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General Principles and Basic Algorithms for Full‐duplex Transmission

Kaiser et al., 2016

Document ID
15126842439563828378
Author
Kaiser T
Zarifeh N
Publication year
Publication venue
Signal Processing for 5G: algorithms and implementations

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This chapter studies full‐duplex technology from the perspective of signal‐processing algorithms and implementation. It explains full‐duplex system requirements, self‐ interference, and self‐interference cancellation (SIC) techniques and the related algorithms …
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