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Full Duplex Device-to-Device Communication in Cellular Networks Samad Ali Nandana Rajatheva Matti Latva-aho Centre for Wireless Communications Centre for Wireless Communications Centre for Wireless Communications University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland Email: saali@ee.oulu.fi Email: rrajathe@ee.oulu.fi Email: matla@ee.oulu.fi Abstract—In this paper we investigate the applicability of in- techniques, this method provides 60 dB SI cancelation. In band full-duplex (FD) radios in device-to-device communication [2] authors have studied the characteristics of FD wireless (D2D) in cellular systems. The key challenge in FD radio design systems and the effects of different passive suppression and is the large self-interference on receiver. It is not possible to com- pletely cancel the self-interference in FD radios. Considering the active cancelation techniques. MIMO FD (MIDU) has been residual of self-interference, we study the performance of system considered in [3], where authors conclude that the optimal while D2D link is operating in half-duplex and full-duplex mode. performance can be achieved using the combination of MIMO A cellular system is considered while D2D users are exploiting and FD. A balanced/unbalanced transformer (BALUN) that the same resources with cellular users in uplink. We apply a uses signal inversion lemma to create the inverse of the power control method for D2D pair to limit the interference from them on base station. For interferenc