A self-interference channel 248 is illustrated as a line drawn between the transmit antenna 243a and the receiver antenna 243b. The self-interference channel 248 corresponds to a coupling of a transmitted RF signal, e.g., a downlink (DL) RF signal 249a into a front end of the receiver module 242. According to the self-interference channel 248, a portion of the DL RF signal 249a may couple into a front end of the receiver module 242 in combination with an uplink (UL) RF signal 249b, also present at the front end of the receiver module 242. The actual coupling mechanisms that give rise to the self-interference channel 248 may include one or more of antenna-to-antenna coupling, cable-to-cable coupling, internal device coupling, reflections from environmental objects, and so on.