| Report Title: |
2006
Temperature Sensors |
| Price: |
$2,995.00 USD |
| Release Date: |
June
2006 |
| Pages: |
52 |
| Report Category: |
Sensors and Actuators Markets – Worldwide |
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| Table
of Contents |
Significant Findings
Introduction
Temperature Sensor Overview
Integrated Circuit Sensors
Regional Forecast
Americas
Europe
Japan
Asia Pacific
Application Consumption Forecast
Automotive
Computer
Consumer
Communications
Industrial
Suppliers
Analog Devices
Maxim Integrated Products
National Semiconductor
Texas Instruments
Microchip Technology
Infineon
Andigilog
Methodology
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| Table
of Tables |
Table 1: Worldwide Temperature
Sensors Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Table 2: Worldwide Sensor Revenue Forecast by Type
Table 3: Worldwide Temperature Sensor Revenue by Region
Table 4: Worldwide Temperature Sensor Revenue by Market
Segment
Table 5: Worldwide Automotive Application Shipment Forecast
Table 6: Worldwide Computer Application Shipment Forecast
Table 7: Worldwide Hard Disk Drive Shipment Forecast by
Market Segment
Table 8: Worldwide Consumer Application Shipment Forecast
Table 9: Worldwide Communications Application Shipment
Forecast
Table 10: Worldwide Industrial Application Shipment Forecast
Table 11: 2005 Temperature Sensor Revenue and Market Share
by Supplier
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| Table
of Figures |
Figure 1: Worldwide
Sensors Revenue Share by Type (2005 and 2011)
Figure 2: Worldwide Temperature
Sensor IC Pricing Forecast
Figure 3: 2005 Worldwide DC
Brushless Fan Revenue by Market Segment
Figure 4: Worldwide Temperature
Sensors Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Figure 5: 2005 Worldwide Temperature
Sensor Revenue Share by Market Segment
Figure 6: Worldwide Temperature
Sensor Revenue Share by Region (2006 and 2011)
Figure 7: Worldwide Temperature
Sensor Revenue Forecast
Figure 8: Americas Temperature
Sensor Revenue Forecast
Figure 9: Europe Temperature
Sensor Revenue Forecast
Figure 10: Japan Temperature
Sensor Revenue Forecast
Figure 11: Asia Pacific Temperature
Sensor Revenue Forecast
Figure 12: Worldwide Temperature
Sensor Revenue by Market Segment
Figure 13: Worldwide Temperature
Sensor Revenue Forecast for the Automotive Market
Figure 14: Worldwide Temperature
Sensor Revenue Forecast for the Computer Market
Figure 15: Worldwide Temperature
Sensor Revenue Forecast for the Consumer Market
Figure 16: Worldwide Hard
Disk Drive Shipments by Market Segment (2006 and 2011)
Figure 17: Worldwide Temperature
Sensor Revenue Forecast for the Communications Market
Figure 18: Worldwide Temperature
Sensor Revenue Forecast for the Industrial Market
Figure 19: 2005 Temperature
Sensor Revenue Share by Supplier
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| Abstract |
| Today's electronic application designs
are shrinking in size at a rate similar to the growing
complexity of the devices inside. With more complex designs
residing on smaller boards, temperature management becomes
a real issue. The importance of thermal management is gaining
momentum, providing a strong market opportunity for devices
servicing this function. |
| Temperature measurement in electronics
has been around for years. Prior to the introduction of
integrated temperature sensing circuits, this function
was performed by thermocouplers and RTDs (Resistive Temperature
Detectors). Both are passive devices, a market on the decline,
as integrated solutions continue to reach competitive price
points. |
| Temperature sensors have been used
in many embedded applications, and of course, in the more
common computer processor thermal management function.
Obvious applications include power supplies, computers,
peripherals, automotive, and industrial equipment. With
lower power products on the market, new applications are
uncovered, such as battery powered GPS instruments, and
even high volume wireless handsets. |
| Databeans estimates the current market
for temperature sensor ICs at $674 million. Growing
at an aggressive average annual growth rate of 20 percent
each year, this market may reach nearly $2 billion in the
next five years. In Databeans new study, “2006
Temperature Sensors” this market is examined. The
report provides detailed coverage on application consumption,
regional demand, and market share for the top temperature
sensor suppliers. |
Other significant findings include:
- Worldwide sensor average annual revenue growth exceeds
18 percent
- Temperature sensor revenue growth leads all other
sensor categories
- Automotive and communications markets drive demand,
while volumes are maintained in the computer space
- Market leaders include Analog Devices, Maxim Integrated
Products and National Semiconductor
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