Bistatic ISAC: Practical Challenges and Solutions
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| author | Giroto, Lucas Henninger, Marcus Felix, Alexander Bauhofer, Maximilian Jeong, Taewon Erdem, Umut Utku Brink, Stephan ten Zwick, Thomas Nuss, Benjamin Mandelli, Silvio |
| author_facet | Giroto, Lucas Henninger, Marcus Felix, Alexander Bauhofer, Maximilian Jeong, Taewon Erdem, Umut Utku Brink, Stephan ten Zwick, Thomas Nuss, Benjamin Mandelli, Silvio |
| contents | This article presents and discusses challenges and solutions for practical issues in bistatic integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) in 6G networks. Considering orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing as the adopted waveform, a discussion on system design aiming to achieve both a desired sensing key performance indicators and limit the impact of hardware impairments is presented. In addition, signal processing techniques to enable over-the-air synchronization and generation of periodograms with range, Doppler shift, and angular information are discussed. Simulation results are then presented for a cellular-based ISAC scenario considering system parameterization compliant to current 5G and, finally, a discussion on open challenges for future deployments is presented. |
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| spellingShingle | Bistatic ISAC: Practical Challenges and Solutions Giroto, Lucas Henninger, Marcus Felix, Alexander Bauhofer, Maximilian Jeong, Taewon Erdem, Umut Utku Brink, Stephan ten Zwick, Thomas Nuss, Benjamin Mandelli, Silvio Signal Processing This article presents and discusses challenges and solutions for practical issues in bistatic integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) in 6G networks. Considering orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing as the adopted waveform, a discussion on system design aiming to achieve both a desired sensing key performance indicators and limit the impact of hardware impairments is presented. In addition, signal processing techniques to enable over-the-air synchronization and generation of periodograms with range, Doppler shift, and angular information are discussed. Simulation results are then presented for a cellular-based ISAC scenario considering system parameterization compliant to current 5G and, finally, a discussion on open challenges for future deployments is presented. |
| title | Bistatic ISAC: Practical Challenges and Solutions |
| topic | Signal Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.15733 |