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US Sensors Market
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Publication date :
January 2008
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US sensor demand to grow 4.3% per year through 2012
US demand for sensors is projected to advance 4.3 percent per annum through 2012 to $12.7 billion. Overall growth will be supported by technological advances that allow for price reduction and greater precision, which expand the use of sensors into new markets, as well as new applications within existing markets. Demand for sensors based on emerging technologies, such as MEMSbased and imaging sensors, will see the fastest gains. Process variable sensors (e.g., pressure, temperature, flow and level) will continue to be the largest type of sensor, although they are expected to grow at below-average rates since they represent some of the more mature products in the sensor industry. The automotive industry will remain the largest market, but growth will also be strong in military and aerospace applications.

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INTRODUCTION

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT

General

Macroeconomic Outlook

Personal Income & Expenditure Patterns

Fixed Investment

Manufacturing Outlook

Electrical & Electronic Sector Outlook

Market Volatility

Pricing Patterns

International Environment

World Supply & Demand

Trends in US Foreign Trade



Imports

Exports


III. TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW

General

Sensor Technology

Electrical & Magnetic

Photoelectric & Optoelectronic

Mechanical

Sonic & Ultrasonic

Other

Advanced Technological Concepts

Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS)

Smart Sensors & Smart Dust

Nanotechnology



Electronic Noses & Tongues

Electronic Noses

Electronic Tongues


Telematics

IV. PRODUCTS

General

Process Variable Sensors

Pressure Sensors



Differential & Gauge

Vacuum & Absolute


Temperature Sensors



Thermocouples

Thermistors

Resistance Temperature Detectors

Other


Flow & Level Sensors



Ultrasonic & Electromagnetic

Mass Flow

Differential Pressure

Other


Other Process Variable Sensors

Physical Property Sensors

Speed Sensors

Motion Sensors

Other Physical Property Sensors

Proximity & Positioning Sensors

Chemical Property Sensors

Electrical Property Sensors

Imaging Sensors

Other Sensors & Transducers

V. MARKETS

General

Motor Vehicles

Motor Vehicle Sector Outlook

Automotive Electronics Demand

Motor Vehicle Sensor Market



Demand by Sensor Type

Demand by Motor Vehicle System

Engine & Drivetrain

Safety & Security

Emissions Control

Other


Industrial

Process Manufacturing Outlook

Process Control Sensor Market

Machinery Outlook

Machinery Sensor Market

Military/Aerospace

Military/Aerospace Sector Outlook

Military/Aerospace Sensor Market

Electronic Security

Electronic Security Outlook

Electronic Security Sensor Market

Medical

Health Care Sector Outlook

Medical Sensor Market

Consumer Electrical & Electronic Products

Consumer Electrical & Electronic Sensor Market

Household Appliances

Consumer Electronics

Information Technology

Information Technology Outlook

Information Technology Sensor Market

Other Markets

VI. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

General

Industry Composition

Market Share & Leading Producers

Research & Product Development

Manufacturing

Marketing & Distribution

Financial Issues & Requirements

Mergers & Acquisitions

Company Profiles

AB Automotive, see TT electronics

Airpax Holdings, see Sensata Technologies BV

AMETEK Incorporated

Analog Devices Incorporated

Anderson Instrument, see Danaher

Ashcroft Holdings, see Nagano Keiki

Autoliv Incorporated

Avago Technologies Limited

Banner Engineering Corporation

BEI Duncan Electronics, see Schneider Electric

Bosch (Robert) GmbH

Cherry Corporation

City Technology, see Honeywell International

Continental AG

Crouzet Automatismes, see Schneider Electric

Custom Sensors & Technologies, see Schneider Electric

Danaher Corporation

Delphi Corporation

Draeger Medical, see Siemens

Eaton Corporation

Emerson Electric Company

EnviteC-Wismar, see Honeywell International

First Technology Automotive and Special Products, see Sensata Technologies

Fisher Controls International, see Emerson Electric

Ford Motor Company

Freescale Semiconductor Incorporated

Gems Sensors, see Danaher

General Electric Company

GE Sensing, see General Electric

GLI International, see Danaher

Goodrich Corporation

Hach, see Danaher

Hach Ultra Analytics, see Danaher

Heraeus Holding GmbH

Honeywell International Incorporated

Invensys plc

Johnson Controls Incorporated

Kavlico, see Schneider Electric

Machinery Health Management, see Emerson Electric

Measurement Specialties Incorporated

Micro Motion, see Emerson Electric

Nagano Keiki Company Limited

NAMCO, see Danaher

NEGELE MESSTECHNIK, see Danaher

NGK Spark Plug Company Limited

Northrop Grumman Corporation

OMRON Corporation

Optek Technology, see TT electronics

Osram Opto Semiconductors, see Siemens

PerkinElmer Incorporated

Raytheon Company

Rockwell Automation Incorporated

Rosemount Analytical, see Emerson Electric

Rosemount, see Emerson Electric

Schneider Electric SA

Sensata Technologies BV

Sensors Unlimited, see Goodrich

Siemens AG

SMaL Camera Technologies, see Sensata Technologies

Stoneridge Incorporated

Systron Donner Automotive, see Schneider Electric

Systron Donner Inertial, see Schneider Electric

Therm-O-Disc, see Emerson Electric

TRW Automotive Holdings Corporation

Texas Instruments, see Sensata Technologies

TT electronics plc

Tyco Electronics Limited

Valeo Sylvania, see Siemens

Vishay Intertechnology Incorporated

Visteon Corporation

Other Companies Mentioned in the Study

LIST OF TABLES

SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Summary Table

SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT

1 Macroeconomic Indicators

2 Personal Consumption Expenditures

3 Nonresidential Fixed Investment Expenditures

4 Manufacturers’ Shipments

5 Electrical & Electronic Product Shipments

6 Sensor Market Volatility

7 World Sensor Demand by Region

8 US Foreign Trade in Sensors

SECTION III -- TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW

1 Sensor Demand by Technology

2 Micro-Electro-Mechanical System Demand

SECTION IV -- PRODUCTS

1 Sensor Supply & Demand

2 Process Variable Sensor Demand by Type

3 Pressure Sensor Demand

4 Temperature Sensor Demand

5 Flow & Level Sensor Demand

6 Other Process Variable Sensor Demand

7 Physical Property Sensor Demand by Type

8 Speed Sensor Demand

9 Motion Sensor Demand

10 Other Physical Property Sensor Demand

11 Proximity & Positioning Sensor Demand by Type

12 Chemical Property Sensor Demand by Type & Analyte

13 Electrical Property Sensor Demand by Type

14 Imaging Sensor Demand by Type

15 Other Sensor Demand

SECTION V -- MARKETS

1 Sensor Demand by Market

2 Motor Vehicle Outlook

3 OEM Automotive Electronics Market

4 Motor Vehicle Sensor Market by Type & System

5 Selected Sensors in Motor Vehicles by System & Sensor Type

6 Motor Vehicle Engine & Drivetrain Sensor Market

7 Motor Vehicle Safety & Security System Sensor Market

8 Motor Vehicle Emissions Control System Sensor Market

9 Other Motor Vehicle System Sensor Market

10 Industrial Sensor Market

11 Process Manufacturers’ Shipments

12 Process Control Sensor Market

13 Machinery Shipments

14 Machinery Sensor Market

15 Aerospace Shipments & Defense Expenditures

16 Military/Aerospace Sensor Market

17 Electronic Security Product Shipments

18 Electronic Security Sensor Market

19 Health Care Indicators

20 Medical Sensor Market

21 Consumer Electrical & Electronic Product Shipments

22 Consumer Electrical & Electronic Sensor Market

23 Household Appliance Sensor Market

24 Consumer Electronics Sensor Market

25 Information Technology Equipment Shipments

26 Information Technology Sensor Market

27 Other Sensor Markets

SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

1 Sensor Sales by Company, 2007

2 Research & Development Spending Patterns: Selected Sensor Manufacturers, 2005-2007

3 Capital Spending Patterns: Selected Sensor Manufacturers, 2005-2007

4 Selected Cooperative Agreements

5 Composite Financial Ratios: Selected Sensor Manufacturers, 2005-2007

6 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures

LIST OF CHARTS

SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT

1 Sensor Market Volatility, 1997-2007

2 Sensor Pricing Patterns

3 US Sensor Imports by Source, 2007

4 US Exports by Destination, 2007

SECTION III -- TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW

1 Sensor Demand by Technology, 2007

SECTION IV -- PRODUCTS

1 Sensor Demand by Type

2 Process Variable Sensor Demand by Type, 2007

3 Physical Property Sensor Demand by Type, 2007

SECTION V -- MARKETS

1 Sensor Demand by Market, 2007

2 Average Number of Sensors per Vehicle

3 Motor Vehicle Sensor Demand by Type

4 Motor Vehicle Sensor Demand by System

SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

1 US Sensor Market Share by Company, 2007
 
 





More Details

Proximity/positioning, imaging sensors will offer fastest growth prospects
Through 2012, imaging and proximity/ position sensors are expected to record the fastest growth. Imaging sensors -- including charge-coupled devices (CCD), complementary metal-oxide semiconductors (CMOS) and thermal (infrared) sensors -- will register the fastest gains of all sensor types. CMOS imaging sensors will continue to take significant market share from CCDs, as they benefit from their lower costs, lower power requirements and higher speeds. Thermal imaging sensors will receive a significant boost from rising military expenditures, as well as increased importance in new markets such as police departments, fire departments, structural testing companies, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and private consumers.

Proximity and positioning sensors will also post rapid gains, fueled by increased motor vehicle production and continued expansion of the industrial sector, both of which are large consumers of proximity and positioning sensors. In particular, a rebound in vehicle production will support gains not only in newer sensor-using applications such as collision avoidance systems, but also for more mature motor vehicle products such as camshaft and crankshaft positioning sensors.

Automotive market to remain the largest
The motor vehicle market will be among the fastest growing and will continue to represent the largest market for sensors. More specifically, demand for sensors in automotive safety and security systems will exhibit strong gains, boosted by both mandated changes (e.g., electronic stability control systems and tire pressure monitoring requirements) and consumer preferences for newer safety and security features that are being introduced. In addition, automakers will be under increasing pressure to add value to their vehicles so as to differentiate them from their competition.

The large industrial sensor market will post below-average growth, due to the high degree of maturity and downward pricing pressure that further limit value gains, especially in process control sensor markets. However, increased aerospace equipment shipments and higher defense expenditures will continue to drive strong growth for sensors in the military/ aerospace markets.

Study coverage
Sensors, a new Freedonia industry study, is priced at $4600. It presents historical demand data for 1997, 2002 and 2007 as well as forecasts for 2012 and 2017 by type (process variable, physical property, proximity and positioning, chemical property, electrical property, imaging) and market application (motor vehicles, industrial, military/aerospace, electronic security, medical, consumer electronics, information technology). The study also considers market environment factors, reviews key technological developments, evaluates company market share data and profiles 37 US industry competitors.








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