Showing posts with label Fiber Optic Connectors Market Share. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fiber Optic Connectors Market Share. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 April 2016

Optical Fiber Connector - Enables Quicker Connection and Disconnection than Splicing

Fiber optic connectors (FOC) are used to mechanically connect two optical fibers, thereby permitting light to transmit from the core of one fiber to the other fiber in order to link the fiber optic connection equipment.

The rapid growth of the internet and cloud computing has resulted in bandwidth requirements for data center network. This is in turn expected to increase the demand for optical interconnects in the next-generation data center networks. Furthermore, advancements in fiber optic technology have led to the growth in requirement for optical sensors and data links in several applications including defense and aerospace. By deploying the advanced technologies in this field, the manufacturers can utilize this opportunity to increase production in a cost-effective manner as well as satiate the growing demand for fiber optic components among consumers. However, phenomenal growth in the wireless networking system is hampering the advancement of fiber optics. Moreover, the high cost and low level of automation of fiber optic connectors might also restrict the growth of the global market.

The factors expected to propel the global fiber optic connectors market are:

> Technological Advancements
> Large-Scale Production of Optic Connectors
> Economic Growth in Emerging Markets

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Fiber optic connectors market, by Types

> LC
> SC
> ST
> MPO/MTP

In 2014, the LC segment dominated the global fiber optic connectors market and is predicted to maintain its dominance till 2021.

Fiber optic connectors market, by Applications:

> Telecom Industry
> Datacom
> DWDM systems
> Lasers

In 2014, the telecom industry led the global fiber optic connectors market owing to the increasing use of fiber optic connectors as a medium of transmission of high volumes of data.

The primary factor expected to drive the global fiber optic connectors market is the growing demand for higher bandwidth in the telecom industry. Leading players such as Amphenol Corporation (U.S.), Arris Group Inc. (U.S.), Hitachi Ltd (Japan), Diamond SA (Switzerland), Furukawa Electric Co. Ltd. (Japan), 3M (U.S.), TE Connectivity Ltd. (Switzerland), Avago Technologies (Singapore), and Sumitomo Electric Industries (Japan) are expected to contribute massively towards the growth of the global fiber optic connectors market in the years to come. Factors such as the increasing demand for optical interconnections in various data center networks and technical advancements in fiber optic components are predicted to create growth opportunities in the global fiber optic connectors market in the next few years.

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Friday, 4 March 2016

Rising Penetration of High-density Multi-fiber Connectors Driving North American Market

Fiber optic connectors (FOC) are used to mechanically connect two optical fibers, thereby permitting light to transmit from the core of one fiber to the other fiber in order to link the fiber optic connection equipment.

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The global fiber optic connectors market is exhibiting enormous growth on the account of rising demand for improved security, high bandwidth, and fast connectivity. In 2014, the market had reached a value of US$2.72 billion. Aided by large-scale production and technical development, the global fiber optic connectors market is projected to expand at a CAGR of 7.4% during the period of 2015-2021 and attain US$4.43 billion by the end of the term.Though the market is showing immense growth, but analysts expect that owing to the significant development of wireless networking systems, the fiber optic connectors market will face a tough challenge.

By type, the global fiber optic connectors market is divided into lucent connectors (LC), straight tips (ST), multiple-fiber push-on/pull-off (MPO/MTP), standard connectors (SC), and others such as ferrule connectors and mechanical transfer registered jack connectors. The global fiber optic connectors market was dominated by the LC segment in 2014 and it is expected to maintain its dominating position by 2021.

By application, the global fiber optic connectors market is divided into the telecom industry, lasers, DWDM systems, datacom, and others such as military, CATV, and the medical sector. In 2014, the telecom industry led the global fiber optic connectors market. With increasing popularity of fiber optic connectors as a medium of transmission for high volumes of data and long distance transmission, the global fiber optic connectors market is expected to develop rapidly during the forecast period.

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By geography, the global fiber optic connectors market is segmented into Europe, Asia Pacific, North America, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa. In 2014, the global fiber optic connectors market was dominated by the North America sector, in terms of revenue. The North America market for fiber optic connectors accounted for 38.20% of the global market in 2014, driven by penetration of multi-fiber connectors having high density in certain data centers. In terms of value, the Asia Pacific market for fiber optic connectors stood at second position in 2014 with a 30.60% share. Advancements in cabling technology will drive the Asia Pacific market for fiber optics connectors during the forecast period.

The global fiber optic connectors market is spread across the world, with leading players steadily introducing innovations in their fiber optic connectors. Some of the leading players in the global fiber optic connectors market are Amphenol Corporation (U.S.), 3M (U.S.), Arris Group Inc. (U.S.), TE Connectivity Ltd. (Switzerland), Hitachi Ltd (Japan), Avago Technologies (Singapore), Diamond SA (Switzerland), Sumitomo Electric Industries (Japan), and Furukawa Electric Co. Ltd. (Japan).

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