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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/v55xrf/global_capacitive) has announced the addition of the "Global Capacitive Sensors Market (2013 - 2018) By - Sensing Applications (Touch, Motion, Pressure, Proximity); Devices (Touchpad, Buttons, Slider, Screens); Verticals (Factory Automation, Medical, Consumer Electronics, Automotive)" report to their offering.
Capacitive sensors are considered to be far better as compared to the resistive sensing technology due to high accuracy, sensitivity, and absence of wear & tear problem. They are continuously replacing the resistive sensors in most of the applications because of various advantages. Some of the major advantages are shown in the figure below.
All the applications, industry verticals, and their sub segments are discussed in the report. Different operating modes of the capacitive sensors are also discussed in the report. The overall capacitive sensors market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 15% from 2013 to 2018. Projected capacitive technology is preferred in most of the applications as compared to the surface capacitive technology. Projected capacitance is further classified into two types, namely self capacitance and mutual capacitance.
Increasing demand of the sensors in the consumer electronics sector and reduction in the size of the sensor are considered to be the major driving factors of the market. Most of the major smartphone manufacturers like Apple (U.S.), Nokia (Finland), and Samsung (South Korea) are using the capacitive touch sensors for the touch screens in the smartphones as well as for the input devices like buttons, sliders, keypads, and touchpads. Capacitive touch sensors are in huge demand for the input devices as compared to the mechanical input devices because the problem of wear & tear is negligible for the capacitive sensing devices. In the retail & medical sector, there is a huge scope for the capacitive sensors in future as these sensors are continuously opting for care monitoring systems and other point-of-sale displays. Proximity Sensors are also in a huge demand in the industrial application and it is expected to show linear growth trend in the coming five years. The major barrier in the industry is the lack of product differentiation among the different manufacturing companies. Motion sensing application is expected to show the maximum growth because of the continuous growth in the applications of capacitive accelerometers and magnetometers in the smartphones & automotives.
Key Topics Covered:
1 INTRODUCTION
2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
3 MARKET OVERVIEW
4 CAPACITIVE SENSORS: TECHNOLOGIES, STANDARDS & INITIATIVES
5 CAPACITIVE SENSORS MARKET, BY APPLICATIONS
6 CAPACITIVE SENSORS MARKET, BY INDUSTRY VERTICALS
7 CAPACITIVE SENSORS, GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
8 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
9 COMPANY PROFILES(Overview, Financials, Products & Services, Strategy, & Developments)*
Companies Mentioned
- 3M
- ANALOG DEVICES, INC.
- ATMEL CORPORATION
- CONTRINEX
- CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR
- DISPLAX INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS
- ELK CORPORATION
- ELO TOUCHSYSTEMS
- FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR INCORPORATED
- FUJITSU
- LION PRECISION
- MICRO EPSILON MESSTECHNIK
- MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY, INC.
- MICROSENSE LLC
- MTI INSTRUMENTS
- NISSHA PRINTING COMPANY LTD.
- OMRON CORPORATION
- RECHNER SENSORS
- SILICON LABORATORIES
- SYNAPTICS INCORPORATED
- SIEMENS AG
- TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED
- TPK HOLDING CO. LTD.
- TURCK INC.
- WINTEK CORPORATION
- ZYTRONIC PLC
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/v55xrf/global_capacitive
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