| Report Title: |
2006 Yaw Rate Sensors and
Accelerometers |
| Price: |
$2,995.00 USD |
| Release Date: |
September
2006 |
| Pages: |
44 |
| Report Category: |
Sensors and Actuators Markets – Worldwide |
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| Table
of Contents |
Significant Findings
Sensor and Actuator Market
Overview
Yaw Rate and Accelerometer
Overview
Regional Forecast
Americas
Europe
Japan
Asia Pacific
Consumption Forecast by Application
Automotive
Consumer
Industrial
Suppliers
Robert Bosch
Freescale Semiconductor
Infineon Technologies
Analog Devices
Methodology
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| Table
of Tables |
Table 1: Worldwide Yaw
Rate and Accelerometer Market Forecast (Revenue, Units,
and ASP)
Table 2: Worldwide Sensor and Actuator Revenue Forecast by Product Type
Table 3: Worldwide Yaw Rate Sensor and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast by Region
Table 4: Worldwide Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast by Application
Market
Table 5: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
Table 6: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
Table 7: 2005 Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue by Supplier
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| Table
of Figures |
Figure 1: Worldwide Yaw
Rate and Accelerometer Market Forecast (Revenue, Units,
and ASP)
Figure 2: Worldwide Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Monthly Pricing Forecast
Figure 3: 2006 and 2011 Worldwide Sensor and Actuator Revenue by Product Type
Figure 4: 2006 Worldwide Sensors and Actuators Market Revenue Share by Product
Figure 5: 2006 Worldwide Sensors and Actuators Market Shipment Share by Product
Figure 6: Worldwide Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast
Figure 7: 2006 and 2011 Yaw Rate Sensor and Accelerometer Revenue Share by Region
Figure 8: Worldwide Yaw Rate Sensor and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast
Figure 9: Americas Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast
Figure 10: European Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast
Figure 11: Japanese Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast
Figure 12: Asia Pacific Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast
Figure 13: 2005 Passenger Cars in China Shipment Share by Region
Figure 14: Worldwide Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast
Figure 15: 2006 and 2011 Worldwide Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue Share by
Application Market
Figure 16: Automotive Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast
Figure 17: Yaw Rate Sensor and Accelerometer Applications in Vehicles
Figure 18: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast
Figure 19: Worldwide “Smart” Mobile Phone Shipment Forecast
Figure 20: Worldwide Consumer and Communications Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue
Forecast
Figure 21: Worldwide Industrial Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue Forecast
Figure 22: Worldwide Blood Pressure Monitor Shipment Forecast
Figure 23: 2005 Yaw Rate and Accelerometer Revenue by Supplier
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| Abstract |
Newton’s three laws of motion
provide relationships between force and movement. Yaw
rate sensors, in principle, are the means of collecting
the changes in these relationships, which when known,
can originate a reaction which might otherwise not occur.
Yaw rate sensors and accelerometers have been employed
in the automotive industry, where they are used in air
bag systems, suspension, and vehicle stability systems,
such as antilock braking systems (ABS). Due to advances
in manufacturing and packaging for these devices, new
opportunities are emerging in other market segments.
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| Cost reduction and smaller sizes have
helped find new homes for these devices in other applications,
such as laptop computers and mobile phones, where they
are used to sense a change in direction and set into motion
a chain of events. For example, to lock up a computer hard
drive in the event of a dropped laptop, or to end a call
if a mobile phone is placed face down on a desk. |
| Other applications also include medical
electronics, where these components are used in patient
monitoring, and consumer products, such as cameras, where
they are used in picture stabilization. In terms of use,
there are many applications where force and acceleration
apply, and the ability to capture the change in positioning
can provide people with products that are safer, more robust,
and improve the overall interaction between humans and
technology. |
| This study provides readers with an
overview of the yaw rate and accelerometer market, a regional
analysis, consumption demand by application, and market
share. Detailed forecasts include revenue and shipment
data over the next five years by region, by application,
and by product. Market share tables and analysis is included. |
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