data, discover route and then sends the packet to its neighbor to reach a destination, consequently demanding both computation time and power. Pertaining to same, a promising framework is required to mitigate both power consumption and computational costs of the nodes inside the network. It also required sufficient planning and proper execution of the strategies. In this way, an attempted to gain benefits of a Software Defined Network (SDN) approach in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) We have proposed a W-SDN framework for the traditional network using OpenFlow protocol and controller. The goal is to investigate the significant impact of SDN in WSN. Result analysis of the designed framework is proposed using the following parameters Radio Duty cycle, flow request, delay, and latency for QoS