Sunday, 11 March 2018

Ad Hoc Networks Vs Cellular Networks



Ad Hoc Networks Cellular Networks
Ad Hoc network is a type of multi-hop wireless networks i.e. a collection of nodes that communicate with each other wirelessly by using radio signals over a shared common channel. A cellular network is a radio network distributed over land through cells where each cell includes a fixed location transceiver known as base station.


Infrastructure less network. Infrastructured network.
No base station and rapid deployment. Fixed pre-located cell sites and base station.
Highly dynamic network topology. Static backbone network topology.
Multi-hop wireless links. Single hop wireless links.
Packet switching is used. Circuit switching is used.
Mesh topology is used. Star topology is used.
Irregular connectivity. Stable connectivity.
Cost-effective. High setup cost.
Less setup time. Large setup time.

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