ASIC design starts rising, driven by mixed-signal, IoT
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Peter Clarke
Test and Measurement
Optoelectronics
Medical Electronics
Authentication & Encryption
Sensing / Conditioning
Automotive
Wireless Communications
Memory & Data Storage
Analog
Data Acquisition
Software & Embedded tools
MPUs/MCUs
Wearables
Power Management
EDA & CAD tools
RF transmission
PLDs/FPGAs/ASICs
Digital Signal Processing
Displays & Interfaces
The top end, multicore SoCs, will grow 4.6 percent in 2016, slightly below the overall average. It is the basic SoC design starts that are doing best with a compound annual growth rate of 11.7 percent predicted over the period 2015 to 2020. Unit shipments for Industrial applications lead in CAGR followed by Consumer, Communications, Automotive/Transportation and Computer.
“A growing proportion of new growth is coming from IoT-type applications as more traditional end applications are seeing some slowness,” said Rich Wawrzyniak, an analyst at Semico Research.
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