18033467. Prioritizing Random Access Procedures for Mobile Terminated Access Attempts in Paging Message simplified abstract (Nokia Technologies Oy)

Prioritizing Random Access Procedures for Mobile Terminated Access Attempts in Paging Message

Organization Name

Nokia Technologies Oy

Inventor(s)

Malgorzata Tomala of Wroclaw (PL)

Samuli Heikki Turtinen of Ii (FI)

Gyorgy Tamas Wolfner of Budapest (HU)

Prioritizing Random Access Procedures for Mobile Terminated Access Attempts in Paging Message - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18033467 titled 'Prioritizing Random Access Procedures for Mobile Terminated Access Attempts in Paging Message

Simplified Explanation

The abstract of this patent application describes a method for a user equipment (UE) in a wireless system to receive and apply random-access priority information. When a random access is triggered, the UE uses the random-access priority received in a paging message. The network node in the wireless system generates this random-access priority information for the UE to use during a random-access procedure.

• The UE receives random-access priority information in a paging message.
• When a random access is triggered, the UE applies the random-access priority received in the paging message.
• The network node in the wireless system generates the random-access priority information for the UE.
• The network node sends the random-access priority information to the UE in a paging message.

Potential Applications

• This technology can be applied in various wireless systems, such as cellular networks, to improve the efficiency of random-access procedures.
• It can be used in IoT networks to prioritize random access requests from different devices based on their assigned random-access priority.

Problems Solved

• Prioritizing random access requests in wireless systems can be challenging without a standardized method.
• Without the random-access priority information, the UE may not be able to efficiently handle random-access procedures.

Benefits

• The UE can prioritize its random access requests based on the received random-access priority information, leading to improved system efficiency.
• The network node can assign different random-access priorities to UEs based on their requirements or importance, allowing for better resource allocation and management.

Original Abstract Submitted

A UE receives, in a paging message, information corresponding to random-access priority. The UE applies, in response to a random access being triggered, the random-access priority according to the information received in the paging message. A network node in a wireless system generates information corresponding to random-access priority for a UE to use for a random-access procedure. The network node sends, in a paging message, information corresponding to the random-access priority toward the user equipment.