Terminal BWP Switching Priority for SDT, Paging, and WUS

The patent applies preliminary action by determining the execution sequence of target operations and BWP switching in advance through preset conditions. The terminal pre-establishes priority rules that specify whether to perform the target operation first or the BWP switching first, based on operation types such as SDT initiation, paging monitoring, and random access. This pre-determined sequencing resolves processing conflicts before they occur, allowing both operations to be efficiently managed without increasing real-time processing complexity.

The patent applies dynamics by making the execution sequence flexible rather than fixed. The terminal dynamically adjusts whether to prioritize the target operation or BWP switching based on preset conditions that consider the specific operation type and system state. For example, for SDT initiation the target operation may be prioritized, while for other operations BWP switching may take precedence. This dynamic sequencing ensures operation reliability when needed while minimizing switching delays through conditional optimization.

The patent applies preliminary action by pre-determining the optimal execution sequence based on the specific operation type and system conditions. The terminal uses preset conditions to decide in advance whether to perform BWP switching first or the target operation first. For operations where resource allocation is critical, BWP switching is prioritized; for time-sensitive operations, the target operation is completed first. This pre-planned sequencing optimizes both resource allocation efficiency and operation duration based on the specific scenario.