Multi-Bearer Coordinate Grouping-Based Code Division Multiple Access for data communication in wireless network

Wireless communication, which has ushered in many advancements in today’s world, uses several protocols. Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) is a channel access protocol used by different radio communication technologies to allow several transmitters to simultaneously send information over a single communication channel. The current research proposes a Multi-Bearer Coordinate Grouping-Based CDMA (MBCG-based CDMA) framework for periodical data sensing and data gathering. The experimental results show that the proposed method provides equalization of node energy levels and extends the network’s lifetime. In fact, it outperformed the well-known fuzzy logic algorithm and gave a throughput of 98.56%.