An independent and external production company, Instrumental, has an analysis been done of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, they have the unit totally decomposes, and from their expertise looked at what the problem might be with the Galaxy Note 7. The device that Samsung is finally off the market had to catch up because the battery in flames or exploded. According to Instrumental is the biggest problem in the ever thinning of the smartphones. Because of this, certain layers of protection in the battery to become thin and could there be a short circuit caused in the battery.
It is a trend in recent years to mobile devices becoming increasingly thinner, we have seen that laptops are becoming thinner, but also smartphones over the past few years, becoming lighter and thinner. Now it seems Samsung at the border to be faced of what is possible with great consequences as a result. Samsung decided in the first instance, his Galaxy Note 7 to swap for models with a new battery, but then also that problems showed it was decided that the device is completely removed.
According to the Instrumental that on their own research into the problems with the Note 7, the problem lies mainly in the ever-thinning smartphones. Because the smartphone thinner should be, it was also decided to have the batteries increasingly thinner, it had the electrolytic separation between the anode and the cathode of graphite are also becoming thinner. This in combination with the warmth of the smartphone and press the device because they in pockets to be worn, and can ensure that the divorce can’t hold on, allowing the anode from making contact with the cathode. The result is that there is a short circuit takes place, or in the worst case, ignition or an explosion.
In the by Samsung used batteries is really the limit, looked up, the margins are all as thin as possible made to make the battery thinner and eventually so also the smartphone. According to the CEO of Instrumental, Anna Shedletsky, is that the reason for the problems with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
There, we can see that the Samsung Galaxy S8 is probably a slightly thicker device is going to introduce, with more margins in the battery of the device, so these are completely safe to use. Although it is clear why batteries and smartphones to be thinner, there’s also plenty of users who wonder why a device a few millimeters thicker, and the capacity of the batteries is further increased. That way would be a smartphone in theory 3 or 4 days should be able to go on one charge. Maybe this for Samsung now is a good idea.
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