ISACRadio 6G Integrated Sensing & Communications
ISACRadio delivers deep architectural specifications for joint communication and radar sensing, mmWave beamforming, and next-generation 6G cellular perception.
ISACRadio Joint Radar-Communication Architecture
ISAC Core: Sub-THz RF Frontend — 140 GHz D-Band Phased Transceiver
6G ISAC Nodes & Beamforming Subsystems
- GaN Power Amplifier Array
- Indium Phosphide Low-Noise Amp
- True-Time-Delay Beamformer
- Phase Noise Compensator
- Direct Conversion IQ Mixer
Architectural Layers & Waveform Pipelines
- Layer 1: Sub-THz & RF Phased Array Front-End (GaN/InP PA / True-Time-Delay (TTD) / 140 GHz D-Band Active Arrays): Ultra-wideband signal generation, beam squint mitigation, and simultaneous transmission of communication and radar probing waves.
- Layer 2: Dual-Functional Waveform & Baseband DSP (OTFS / Cyclic Prefix OFDM / Ambiguity Function Shaping / 2D-FFT): Orthogonal modulation in delay-Doppler domains, low peak-to-average power ratio coding, and deterministic clutter cancellation.
- Layer 3: Joint Signal Processing & Point Cloud Extraction (Range-Doppler Matrix / MUSIC & ESPRIT DOA / CFAR Detection): High-resolution angle of arrival estimation, velocity extraction, ghost artifact elimination, and 4D spatial coordinate synthesis.
- Layer 4: Multi-Static Mesh & 6G Sensing-as-a-Service (3GPP Rel-19 SBA / Sensing Function (SF) / NEF APIs / RIS Control): Cooperative radar data fusion across distributed cells, intelligent surface reflection control, and exposure of real-time environmental digital twins.
Sensing Telemetry & Benchmarks: <2.5 cm (Range Resolution) | ±0.05 m/s (Velocity Precision) | 0.1° (Angular Accuracy (DOA)) | 100 Hz (Sensing Update Rate)
Electromagnetic Coexistence & Precision Sensing in ISACRadio
Next-generation 6G communications merge high-throughput wireless data with ultra-accurate radar sensing into a single hardware and spectral envelope. ISACRadio establishes the mathematical formalisms, phased array transceiver designs, and signal processing pipelines required for zero-interference dual-functional operation.
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