Abstract
Monostatic backscatter (MBS) networks provide connectivity for ultra-low power and low-cost tags for numerous applications. However, the reader operates in the full-duplex (FD) mode and experiences self-interference (SI) levels much higher (e.g., 160 dB) than the desired signal. However, hardware-based SI cancellation (SIC) techniques can remove SI partially only. Therefore, residual SI (RSI) dramatically degrades system performance. To remedy this problem, we develop a sum-rate maximization algorithm that suppresses the RSI and ensures that the tags harvest sufficient energy. It jointly optimizes the reader precoder and combiners and the tags reflection coefficients. Because of the non-convexity of this problem, we utilize alternating optimization (AO) to split it into three parts. They are then solved using successive convex approximation (SCA) and semidefinite relaxation (SDR) techniques to yield the precoder, a generalized Rayleigh quotient-based closed-form solution for the combiners, and geometric programming (GP) to get the reflection coefficients. Simulation results validate the fast convergence of the algorithm and show significant sum rate improvements (more than 21%) over the baselines.
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