The global magnetic sensor market size is set to reach US$ 2,382.91 million in 2023. Overall sales of the magnetic sensor are likely to surge at 4.9% CAGR. Moreover, the market is likely to reach a valuation of US$ 3,844.70 million by 2033.
The magnetic sensor market is being driven by several key factors, including:
- The increasing demand for magnetic sensors in automotive applications
- The growing demand for consumer electronics
- The expansion of IoT and advancements in technology
- Increasing focus on safety and security
- The rising demand for automation
These drivers are creating opportunities for manufacturers and service providers to develop new and innovative force sensor solutions.
Companies can capitalize on these drivers by investing in research and development activities. Additionally, they are focusing on new application areas, and collaborating with industry partners to develop new force sensor solutions. However, the market also faces certain restraints, such as pricing pressure and concerns over material stability.
Some Opportunities in the Markets Include:
- Development of customized force sensor solutions to meet specific application needs
- Expansion into new and emerging application areas, such as healthcare and industrial automation
- Adoption of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning for magnetic field sensors data analysis and processing
- Increasing focus on environmental sustainability and the development of eco-friendly magnetic sensor solutions
- Collaboration with industry partners to develop new force sensor applications and expand market reach
Some Threats Restraining the Market Include:
- Competition from established magnetic sensor manufacturers and new market entrants
- Fluctuating demand for magnetic sensors in certain industries, such as consumer electronics
- Dependence on certain end-use industries, such as automotive and industrial automation, for revenue growth
- Technological advancements in alternative sensor technologies, such as optical and acoustic sensors. This could potentially replace magnetic field sensors in certain applications
- Challenges associated with maintaining quality and reliability standards in magnetic sensor production. Particularly in high-volume manufacturing environments.
Key Takeaways
- The widespread adoption of magnetic sensors in emerging navigational aids and presence detection (building automation-related applications).
- Increasing usage in healthcare, and transportation sectors, among others, is changing the global magnetic sensors market.
- Several end-user industries are beginning to adopt magnetic field sensors due to rising global demand for the Internet of Things (IoT). As well as the production of consumer electronics, electric and hybrid vehicles, and high-quality sensing devices.
- The global market for magnetic sensors is being pushed forward by the rising demand for safety applications. This is caused by the rising popularity of robotics in factory automation because of Industry 4.0 policies. As the country’s services industry expands and the count of data centers and cloud service providers proliferates. It is predicted that there may be a greater need for these sensors in PDU.
- Recent COVID-19 outbreaks, however, are having an impact on both demand and supply in the semiconductor industry. The semiconductor and electronics industries are dominated by Asia Pacific nations like China, Taiwan, and South Korea.
What are the Competitors in Magnetic Sensor Market Doing?
Infineon Technologies AG
Infineon Technologies AG bought Cypress Semiconductor Corporation in April 2020. A United States-based semiconductor design and manufacturing. To expand its power semiconductors, automotive microcontrollers, sensors, and security solutions portfolio. Furthermore, the company focuses on meeting the needs of ADAS/AD, IoT, and 5G mobile infrastructures.
Melexis
Melexis introduced a high-linearity, low-drift linear Hall sensor IC in March 2020. For safety-critical automotive torque-sensing applications including electric power-assisted steering (EPAS).
Allegro MicroSystems
Allegro MicroSystems, LLC launched the ATS19580, a fully integrated, back-biased GMR transmission speed and direction sensor, in February 2020. This sensor minimizes system size, complexity, and costs, which leads to better fuel economy.
