PUSCH Power Control for High-Priority UCI Multiplexing

The power control parameters are segmented into multiple subsets, where each subset is specifically configured for different priority levels of UCI. When high-priority UCI is multiplexed on low-priority PUSCH, a dedicated power control parameter subset is applied to ensure the high-priority transmission reliability, while other subsets handle normal priority transmissions. This segmentation allows the system to maintain simplicity for常规 transmissions while providing enhanced reliability for high-priority communications.

The system is configured to automatically select and apply the appropriate power control parameter subset based on the priority level of the UCI being transmitted. When high-priority UCI is detected on a low-priority PUSCH, the corresponding dedicated power control parameters are automatically applied without requiring manual intervention or complex operational procedures. This self-service mechanism maintains ease of operation while ensuring high reliability for priority transmissions.

Different power control parameter subsets are configured with specific qualities and characteristics suited for different priority scenarios. Each subset contains parameters optimized for its intended use case, such as different power offsets, scaling factors, or adjustment coefficients. This local quality approach allows the system to have high adaptability to different priority scenarios while keeping each individual parameter subset relatively simple and manageable, rather than making one universal complex set.