Global Market for Inductors is Forecast to Reach US$9.3 Billion by 2020
Resurgence of Automotive,
Consumer Electronics, and Telecom Sectors Fuels Consumption of Inductors,
According to New Report by Global Industry
Analysts, Inc.
GIA announces the
release of a comprehensive global report on Inductors markets. Global market for Inductors is forecast to
reach US$9.3 billion by 2020, spurred by resurgence in demand from automotive,
consumer electronics, and telecom sectors.
Demand for inductors
is linked to the health of key end-use markets, such as automotive, consumer
electronics, and telecom. Stable automobile production in developing markets in
Asia-Pacific, and gradually recovering automobile sales in developed markets
such as the United States, is driving demand for passive electronic components,
particularly inductors, which are critical power management devices in a number
of automotive electronics systems. Demand for common mode inductor is spurred
by increasing adoption of Controller Area Network (CAN) bus protocol in
automotive applications.
The telecom
industry represents another strong end-use market for inductors. Expansion of
3G, and 4G communication infrastructure and convergence of voice and data
services, are reinforcing demand for inductors. The booming smartphones and
tablet PC market is fuelling consumption of power inductors for use in supply
circuits, and high-frequency inductors for use in Common Mode Filters (CMFs)
and RF circuits. The growing trend towards compact, lightweight, and
energy-efficient consumer electronics devices is generating demand for Switch
Mode Power Supply (SMPS) with special coils. The fast-expanding alternative
power generation sector is driving the need for smart grids, which in turn is
benefiting the market for inductors. Lack of power quality and the resulting robust
demand for surge protection devices in developing countries is also fuelling
growth in the market. Gyrators that produce inductance by using capacitors are
emerging as strong contenders in portable device applications, where use of conventional
inductors is limited due to bulky dimensions and propensity for performance
deviations. Manufacturers therefore face the challenge of developing ever-smaller
inductors with lower copper utilization and smaller windings to keep pace with the
ongoing miniaturization trend in the downstream electronics industry.
As stated by the
new market research report on Inductors, Asia-Pacific
represents the largest as well as fastest growing market with a CAGR of 6.0%
over the analysis period. Rapid industrialization, infrastructure development, emerging
economies, increased urbanization, growing employment opportunities, and rising
middle class spending are driving robust demand for automobiles, telecom
equipment, and CE devices, thereby providing a fillip to the inductors market
in the region. The highly profitable and well established downstream
electronics industry in Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and China, also make Asia-Pacific
a lucrative market for inductors.
Major players covered
in the report include API Delevan Inc., Caddell-Burns Manufacturing Co. Inc., Chilisin
Electronics Corp., Datatronic Distribution Inc., Delta Electronics Inc., Delta
Electronics Inc., Houston Transformer Company Ltd., Murata Manufacturing
Company Ltd., Panasonic Corporation, Pulse Electronics Corporation, Sumida Corp.,
Taiyo Yuden Co. Ltd., TOKO Inc., TT Electronics PLC, BI Technologies Corp., TDK-EPC
Corp., and Vishay Intertechnology Inc., among others.
The research
report titled “Inductors: A Global Strategic Business
Report” announced by Global Industry Analysts Inc., provides a
comprehensive analysis of market trends, drivers, issues, challenges, mergers,
acquisitions and other strategic industry activities of major and niche global
and regional players. The single segment report provides market estimates and
projections in US dollars for major geographic markets, including the United
States, Canada, Japan, Europe (France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, Russia, and Rest
of Europe), Asia-Pacific (China, and Rest of Asia-Pacific), Latin America, and
Rest of World.
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