LEACH Simulation Including Cluster Head Count Recording and Network Lifetime Analysis
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LEACH (Low-Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy) simulation is a protocol designed for wireless sensor networks that enables recording of cluster head counts and performs comprehensive network lifetime simulations with outstanding results. The simulation typically implements randomization algorithms for cluster head selection, where each node generates a random number and compares it with a threshold value T(n) to determine cluster head status. This approach ensures balanced energy consumption across the network. Additionally, LEACH simulation provides valuable insights into energy consumption patterns and data transmission performance in wireless sensor networks. Through LEACH simulation implementation, which may include energy calculation functions and data routing algorithms, researchers can deeply understand the operational principles of wireless sensor networks and obtain critical references for improving and optimizing network performance parameters.
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