WSN UNIT - 5 Sensor Network Tool (AWSN) Ad Hoc Wireless Sensor Network

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  1. 2. Which software tier in WSNs specifically caters to the unique needs and constraints of individual sensor nodes?
  2. 4. In WSNs, what kind of challenges emerge due to limited computational resources and power?
  3. 5. A subset of WSN nodes that operate based on their physical locations.
  4. 8. A mechanism in WSNs to quickly react to external signals or events.
  5. 10. These constraints, especially in energy and memory, pose primary challenges in WSNs.
  6. 12. A popular operating system tailored for WSNs.
  7. 14. The primary programming language used for TinyOS.
  8. 17. A TinyOS application that oversees certain environmental parameters.
  9. 18. This term refers to sensor nodes working in unison to achieve a common objective.
  10. 19. A representation in simulations that defines a sensor's behavior and capabilities.
  11. 20. A WSN programming approach for networks with unchanging, fixed topologies.
Down
  1. 1. In WSN research and development, which tools mimic the behavior and interactions of sensor nodes in a network?
  2. 3. What term describes the process of collecting data from the environment using sensors in a wireless network?
  3. 4. The foundational software layer on a sensor node.
  4. 6. A framework acronym that evaluates factors like Performance, Information quality, and Scalability in WSNs.
  5. 7. This simulates how data is transmitted between nodes in a WSN.
  6. 9. A simulator specifically designed for TinyOS applications.
  7. 11. An open-source operating system for the Internet of Things devices.
  8. 13. What is the enhanced version of a renowned network simulator used for studying both wired and wireless networks?
  9. 15. What mechanism in WSNs ensures timely reactions to instantaneous events or signals?
  10. 16. The simulator associated with ContikiOS.