Performance Comparison of Ad Hoc Routing Protocols: An ...

Figure 5 Throughput of receiving bits
2. Throughput of dropping bits: At 55 simulation seconds the number of dropped bits in
TORA is the maximum 17X 10 4 bits/sec, the AODV has a 9.5X10 4 dropped bit rate, and DSR has
almost no dropped bits. (Figure 6)
Figure 6 Throughput of dropping bits
3. Throughput of sending bits versus average simulation end to end delays. Initially
all three algorithms show some transmission delay. DSR has the highest delay of about 2.0
simulated seconds, AODV has a lower delay of about 0.7 simulated seconds, and TORA has the
least (about 0.3 simulated seconds) when the throughput of sending bits is less than 1X10 5
bits/seconds (Figure 7). In AODV the delay is highest at 1.4 simulated seconds when throughput
is 1.5X10 5 bits/second. For AODV and TORA the delay stops when throughput is 3X10 5
bits/second, but continues for DSR until the transmission ends.