Terminal Resource Selection for URLLC and VoIP Services

The patent applies dynamics by enabling the terminal to dynamically select among multiple pre-configured non-dynamic scheduling resource sets based on real-time service requirements, traffic volume, and priority levels. This dynamic selection mechanism allows the system to adapt to different service types (e.g., URLLC, eMBB, VoIP) without requiring complex real-time reconfiguration, thus improving adaptability while keeping device complexity manageable.

The patent implements preliminary action by pre-configuring multiple sets of non-dynamically scheduled transmission resources with different parameters (time-frequency resources, reference signal configurations, modulation and coding schemes, power control parameters) before actual data transmission. The terminal can then directly select from these pre-prepared resource sets based on service requirements, avoiding the need for complex real-time resource configuration and reducing device complexity during operation.

The patent resolves this contradiction by introducing dynamic selection capability within a non-dynamic scheduling framework. The terminal can dynamically choose the most appropriate pre-configured resource set based on current service requirements, traffic volume, and priority, thereby maintaining high effective transmission time while ensuring reliable resource allocation that adapts to changing conditions.

The patent applies parameter changes by configuring multiple resource sets with different parameters (time-frequency resources, reference signal configurations, modulation and coding schemes, power control parameters) and enabling the terminal to select appropriate parameter combinations based on service requirements. This allows the system to maintain non-dynamic scheduling efficiency while adapting to varying service conditions through parameter selection.