Operating Systems for Multitasking Sensor Networks: A Survey
N Pavitha
Abstract
N Pavitha
Abstract
Development of multitasking operating systems for sensor networks and other low-power electronic devices is motivated by the networked application environment. These operating system’s multitasking capability is severely limited because traditional stack management techniques perform poorly on small-memory systems without virtual memory support. This paper formalizes different multitasking operating systems like Mat’e , Contiki, MANTIS OS, t-kernel, RETOS, LiteOS , TOSThreads, Sensmart. This paper analyses all these operating systems for their performance in multitasking parameters. Under multitasking parameters out of these operating systems Sensmart performs best.
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Development of multitasking operating systems for sensor networks and other low-power electronic devices is motivated by the networked application environment. These operating system’s multitasking capability is severely limited because traditional stack management techniques perform poorly on small-memory systems without virtual memory support. This paper formalizes different multitasking operating systems like Mat’e , Contiki, MANTIS OS, t-kernel, RETOS, LiteOS , TOSThreads, Sensmart. This paper analyses all these operating systems for their performance in multitasking parameters. Under multitasking parameters out of these operating systems Sensmart performs best.
Key concepts: Human multitasking, Computer multitasking, Computer science, Operating system, Kernel (algebra), Embedded system, Stack (abstract data type), Combinatorics