London, 03 September 2014 – TechNavio, a global tech-focused research firm has added a report on the Global Smartphone Image Sensor Market 2014-2018 to its research library.
About Image Sensors
An image sensor is a device that converts an optical image into an electronic signal. It is used primarily in camera modules, digital cameras, smartphones and other imaging devices. Previously, analog sensors were used in video camera tubes, however, these days, semiconductor CCD, active pixel sensors in CMOS or N-type metal-oxide-semiconductors are being used in smartphones.
Increased functionality of smartphones, high computational flexibility and multiple use of smartphone cameras and applications has resulted in unprecedented growth in the adoption of smartphones around the world, increasing the demand for image sensors.
According to latest TechNavio report, the Global Smartphone Image Sensors Market is expected to witness high growth at a CAGR of 12.5 percent from 2013-2018.
Smartphones with high screen resolution and in-built cameras, when employed with efficient and low-cost image sensors, will drive the market in the coming years. Some key market vendors include:
- Aptina Imaging Corp.
- OmniVision Technologies Inc.
- Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.
- Sony Corp.
“The past few years have witnessed a change in the utility of cameras in smartphones. Currently, large screen smartphones are used to make video conference calls in the corporate world. Non-business customers are also using this application very frequently. These types of application require smartphones to have effective and high-quality image sensors, which is expected to bolster the market for smartphone image sensors,” says Faisal Ghaus, Vice President of TechNavio.
Key Information Covered in the Report:
- Market segmentation, size and forecast through 2018
- Key Geographies and Customer Segments
- Market Growth Drivers
- Market Challenges
- Market Trends
- Key Buying Criteria
- Key Vendors
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