This month, Samsung will lay out the cause of the explosion Galaxy Note 7

2016 was a year quite stifling for Samsung. How it's possible, the explosion incident Samsung Galaxy Note 7 makes South Korean companies that lose financially in the massive amount.

While people have tried to forget this by eating the emergence of rumors Samsung Galaxy S8 in the first quarter of this year, Samsung apparently could not stay silent. Because Samsung is still investigating this matter, and will soon reveal the results.

Reporting from The Next Web that JoongAng Ilbo quoted the South Korean media, Samsung will officially disclose the results of their investigation why the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 could explode across multiple devices. Samsung said that it will be announced in late January. This course will answer the question marks that afflict many gadget lovers related to this incident.

Earlier, what was the cause of the battery of a smartphone can be burned even been reproduced is mister. This is a big question mark for gadget lovers, especially Galaxy Note 7 is the flagship of Samsung's lineup, in addition to the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.

At the beginning, reported by Phone Arena, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was known to malfunction in the battery case. Initial allegations Samsung, Samsung's own batteries manufactured fire risk.

Finally, a company from China battery manufacturer, ATL, lined up to produce a replacement battery from across Samsung Galaxy Note 7 returned. Previously, ATL produces 30 percent of the battery Galaxy Note 7, and no reports of exploding.

Finally, after the redemption process, the report Galaxy Note 7 still reportedly burning batteries. This triggers another prediction phablet why this can not be separated from the issue of exploding.

An assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University named Venkat Viswanathan, the causes of the explosion in the Galaxy Note 7 is a control system voltage of the battery. Uncontrolled voltage would cause large electric current does not fit, and cause a short-circuit. The professor also stated that with poor quality material in the battery, it also became one of the factors.

Meanwhile, according to Cho Jae-Phil director of Future Batteries Research Center, states that produce batteries in large quantities for a replacement, it is quite risky. In a fairly short time, produce batteries in ample time to make the issue of 'quality control' of any damage to the battery can not be denied his arrival.