Methods for managing interruptions with multiple deactivated scells

A wireless device configured to be served by a first network node on a primary cell, PCell, the wireless device being capable of using at least two secondary serving cells, SCells, the wireless device comprising:

• a receiver configured to:
• receive a first request to perform a measurement on at least one cell on a first secondary component carrier, SCC, with a deactivated first SCell using at least a first measurement cycle;
• receive a second request to perform a measurement on at least one cell on a second SCC with a deactivated second SCell using at least a second measurement cycle;
• a processor;
• and
• a memory configured to store computer instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to:
• determine an effective serving cell interruption probability, Peff, of missed at least one of Acknowledgement, ACK, and Negative-Acknowledgement, NACK, signaling in an uplink, UL, direction based on at least the first measurement cycle and the second measurement cycle;
• and
• ensure that when transmitting packets between a serving cell and the wireless device, a serving cell interruption probability of missed at least one of ACK and NACK signaling in the UL direction does not exceed the determined effective serving cell interruption probability, Peff, of missed at least one of ACK and NACK signaling in the UL direction while performing the measurements on the cells of the first SCC and the second SCC.