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 By David Manners
 6th December 2021     

Power electronics market to be worth   

    

$26bn in 2026
      
The power electronics market is promising a 6.9% CAGR between 2020 and Register and Si
2026 to reach $26 billion, forecasts Yole Developpement e-Newslett
  
    
    

Automotive, industrial motor drives, and telecom will be the XILINX ON EMBEDDED DESIGN
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power module market to almost $10 billion by 2026.

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“Looking closely at the different power electronics
component types, three essential items must be
considered,” explains Yole’s Ana Villamor, “indeed, today, it
is crucial to follow the low-power market segment with
MOSFETs. In parallel, IGBT modules are key for EV and UPCOMING EVENTS

industrial applications. Ultimately, at Yole, we investigated

in depth the SiC technologies for MOSFET discretes and TAITRONICS 2021 and AIoT Taiwan 20
December 21 @ 8:00 am - December 2
modules for EV applications”.
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The low-power market, ruled by silicon MOSFET
components, will continue growing at 3.8% CAGR2020-
2026. This segment is pushed by consumer electronics, ELECTRONICS WEEKLY @ 60!

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