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DESCRIPTION:In this talk\, we explore full-duplex wireless communication\, 
 a paradigm that enables simultaneous transmission and reception on the sam
 e frequency band\, significantly improving spectral efficiency. We outline
  the motivation and fundamental concepts behind full-duplex systems\, foll
 owed by an overview of existing architectures. A major focus is on self-in
 terference cancellation techniques\, including propagation-based methods a
 nd both analog and digital domain approaches\, which are critical for prac
 tical implementation. We then examine key applications enabled by full-dup
 lex operation\, including wireless power transfer\, enhanced physical laye
 r security\, and intelligent reflective surfaces with simultaneous sensing
  and communication capabilities. Finally\, we highlight current challenges
  and future research directions\, emphasizing opportunities for novel appr
 oaches in system design\, signal processing\, and real-world deployment of
  full-duplex wireless systems.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Himal A. Suraweera\, \n\
 nVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/577578
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/577578
ORGANIZER:ieee.sbc@iittp.ac.in
SEQUENCE:3
SUMMARY:Full-Duplex Wireless Systems: Self-Interference\, Signal Processing
 \, and Emerging Applications
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/577578
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>In this talk\, we explore full-duplex wire
 less communication\, a paradigm that enables simultaneous transmission and
  reception on the same frequency band\, significantly improving spectral e
 fficiency. We outline the motivation and fundamental concepts behind full-
 duplex systems\, followed by an overview of existing architectures. A majo
 r focus is on self-interference cancellation techniques\, including propag
 ation-based methods and both analog and digital domain approaches\, which 
 are critical for practical implementation. We then examine key application
 s enabled by full-duplex operation\, including wireless power transfer\, e
 nhanced physical layer security\, and intelligent reflective surfaces with
  simultaneous sensing and communication capabilities. Finally\, we highlig
 ht current challenges and future research directions\, emphasizing opportu
 nities for novel approaches in system design\, signal processing\, and rea
 l-world deployment of full-duplex wireless systems.</p>
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