Lithium ion batteries...?
With all the new of these smart phones with lithium batteries catching fire and previously those hover board thingys with similar problems that supposedly had LI .. is there a general concern with lit...
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bwanshoom wrote:theoldwizard1 wrote:
Samsung will likely never release the information on the "root cause", but I will bet it is not primarily the battery itself.
In this article Samsung explains it is a manufacturing defect in the battery.
That is NOT how I understand this quote !
Samsung recently explained to Korean authorities that it needs time to determine the exact cause of the problem, but the company believes the problem occurred during the (phone) manufacturing process.
Initial conclusions indicate an error in (the phone) production that placed pressure on plates contained within battery cells, That in turn brought negative and positive poles into contact, triggering excessive heat.
