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A High-Isolation Duplexer With Mismatched Load Impedance for Integrated Sensing and Communication

A novel 2.4 GHz passive duplexer with mismatched load impedance and high isolation between transmitting (TX) and receiving (RX) is proposed for integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) applications. By adjusting the impedance of a canceling tuner located between the quadrature coupler and the antenna, the load impedance of the coupler is tactfully mismatched, which reflects a portion of the TX power with the desired amplitude and phase to cancel out the TX/RX leakage to achieve a high TX/RX isolation of >56 dB. In the meantime, by leveraging the quadrature nature of the quadrature coupler, the proposed duplexer makes it possible for the transceiver to operate at dual circularly polarized (CP) mode, which is beneficial for the polarization requirement of ISAC. The proposed duplexer is fully characterized and evaluated in the custom-designed communication and radar sensing systems, and the simulation and experimental results demonstrate the feasibility for ISAC applications.