Communications over two-way waveform channels in wireless networks
Kuang-Hung Pan, Eric Hsiao‐Kuang Wu, Rung‐Ji Shang, Feipei Lai, Yen-Wen Lin · 2003
Two-way channels appear in wireless cellular networks as the duplexing between the base station and the mobile users and in wireless local area networks as the peer-to-peer communications. We examine the two-way channel capacity and find that the capacity of two-way discrete channels and waveform channels without the knowledge of self-interference is the same as that of one-way channels. With the knowledge of self-interference, the capacity of a waveform two-way channel is twice that of a one-way channel.