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Information Theory and Waveforms for Joint Sensing and Communication in Mobility-Driven Networks

Subject Area Electronic Semiconductors, Components and Circuits, Integrated Systems, Sensor Technology, Theoretical Electrical Engineering
Term from 2019 to 2024
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 421682817
 
Final Report Year 2023

Final Report Abstract

During the course of this project, we have produced new theoretical results and algorithms that advance the field of joint sensing and communication, especially in high mobility scenarios. The knowledge acquired provides guidelines for system design and illustrates the benefits of joint processing. On the theoretical side, we proved new rate-distortion bounds for state-dependent point-to-point, broadcast and multiple access channels. Those results provided relevant information towards a better understanding of the tradeoffs encountered when simultaneously transmitting information and estimating a state. The role of generalized feedback within this framework was also analyzed in depth. Concerning the applied work, our main focus was on mmWave setups and multi-antenna devices. Here we derived detection, estimation and tracking algorithms in joint radar and communication scenarios where standard communication waveforms were used. In some cases, we could show that the estimation performance does not decrease with respect to modern radar waveforms that do not carry information. We placed emphasis on hardware setups that are energy friendly and easy to fabricate.

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