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Toward Service-Balanced ISAC: From Coupled RAN to De-Coupled RAN
Sixth-generation (6G) applications require radio access networks (RANs) to support reliable communication and seamless sensing across their operating regions. In coupled RAN deployments, shared downlink transmitting and uplink receiving sites constrain the network's ability to accommodate asymmetric
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