Taming Self-Interference: Engineering High Isolation for STAR Systems

STAR systems, poised to revolutionize wireless communication, face a hurdle: self-interference. Imagine shouting in a crowded room - your own voice makes it hard to hear others. Similarly, in full-duplex STAR systems, transmitted signals can disrupt reception. The key lies in engineering high isolation. This involves sophisticated techniques like advanced cancellation algorithms. These algorithms act like noise-canceling headphones for data, filtering out the transmitted signal, allowing the faint received signal to be heard clearly. Furthermore, precise antenna design and signal processing can minimize self-interference at its source. Think of it as speaking with a lower voice in the crowded room. By tackling self-interference, we unlock the true potential of STAR systems, paving the way for a future of doubled capacity and seamless wireless communication