Consider the network topology diagram on the exam formula sh…

Consider the network topology diagram on the exam formula sheet that you printed out. The dotted lines indicate the ability to hear other nodes over the wireless link. For example, Node A can hear Nodes B, C, and D, but Node A cannot hear Nodes E, F, and G. The initial energy for each node before data is pulled is:Node A: 7.3mJNode B: 4.3mJNode C: 6.3mJNode D: 8mJNode E: 4.3mJNode F: 8.8mJNode G: 10mJAll nodes are already on and have already used the startup energy. Use the formula labeled “More Detailed Energy Consumption Model” on the formula sheet to do the energy calculations. Edecbits=10-7 J/b,   Rcode=2/3, Data packets=500 bits, control packets = 100 bits, R= 1Mbps and the MEDUSA-II transceiver parameters.Scenario: –Node G is the Sink Node and wants to pull data from source Node D. The Sink Node (Node G) has already set up the path D–>F–>E–> Sink (G).  Node D has an unlimited number of data packets to send.  Question: If flooding were used instead of a fixed path, which node will be the last Node to transmit, or retransmit, the last packet that successfully arrives at the Sink. Justify your answer in the “show you work” question that follows this question.

The test files are below.  Feel free to print a hard copy if…

The test files are below.  Feel free to print a hard copy if you like.  If you need to leave the room for a minute or two to print or scan that is fine. There may be actually multiple questions in this document so don’t let the Canvas title “Question 1” confuse you. There are three questions on the test and it requires you to turn in a pdf and a dwg file for eaach.  Therefore you will need to upload a total of SIX files, three pdf’s and three .dwg files.  You will upload the files here using the upload link below, just like you would do if this were a homework assignment. Open the test instructions. Copy this title block (inches) drawing to your Desktop or flash drive, then insert it into the layout. Copy this title block (mm) drawing to your Desktop or flash drive, then insert it into the layout. Please upload the “.dwg” file below for question 1: