Node frequency distribution method in Ad Hoc network
A frequency allocation and allocation method technology, applied in network topology, electrical components, wireless communication, etc., can solve the problems of dissimilar frequency, inability to be similar, and interference, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing interference, satisfying restrictive conditions, and ensuring communication quality
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[0023] In the first step, the "interference graph" of the Ad Hoc network is obtained, represented by G(V, E). In this embodiment, the total number of nodes is 40, and each node has a maximum of 4 neighbors. Start to execute the algorithm, the whole flow chart is as follows figure 1 shown. Select the next node to be assigned a frequency, as follows: If there is no node with an unassigned frequency, go to the third step; otherwise, select the node with the largest saturation in the current situation (the node with the largest saturation refers to the current unallocated frequency node with the most assigned frequency neighbors). If there are several nodes with equal saturation, select the node with the largest degree (the node with the largest degree refers to the node with the most neighbors among the nodes without frequency assignment), and enter the second step. Note that the node selected according to the above rules ...
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