MEMS technology has been around for a very long time, with the concept originating sometime in the 1950's. MicroElectroMechanical Systems (MEMS) simply means that the IC includes an added mechanical aspect or function. These devices can be used in a variety of applications to detect almost any kind of energy transfer.
The largest application segments are inkjet printer heads, followed by optical components used in television and networks, other consumer applications, and automotive applications that use pressure sensors, gyroscopes, and accelerometers. This is a market that is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 20 percent over the next five years, due to higher consuming applications emerging from the communications market, such as cell phones, and the high growth seen in automotive applications such as with airbag systems and tire pressure sensors.
This new study provides readers with an in-depth market analysis on this miniature machines. Revenue and unit forecasts are presented by market segment, region, and by product type. The report provides detailed forecasts for hot application areas, such as DLP products and optical network MEMs devices. Market share is also presented for the top tier MEMs suppliers.
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Significant Findings
Overview
Forecast Overview
Regional Forecast
Americas
Europe
Japan
Asia Pacific
Consumption Analysis
Automotive
Computer
Consumer
Communications
Industrial
Production Analysis
Microfluidic Devices
Pressure Sensors
Accelerometers
Optical MEMS
Other
Market Share Analysis
Texas Instruments
Robert Bosch
Infineon Technologies
Analog Devices
Others
Methodology
Figure 1: Worldwide MEMS Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs)
Figure 2: Worldwide MEMS Revenue Share by Region (2006 and 2011)
Figure 3: Worldwide MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 4: Americas MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 5: Europe MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 6: Japan MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 7: Asia Pacific MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 8: Worldwide MEMS Revenue Share by Market Segment (2006 and 2011)
Figure 9: Worldwide Automotive MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 10: Worldwide Automotive Airbag Safety System Shipment Forecast
Figure 11: Worldwide Computer MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 12: Worldwide Optical MEMs Revenue from Video Applications
Figure 13: Worldwide Consumer MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 14: Worldwide Optical Networking MEMs Revenue Forecast
Figure 15: Worldwide Communications MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 16: Worldwide Blood Pressure Monitor Device Shipment Forecast
Figure 17: Worldwide Industrial MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 18: Worldwide MEMS Revenue Share by Product Type (2006 and 2011)
Figure 19: Worldwide Microfluidic MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 20: Worldwide Pressure Sensors MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 21: Worldwide Accelerometer MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 22: Worldwide Optical MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 23: Worldwide Other MEMS Revenue Forecast
Figure 24: 2005 Worldwide MEMS Revenue by Supplier
Table 1: Worldwide MEMS Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs)
Table 2: Worldwide MEMS Revenue Forecast by Region
Table 3: Worldwide MEMS Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
Table 4: Worldwide Automotive Application Shipment Forecast
Table 5: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast
Table 6: Worldwide Computer Shipment Forecast by Application
Table 7: Worldwide Consumer Equipment Shipment Forecast by Application
Table 8: Worldwide Communications Equipment Shipment Forecast by Application
Table 9: Worldwide Industrial Equipment Shipment Forecast for High Volume Applications
Table 10: Worldwide Industrial Equipment Shipment Forecast for Low Volume Applications
Table 11: Worldwide MEMS Revenue Forecast by Product Type
Table 12: 2005 Worldwide MEMS Revenue by Supplier
