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The angular correlation function (CF) refers to the correlation of particles in the relative pseudorapidity and relative azimuthal angle. It is used to study strongly interacting matter properties at relativistic energies. Recent observations suggest that the study of CF of identified particles can provide more detailed insight into strongly interacting matter properties, in comparison with measurements of unidentified particles. In these proceedings, recent STAR experimental results of two-pion and two-proton CF are shown. The dependence of CF on collision energy and centrality is presented.

$\Delta \eta $--$\Delta \phi $ Correlations of Identified Particles in the Beam Energy Scan Program at STAR