A layered architecture of WSN has a
A)base station in each layer
B)only single hop communication
C)multiple base stations
D)single powerful base station

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A typical Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) architecture usually consists of a single powerful base station (also known as a sink or gateway) that collects data from the network's nodes. This base station is responsible for processing or forwarding the data to other networks or systems. The architecture does not inherently require a base station in each layer, nor does it limit communication to single-hop or necessitate multiple base stations.

A Layered Architecture of WSN Has a