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Energy Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks Using LEACH Network

Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is a group of compact, low-energy nodes that have become an integral component of modern connectivity networks and are very important in industry and academia. Energy is critical in WSN, and the architecture of WSN is focused on energy conservation in the research group and node power usage presents a big challenge for improving the existence of WSN. Because of the challenging climate it can be expensive or perhaps hard to charge or repair consumed batteries. In this report, various strategies of energy management are implemented to decrease energy usage, boost network capacity and maximise network life.