Full-Duplex Integrated Sensing and Communication Systems: Principles, Key Technologies, and Receiver Design
This book focuses on full-duplex integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) systems, a fast-emerging area where radios simultaneously transmit, sense, and communicate. It emphasizes the core principles, enabling technologies, and receiver architectures needed to manage self-interference and support advanced radar-communications coexistence.
Why Read This Book
Read this book if you want a technical guide to one of the most active research directions in wireless systems: combining sensing and communication in the same hardware and spectrum. It should be especially valuable for understanding receiver design tradeoffs, interference suppression, and the signal-processing challenges that make full-duplex ISAC practical.
Who Will Benefit
Best suited for RF/DSP engineers, wireless researchers, radar and communications system designers, and graduate students working in 6G, MIMO, full-duplex, or integrated sensing platforms. It will also be useful for engineers building advanced receiver chains, cancellation algorithms, or spectrum-sharing systems.
Level: Advanced — Prerequisites: Readers should already be comfortable with digital signal processing, communication theory, basic radar concepts, RF front-end terminology, and linear systems. Familiarity with MIMO, OFDM, estimation theory, and self-interference cancellation will make the material easier to follow.
Key Takeaways
- Understand the principles behind full-duplex integrated sensing and communication systems.
- Analyze self-interference and duplexing challenges in shared transmit/receive architectures.
- Learn key receiver design strategies for suppressing interference while preserving sensing and communication performance.
- Study enabling technologies such as antenna isolation, analog and digital cancellation, and waveform/receiver co-design.
- Evaluate tradeoffs among latency, spectrum efficiency, sensing accuracy, and implementation complexity.
- Gain a systems-level view of how radar and wireless communication functions can coexist in one platform.
Topics Covered
- Introduction to Integrated Sensing and Communication
- Full-Duplex System Fundamentals
- Signal Models for Shared Sensing and Communication Channels
- Self-Interference Analysis and Mitigation
- Antenna and RF Front-End Design
- Analog and Digital Cancellation Techniques
- Receiver Architectures for ISAC
- Waveform and Resource Allocation Co-Design
- Estimation, Detection, and Tracking in Full-Duplex Systems
- Performance Metrics and Tradeoff Analysis
- Implementation Challenges and Practical Design Considerations
- Future Directions in 6G Sensing and Communication
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How It Compares
Compared with broader DSP or wireless communication textbooks, this book is much more specialized and system-oriented. It is likely closer in spirit to advanced monographs on full-duplex radios, radar-communications coexistence, or 6G ISAC than to general references on FFTs, filtering, or audio DSP; its main value is in receiver and architecture design rather than foundational signal processing.






