The increasing numbers of electronic appliances and their interaction signify that suitable EMC filters are more elemental today than ever before. Also, with the increased potential for susceptibility/emissions due to low supply voltages, increasing clock frequencies, faster slew rates, and increasing packaging density and demand for smaller, lighter, cheaper, and lower-power devices, the EMC filter is becoming more important. This results in the emergence of a number of directives and regulations in favor of EMC filtration solutions. Reliable EMC protection contributes significantly toward assuring machine availability, thus, also providing a useful sales argument for the manufacturers of electric systems, machines, and installations. The EMC filtration market is expected to reach $544.3 Million by 2020 at a CAGR of 5.97% from 2014 to 2020.

This report is based on an in-depth research study on the EMC filtration market in electronics and its related industries, while focusing on the various load types of the filters that are available commercially and the newly evolving demand for the technology by 2020. The report also gives a detailed insight of the market by insertion loss type and identifies the key trends of various application segments of the market with in-depth qualitative information. The report segments the market on the basis of load type, insertion loss type, applications, industry verticals, and geography. Furthermore, it contains revenue forecasts and trend analysis with respect to the market’s timeline.

Major players in the EMC filtration market include: Schaffner Holding AG (Switzerland), ETS-Lindgren (U.S.), EPCOS AG (Germany), TE Connectivity Ltd. (Switzerland), Schurter Holding AG (Switzerland), PREMO Corporation S.L. (Spain), REO (UK) Ltd. (U.K.), Total EMC Products Ltd. (U.K.), DEM Manufacturing Ltd. (U.K.), Astrodyne Corporation (U.S.), and so on.

The EMC filtration market segmentation by:

Load type: It includes single phase filters, three phase filters, and custom filters. The EMC filtration market segmentation by insertion loss includes common (asymmetric) mode and differential (symmetric) mode.

Application: It is further segmented on the basis of insertion loss type as EMC filters against symmetrical interference and EMC filters against asymmetrical interference. Symmetrical interference includes components such as measuring instruments, extension motor control system, primary switch mode, power supplies, control panels, universal motors, phase angle controller (mains side) or PWM, and units with rectifiers. Components creating asymmetrical interference are DC mains, DC/DC-converters, before transformers, HF producer, and screens.

Industry verticals: It gives an in-depth description of eight major industry verticals of EMC, which include military and aerospace, medical, automobile, commercial, industrial, consumer electronics, telecom, and renewable energies. By geography, the market is divided into four major segments that include Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of the World (RoW).

The report also identifies the drivers, restraints, opportunities, current trends, winning imperatives, and burning issues of the market. Apart from the industry segments, the report also includes the qualitative analysis of the market, by incorporating complete demand and capacity analysis of EMC filter, investment analysis, and Porter’s analysis of the market. The report profiles all the major companies and research institutes active in this field. This report provides the competitive landscape of the key players, which covers all the key growth strategies. The report also formulates the entire value chain of the market, along with the industry trends of the EMC filter with an emphasis on the market timelines and technology roadmaps and the industry, business and product life cycle analysis.