As novel devices continue to surface every other day, businesses are transitioning toward high-capacitance products that are compact to fit the current needs of lighter and smaller devices.
According to recent research, the capacitor market is expected to reach USD 61.83 billion in 2032, with a CAGR of 5.96 percent between 2023 and 2032. This surge can be attributed to the rising demand for smartphones and tablets. The adoption of LCD and LED televisions and computers in homes and offices is becoming commonplace, further increasing the need for affordable and robust capacitors. Capacitors are becoming a part of automotive elements like infotainment equipment and powertrain components. The transition to electric vehicles to reduce oil usage and the increased use of IoT devices are also contributing to this surge.
This edition of Semiconductor Review brings to light the key developments in capacitors and how organizations are leveraging the latest solutions to build next-gen capacitors. It features a thought leadership article from Peter A. Blaise, senior director application engineering at KEMET, a YAGEO Company, who talks about power densification being an important target for converter designers. It also features insights from Kristof Beets, vice president of technology insights, Imagination Technologies, who talks about how an IP-first approach can help develop technological innovations.
The edition also features a leading developer and producer of advanced capacitors for next-generation electronic devices— PolyCharge. It is building customized high energy density capacitors that can withstand high temperatures while performing stably.
In this edition featuring top capacitor solution providers, we hope you find the appropriate company to support your operations in developing new electronic devices.
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