Blind Source Separation-Enabled Joint Communication and Sensing in IBFD MIMO Systems
By: Siyao Li, Conrad Prisby, Thomas Yang
Potential Business Impact:
Lets phones use their own signals to sense surroundings.
This paper addresses the challenge of joint communication and sensing (JCAS) in next-generation wireless networks, with an emphasis on in-band full-duplex (IBFD) multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems. Traditionally, self-interference (SI) in IBFD systems is a major obstacle to recovering the signal of interest (SOI). Under the JCAS paradigm, however, this high-power SI signal presents an opportunity for efficient sensing. Since each transceiver node has access to the original SI signal, its environmental reflections can be exploited to estimate channel conditions and detect changes, without requiring dedicated radar waveforms. We propose a blind source separation (BSS)-based framework to simultaneously perform self-interference cancellation (SIC) and extract sensing information in IBFD MIMO settings. The approach applies the Fast Independent Component Analysis (FastICA) algorithm to separate the SI and SOI signals while enabling simultaneous signal recovery and channel estimation. Simulation results confirm the framework's effectiveness, showing improved sensing and communication performance as signal frame size increases.
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