Data sending method, device and system
The present invention discloses a data sending method, device and system. After establishing a connection between a wireless terminal and a wireless network side, it is detected whether the wireless terminal has data to be sent to the wireless network side. The data to be sent includes signaling data or user data. If a result of the detecting is that the wireless terminal does not have data to be sent, a power amplifier of the wireless terminal is confirmed to be in a non-working state. If a result of the detecting is that the wireless terminal has data to be sent, a power amplifier of the wireless terminal is confirmed to be in a working state.
1. A method of energy saving for a wireless terminal, the method comprising:
establishing, by the wireless terminal, a communication connection with a wireless network;
entering, by the wireless terminal, a dedicated channel (DCH) state, the communication connection being maintained for the wireless terminal to send and receive data in the DCH state;
determining, by the wireless terminal, whether the wireless terminal has uplink data on a data link layer to be sent to the wireless network; and
in a case that the wireless terminal has no uplink data on the data link layer to be sent, shutting off an uplink power amplifier (UPA) of the wireless terminal while the communication connection is maintained for the wireless terminal to communicate with the wireless network;
wherein the communication connection is a DCH connection that is maintained for the wireless terminal to send signaling data through a dedicated control channel (DCCH) and to send user data through a dedicated traffic channel (DTCH) to the wireless network.
2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising keeping a downlink power amplifier (DPA) open for the wireless terminal to receive data from the wireless network.
3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising turning on the UPA in a case that the wireless terminal has uplink data to be sent.
4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the UPA is shut off by a baseband chip of the wireless terminal.
5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the UPA is shut off by a command via an enable interface of the UPA.
6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the DCH state is a radio resource control (RRC)-DCH state, and the communication connection is a DCH connection.
7. The method of claim 1 , wherein the UPA is shut off with a safety delay.
8. The method of claim 7 , wherein the safety delay is at least 5 ms.
9. A wireless terminal, comprising:
an uplink amplifier (UPA); and
a baseband chip, configured to:
establish a communication connection with a wireless network;
enter a dedicated channel (DCH) state, the communication connection being maintained for the wireless terminal to send and receive data in the DCH state;
determine whether the wireless terminal has uplink data on a data link layer to be sent to the wireless network; and
in a case that the wireless terminal has no uplink data on the data link layer to be sent, shut off the UPA while the communication connection is maintained for the wireless terminal to communicate with the wireless network;
wherein the communication connection is a DCH connection that is maintained for the wireless terminal to send signaling data through a dedicated control channel (DCCH) and to send user data through a dedicated traffic channel (DTCH) to the wireless network.
10. The wireless terminal of claim 9 , wherein the baseband chip is further configured to keep a downlink power amplifier (DPA) open for the wireless terminal to receive data from the wireless network.
11. The wireless terminal of claim 9 , wherein the baseband chip is further configured to turn on the UPA in a case that the wireless terminal has uplink data to be sent.
12. The wireless terminal of claim 9 , wherein the UPA is shut off by a command via an enable interface of the UPA.
13. The wireless terminal of claim 9 , wherein the DCH state is a radio resource control (RRC)-DCH state and the communication connection is a DCH connection.
14. The wireless terminal of claim 9 , wherein the UPA is shut off with a safety delay.
15. The wireless terminal of claim 14 , wherein the safety delay is at least 5 ms.
16. A non-transitory computer readable storage medium, wherein the computer readable storage medium stores a computer program code that, when executed by a wireless terminal, enables the wireless terminal to execute the following steps:
establishing a communication connection with a wireless network;
entering a dedicated channel (DCH) state during which the communication connection is maintained for the wireless terminal to send and receive data;
determining whether the wireless terminal has uplink data on a data link layer to be sent to the wireless network; and
in a case that the wireless terminal has no uplink data on the data link layer to be sent, shutting off an uplink power amplifier (UPA) of the wireless terminal while the communication connection is maintained for the wireless terminal to communicate with the wireless network;
wherein the communication connection is a DCH connection that is maintained for the wireless terminal to send signaling data through a dedicated control channel (DCCH) and to send user data through a dedicated traffic channel (DTCH) to the wireless network.