To prolong the lifecycle of real-time wireless sensor networks
a real-time routing protocol(EBR)was designed based on two phases directed diffusion(DD). EBR can receive all real time paths' MPE of interest messages sent by receiver nodes. The sending node determines the sending path of exploratory data message through selecting the optimal MPE value. Thus
the final obtained path of receiver node for data transfer can satisfy the demands of real-time application while keeping the network global energy balance. Simulation results show that EBR outperforms DD in global energy balance ability and can efficiently prolong the network lifecycle. The real-time service time provided by EBR is 4.37% more than DD and the network lifecycle is 44.6% longer than DD under the same conditions.
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