Optimization Of Enhanced Link Quality For Ad-Hoc Networks

QoS can't be guaranteed in wireless mobile ad-hoc networks because topology changes so often. Instead, this research proposes a dynamic multipath routing protocol that may automatically pick the best path for different types of data traffic based on current conditions. With multiple-path measurements and weighed cost functions, bandwidth estimates, and DDET counts, various kinds of traffic may get the QoS they need. According to the simulation findings, the new approach is capable of attaining better round-trip speeds and packet delivery ratios than the current protocols. This research has proven that multipath metrics choices may be utilised to boost throughput and minimise end-to-end latency in mobile ad-hoc networks.