Reference Time Interval Condition for Multi-Carrier Peak Data Rate

The patent applies parameter changes by introducing a reference time interval parameter and a reference number of information bits parameter to define peak data rate. By changing the parameters used for data rate definition from flexible variable durations to a standardized reference interval, the system maintains adaptability for multiple services while reducing the complexity of scheduling decisions and peak data rate calculations.

The patent applies preliminary action by pre-defining a reference time interval and establishing a standardized method for calculating reference number of information bits before actual scheduling decisions are made. This preliminary framework enables precise definition of peak data rate even when using shorter transmission time intervals for low latency services like URLLC, ensuring scheduling accuracy without compromising speed.

The patent applies segmentation by dividing the multi-carrier data rate management into separate evaluations for each carrier based on their individual processing timelines. By calculating the reference number of information bits for each carrier separately using their specific processing characteristics, the system achieves high productivity through multiple carriers while reducing device complexity by avoiding the need to manage extreme peak rates across all carriers simultaneously.