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Description
This textbook covers the integration of wireless communications and radar sensing (ISAC), tackling some of the major technologies in 6G wireless networks. The book provides a comprehensive introduction to communications and radar, complete with the most updated and significant research topics. The author then introduces four aspects of ISAC: (a) the introduction to communications and sensing; (b) system design of ISAC; (c) networking of ISAC; (d) applications. The book features an in-depth tutorial for the areas of communications and radar and a comprehensive survey for ISAC. The author covers results intensive research and successful application in communities of wireless communications, radar, remote sensing, and computer engineering. The book can be used to shape the current research paradigm and cause impact on the standard of 6G systems.
Introduction.- I Basics of Communications and Sensing.- Communications: Basics.- Basics of Radar System.- II Waveform Design and Processing.- Time-Frequency Waveform Design.- Spatial Waveform Design.- Wideband ISAC.- III Performance Trade.- Information Theoretic Trade-off.- Trade-off in Electromagnetic Field.- IV ISAC Networking and Computing.- Communications for Computing.- Communications for Statistical Inference.- Collaborative Computing in ISAC.- Scheduling in ISAC Networks.- Interference Management in ISAC.- V Implementations and Applications.- Security in ISAC.- Positioning and Navigation Using ISAC.- Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Detection and Imaging.- Conclusion.
Husheng Li received his BS and PhD degrees, both in electrical engineering, from Tsinghua University (1998) and Princeton University (2005), respectively. He joined Qualcomm Inc. as a senior engineer after his graduation from Princeton. In 2007, he joined the EECS department of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where he was promoted to associated professor and full professor in 2013 and 2019, respectively. In 2022, he joined Purdue University, affiliated in both the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics and the Elmore School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. His research interest includes wireless communications, statistical signal processing, cyber physical systems, networked control, and information theory. He has received numerous best paper awards in journals such as the EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking (2015) and conferences such as IEEE ICC (2012) and Globecom (2017).
