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Samsung SDI engineered new stacking method for smartphone batteries
Samsung SDI has invented a new battery production process for small batteries. It is a stacking technology that stacks the internal material of the battery layer by layer like a staircase. This also helps to retain the battery power for a longer duration and also reduces its overheating.
According to news firm ‘TheElec‘, Samsung SDI has decided to introduce a stacking type production process to the small pouch-type battery, at the production line at its Cheonan plant. This is done by remodeling the production line called M-line.
Until now, only the winding-type batteries are produced by weaving a battery material such as cathode material, separator, and anode material. This is the first time that Samsung SDI is preparing to produce small batteries in the stacking process.
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The exact amount of investment was not disclosed but is expected to be around 100 billion won, and more can also be required to renovate all the production lines.
In the recent time, only Samsung SDI has developed a new separate pilot line and on the other hand, the statement of industry officials also verify the same, having said that “the Chinese pilot line is for mass production testing, and we plan to utilize the domestic Cheonan plant for the production line.”
Samsung SDI found that by using this stacking process, energy density can be increased by more than 10%. So instead of notching equipment to make tabs of anode and cathode materials, stacking equipment is needed to properly stack these materials.
Why this stacking process is used?
Stacking has been used first for the fifth-generation electric vehicle batteries. The process is adopted for making the smartphone batteries because it increases the energy density of the battery, and provides increased battery mileage at a reduced cost. Though it’s very tough to utilize each and every space inside the battery this process can help a lot.
Cylindrical batteries also provide the performance but the regular charging and discharging of the battery reduces the energy-carrying capability of the material. Which results in a swollen battery, and this is all due to deterioration of the material inside the battery.
It’s a very big day for Android enthusiasts! For those waiting for Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series, this article gives a sneak peek at the design of the upcoming S24. Reliable source today exposed the design of the Samsung Galaxy S24 5G and it’s undoubtedly stunning.
Samsung is preparing an early launch for its next-gen Galaxy S smartphone. The launch could happen in the third week of January 2024, while the design of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S24 has been revealed, courtesy of Smartprix, via Onleaks.
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Per the input, the Galaxy S24 comes with a 6.1-inch flat panel. While the front remains untouched, there are notable alterations in the side frames, resulting in a subtly different in-hand experience. The next flagship brings a flat frame design, a departure from the rounded edges seen in previous generations.
Compared to the S23, the upcoming S24 could be slightly taller and less wide, with dimensions approximately 147 x 70.5 x 7.6 mm. Besides, the inclusion of a UWB (Ultra-Wideband) Antenna on the right side of the device is a notable first for Samsung.
On the rear side, the Galaxy S24 5G equips three cameras protruding individually from the frame, accompanied by an LED flash. Probably, the back will flaunt a soft matte finish, enhancing the tactile feel when held in hand along with maintaining continuity with its predecessor.
Samsung’s Galaxy A15 5G will continue to follow the signature Galaxy design language. Following the leaked renders, the design of the upcoming Galaxy A15 smartphone has been revealed in a new leaked image by well-known leaker Evan Blass.
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The new leaked image flaunts Samsung’s Galaxy A15 in its Black colorway, revealing the side and rear design. On the back, the phone has three camera sensors (aligned vertically) and an LED flash. On the right side, there are volume rockers and a side key, as usual.
What’s New Under the Hood?
Earlier leaks revealed that the Galaxy A15 will measure 160.2 x 76.8 x 8.4 mm, and it will have a 3.5 mm headphone jack. There’s a USB-C port on the bottom, a flat-ish frame, and the right side, where the power button (w/ embedded fingerprint sensor) and volume buttons are.
Adding to this, the phone will have a 6.4-inch display, with a U-shaped notch. The 5G variant might bring a 6.6-inch 90 Hz LCD screen, the Exynos 1330 or MediaTek Dimensity 700 SoC, 4/6/8GB of RAM, 64/128GB of storage, three rear cameras (50 MP main, 2 MP macro, 2 MP depth), a 13 MP selfie snapper.
Samsung has begun releasing a huge size update for Galaxy A52s smartphone, which installs the latest Android security patch release in September 2023 to make your device more secure and stable.
September 2023 security update for Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G smartphone comes with One UI build version A528BXXU5EWH9 and a big size installtion package of around 1.5GB. The changelog of the update does not contain any new feature or change except for security maintenance and stability optimization.
According to official details, the September 2023 security patch fixes over 60 flaws found in smartphones and tablets in the previous version. In addition, it updates several stock apps to the newest version such as Samsung Notes, Members, Wallet, and Calculator.
The update is currently rolling out for Galaxy A52s smartphone in Brazil and the company will soon expand it to more countries. You can install the update through Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.
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