MEMS components shipped prosperously

Driven by the market demand for smart phones, game consoles, tablet PCs, and automotive applications, MEMS shipments grew rapidly, and the market officially announced its take-off. The Taiwan Semiconductor Show, which will debut on September 7, will be SEMICON Taiwan), this year is particularly focused on the MEMS market, including the establishment of a special MEMS display area, and held a number of seminars. SEMI said that from the aspects of product and application display, technological trend development, supply chain, and latest research results, it has explored the unlimited possibilities of MEMS in all directions and helped domestic companies find new business opportunities.

Apple has built-in MEMS components in products such as iPhones and iPads. Global mobile phone plants and computer factories have also followed suit. MEMS components such as microphones, accelerators, gyroscopes, and inertial sensors are widely used in smart phones and game consoles. To enhance the user experience. Since smart phones, tablet computers, automotive electronics, and other applications each embed a variety of MEMS components with different functions, this has also caused MEMS component shipments and market rebound rates to exceed expectations.

According to a research survey by research institute Yole Developpement, the revenue growth of MEMS components in 2011 will be viewed at 14%, and the industry scale will reach 8 billion US dollars. The average growth rate of the MEMS market is estimated to be about 16% between 2009 and 2014. By 2014, it will create $14 billion in business opportunities.

Recently, many small hand-held products integrate pressure gauges, inertial sensors, microphones, and other components into a more functional and smarter microsystem. In the future, there will be more built-in microsystems. Products, into the smart and energy-saving life.

Cao Shilun, president of SEMI Taiwan and South East Asia, said that SEMI invited internationally renowned pioneers in the MEMS industry to share experiences and help companies find new business opportunities and profit models this year.