Electroceramics: Technologies and Global Markets

Report Scope

The scope of the study includes discussion of current and upcoming trends for electroceramics. Raw material analysis, product lifecycle analysis and a competitive landscape are also included within the scope of this study. Efforts to understand the demand and supply side market trends, as well as to track the market’s future growth potential, are also covered under the scope of the study.

Electroceramic types include dielectric ceramics, conductive ceramics, piezoelectric ceramics, magnetic ceramics and others (e.g., fast ion conductor ceramics, electro-optical ceramics). No other electroceramic types are considered within the scope of this report.

Electroceramic materials include titanate, zirconia, alumina and other (e.g., silica only used in electroceramics applications, niobate, carbide, oxide of other elements).

Electroceramic applications include capacitors, data storage, optoelectronic devices, actuators and sensors, power distribution and others (e.g., energy storage, energy conversion, ultrasonic equipment). No other applications of electroceramics are considered in this study.

End users for electroceramics include semiconductors and electronics, power distribution, transportation, aerospace and defense, environment monitoring and others (e.g., manufacturing, heavy engineering, medical, chemical). No other end users are considered within the scope of this report.

Estimated values used are based on manufacturers’ total revenues. Metric tons are used as base units for calculating volume metrics. One metric ton is equivalent to 1,000 kilograms.

Analyst Credentials

Kunal Majumder has more than five years of experience in the market research industry and he has been involved in numerous consulting projects in the past several years. The analyst specializes in market research studies on commodity chemicals, specialty chemicals, advanced materials, polymers, and food ingredients. He holds a bachelor of science degree in chemistry from the University of Calcutta and an MBA in marketing from the International Institute for Special Education (IISE). His research works on bulk mining chemicals, functional ingredients, and the global flour market were published in World Bakers Magazine.