KEY TAKE AWAYS
- To define the sensors market for consumer electronics.
- To measure the global sensor market for consumer electronics and its various sub-segments, which will include products, technology and applications
- To identify the major driving factors and inhibitors
- To analyze the trends and forecasts of the sensor market for consumer electronics and its segments
- To identify the major stakeholders in the market and draw a competitive landscape for the market leaders
- To analyze the opportunities in the market for the stakeholders.
Report description
With the dawn of industrialization in the 19th century, automation became a new trend and this called for a proper sensing system. Sensors have been developed since those early days of industrialization. However, with extensive research, significant improvement in terms of performance and reliability was achieved. Application specific sensors began to be made available in the market and their list went on a rise with greater number of application areas getting into automation. Consumer electronics is a vast application area for sensors. Improved automation and efficiency are the two objectives for the manufacturers of consumer electronics and sensors have helped them to answer both the objectives. Different types of sensors like process variable sensors, physical property sensors, electrical property sensors, proximity and position sensors, IR sensors, optical and imaging sensors have helped in the automation process for consumer electronics and also make them multi-functional and more efficient. With a growing competition in the consumer electronics market and a greater number of companies fighting their way out to gain market share, there is a greater demand for product up gradation and improvement which calls for a number of additions, one of the most important ones being sensors.
MARKETS COVERED
Our report covers all the major types of sensors used for consumer electronics like Process variable sensors, physical property sensors, proximity and displacement sensors, position sensors, electrical property sensors, optical and imaging sensors and Infra-red sensors and their sub-types as well in great detail. The important conventional technologies as well as the advanced technologies for sensors have been covered in our report. We have done an in-depth geographic analysis for each of the markets and their sub-segments, covering the major regional markets, viz. U.S, Europe, Asia and Rest of the World. We have not included the chemical and electrochemical sensors because of their non-usage in the consumer electronics market.
STAKEHOLDERS
The intended audience of this report includes:
- Sensor manufacturers
- Consumer electronics manufacturers
- Retailers and super-retailers
- Research labs
- OEMs of the consumer electronic goods
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction
2. Summary
3. Market Overview
4. Types of Sensors for consumer electronics
4.1 Process Variable Sensors
4.1.1 Pressure sensors
4.1.1.1Absolute pressure sensor
4.1.1.2Gauge pressure sensor
4.1.1.3Vacuum pressure sensor
4.1.1.4Differential pressure sensor
4.1.1.5Sealed pressure sensor
4.1.1.6Optical Pressure Sensors
4.1.1.7Capacitive Pressure Sensors
4.1.1.8Piezo-resistive Sensors
4.1.2 Temperature Sensors
4.1.2.1Thermocouples
4.1.2.2Thermistors
4.1.2.3Resistance Temperature Detectors
4.1.2.4Others
4.1.3 Level Sensors
4.1.3.1Ultrasonic & Electromagnetic
4.1.3.2Mass Flow
4.1.3.3Differential Pressure
4.1.3.4Other
4.1.4 Humidity sensors
4.1.4.1Capacitive Humidity Sensors
4.1.4.2Resistive Humidity Sensors
4.1.4.3Thermal Conductivity Humidity Sensors
4.1.5 Flow Sensors
4.1.5.1Magnetic Flow Sensors
4.1.5.2Mass Flow Sensors
4.1.5.3Vortex Flow Sensors
4.1.5.4Ultrasonic Flow Sensors
4.1.6 Other Process Variable Sensors
4.2 Physical Property Sensors
4.2.1 Speed Sensors
4.2.2 Motion Sensors
4.2.2.1 Navigational Sensors
4.2.2.2 Ultrasonic Sensors
4.2.2.3 Squid Sensors
4.2.2.4 Film Sensors
4.2.3 Vibration sensors
4.2.4 Torque sensors
4.2.5 Other Physical Property Sensors
4.3 Proximity and displacement sensors
4.3.1 Inductive Proximity Sensor
4.3.2 Photoelectric Proximity & Displacement Sensor
4.3.3 Magnetic Hall Effect Proximity Sensor
4.3.4 Capacitance Proximity Sensor
4.3.5 Ultrasonic Proximity Sensor
4.3.6 Potentiometric Displacement Sensor
4.4 Position sensors
4.4.1 Mirror Position sensor
4.4.2 Precision Potentiometer
4.4.3 LVDT sensor
4.4.4 Magnetic Field Sensors
4.4.5 Magnetostrictive Position Sensor
4.4.6 Position-compensation Sensors
4.4.7 Optical Position Sensors
4.5 Electrical Property Sensors
4.5.1 Voltage sensors
4.5.1.1 AC Voltage sensor
4.5.1.2 DC Voltage sensor
4.5.2 Current sensors
4.5.2.1 Open Loop
4.5.2.2 Closed Loop
4.5.3 Power sensors
4.5.4 Resistance sensors
4.5.5 Conductance sensors
4.6 Infra-red (IR) sensors
4.7 Optical & imaging sensors
4.7.1 Color sensors
4.7.2 Optical biosensors
4.7.3 Laser sensors
4.7.4 Rotation sensors
4.7.5 Fiber-optic sensors
4.8 Other Sensors
5. Major Technologies
5.1 General
5.1.1 Electrical & Magnetic
5.1.2 Photoelectric & Optoelectronic
5.1.3 Mechanical
5.1.4 Sonic & Ultrasonic
5.1.5 Solid-State
5.1.6 Others
5.2 Advanced Technologies
5.2.1 Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS)
5.2.2 Smart Sensors & Smart Dust
5.2.3 Nanotechnology
5.2.4 Electronic Noses & Tongues
5.2.5 Telematic
6. Applications
6.1 Heaters/Coolers
6.1.1 Geysers
6.1.2 Air conditioners
6.1.3 Electrical Heaters
6.1.4 Electric cookers
6.1.5 Hot/Cool air blowers
6.1.6 Others
6.2 Entertainment
6.2.1 Television
6.2.2 Music/CD Players/iPods
6.2.3 Loud speakers/Woofers
6.2.4 Radio sets
6.2.5 Others
6.3 Fitness
6.3.1 Rowing machines
6.3.2 Exercise bikes
6.3.3 Elliptical machines
6.3.4 Treadmills
6.3.5 Steppers
6.3.6 Timers
6.3.7 Portable Tachometers
6.3.8 Others
6.4 IT/Hardware
6.4.1 Computers/laptops
6.4.2 Projectors
6.4.3 Printers
6.4.4 Scanners
6.4.5 USB devices
6.4.6 Others
6.5 Accessories
6.5.1 Watches
6.5.2 Child-trackers
6.5.3 Hands-free devices
6.5.4 Others
6.6 Communication
6.6.1 Mobile phones
6.6.2 Bluetooth devices
6.6.3 Mini FM transceivers
6.6.4 Others
6.7 Home appliances
6.7.1 Dish washers
6.7.2 Washing machines
6.7.3 Mixers & Grinders
6.7.4 Water purifiers
6.7.5 Vacuum cleaners
6.7.6 Driers
6.7.7 Food Processor
6.7.8 Others
6.8 Others
7. Geographic Analysis
7.1 U.S
7.2 Europe
7.3 Asia
7.4 Rest of the World
8. Company Profiles
9. Patent Analysis
List of companies
- AB Automotive
- Airpax HoldingsAMETEK Incorporated
- Analog Devices Incorporated
- Anderson Instrument
- Ashcroft Holdings
- Autoliv Incorporated
- Avago Technologies Limited
- Banner Engineering Corporation
- BEI Duncan Electronics
- Bosch (Robert) GmbH
- Cherry Corporation
- City Technology
- Continental AG
- Crouzet Automatismes
- Custom Sensors & Technologies
- Danaher Corporation
- Delphi Corporation
- Draeger Medica
- Eaton Corporation
- Emerson Electric Company
- EnviteC-Wismar
- First Technology Automotive and Special Products
- Fisher Controls International
- Ford Motor Company
- Freescale Semiconductor Incorporated
- Gems Sensors
- General Electric Company
- GE Sensing
- GLI International
- Goodrich Corporation
- Hach
- Hach Ultra Analytics
- Heraeus Holding GmbH
- Honeywell International Incorporated
- Invensys plc
- Johnson Controls Incorporated
- Kavlico
- Machinery Health Management
- Measurement Specialties Incorporated
- Micro Motion
- Nagano Keiki Company Limited
- NAMCO
- NEGELE MESSTECHNIK
- NGK Spark Plug Company Limited
- Northrop Grumman Corporation
- OMRON Corporation
- Optek Technology
- Osram Opto Semiconductors
- PerkinElmer Incorporated
- Raytheon Company
- Rockwell Automation Incorporated
- Rosemount Analytical
- Rosemount
- Schneider Electric SA
- Sensata Technologies BV
- Sensors Unlimited
- Siemens AG
- SMaL Camera Technologies
- Stoneridge Incorporated
- Systron Donner Automotive
- Systron Donner Inertial
- Therm-O-Disc
- TRW Automotive Holdings Corporation
- Texas Instruments
- TT electronics plc
- Tyco Electronics Limited
- Valeo Sylvania
- Vishay Intertechnology Incorporated
- Visteon Corporation