According to the latest report of Shuiqing Muhua, the research institute, following the bottoming out in the second quarter of 2009, China's electronic components industry witnessed rapid growth in the first half of 2010 and will continue to maintain stable growth in the second half of the year. It is estimated that in 2010 China's annual sales revenue will increase by 15%, and its export growth will exceed 20%. From 2011 to 2012, China's electronic components industry will continue to maintain a high growth rate, and its driving force will mainly come from the pulling of downstream demand and industrial transfer.
After the financial crisis, the recovery of China's consumer electronics industry, the steady progress of 3G network construction, the unprecedented attention of the national strategic industry - the Internet of Things, and a series of emerging areas, such as new energy vehicles, energy-saving lighting, all have great impact on electronic components. Demand. After experiencing the impact of the financial crisis, international manufacturers paid more attention to brand building and channel management. The manufacture of products accelerated the transfer to the Asia-Pacific region. In addition, China's electronic components market has imported more than US$40 billion a year for the past five years, and imported 48.84 billion US dollars in 2009. The import substitution market is huge.
China's resistance potentiometer products are mainly in the low-end, high-end fields are still to be a breakthrough. The annual growth rate of the resistance potentiometer market in the next three years will remain at around 20%. Traditional wirewound resistor potentiometers will still occupy a large proportion in electronic components because of its application in various fields. The market prospects of chip varistors are promising, mainly benefiting from the promotion of downstream smart phones. % of chip varistors for mobile phones rely on imports.
China's capacitive chip has reached more than 70%, multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCC) accounted for 80% of the total output of chip capacitors, the growth rate in 2008 was 32.3%, slightly lower in 2008 than in 2008. The 3C upgrade, the conversion of feature phones to smart phones, 3G mobile phones, PC upgrades, and large shipments of LCD TVs will allow MLCC to maintain a high growth rate in the coming years. The market demand for film capacitors in 2010-2012 is mainly in the energy-saving lamp market. According to each energy-saving lamp requires 6-8 film capacitors, the potential market demand is between 26% and 32 billion.
Asia has become the most promising place for the connector market, and China will become the world’s fastest growing and largest capacity connector market. In 2010, the size of China's connector market will exceed 58 billion yuan, and the rapid spread of 3G mobile phones will increase the demand for high-end connectors. The mass shipment of flat-panel TVs will bring greater market space for home appliance connectors; 3G and FTTx will be the main driving force for the connector market for communications in 2010-2012, and the connector market will add 1.5 billion yuan each year.
China has become the global electroacoustic device production and processing center. From 2010 to 2012, the domestic market will have a large market demand for electro-acoustic devices such as televisions, communication products, home theaters, and electronic toys. The car audio system is also electro-acoustic. Device industry focuses on application areas. In addition, the shift in overseas orders will become an important reason for the growth of domestic manufacturers' output.
In recent years, the growth rate of China's sensor market is over 39%. In 2009, the market size reached 32.7 billion yuan. Emerging sensor industries include wireless sensing, MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical systems), and bio-sensing. Currently, the industrial chain in these applications in mainland China is still very weak. Infrared detection instruments are the areas in which sensor applications in China have grown significantly in the next few years.