Terminal Uplink Control Information Multiplexing Coding

The patent segments the UCI into different coding units based on priority levels. High-priority UCI and low-priority UCI are separated into distinct coding units, allowing independent coding and transmission. This segmentation enables the system to handle multiple UCIs with different priorities efficiently while maintaining manageable complexity through standardized segmentation rules.

The patent applies different coding characteristics to different coding units based on their priority. High-priority UCI receives different coding parameters compared to low-priority UCI, allowing optimized transmission for each priority level. This local differentiation of coding quality enables efficient resource allocation without requiring complex unified coding solutions.

By segmenting UCIs into separate coding units based on priority, the patent ensures that high-priority and low-priority information are transmitted with appropriate differentiation. This segmentation maintains reliability by ensuring priority-based handling while improving resource utilization through multiplexing of multiple priority levels on the same channel.

The patent changes coding parameters (such as coding rate, modulation scheme) based on UCI priority levels. This parameter differentiation ensures that high-priority UCI receives more robust transmission parameters while low-priority UCI uses optimized parameters, maintaining reliability across different priority levels while improving overall resource utilization.