| Request a sample from "The Infoshop", another service of Global Information.
|
SUMMARY
Bishop and Associates, Inc. has released a thirteen chapter research reportproviding the factors associated with the utilization of filtered electronicconnectors in both military and commercial applications. Basic EMI, ESD,and EMP filter technologies are reviewed as well as current products from avariety of connector manufacturers. Filter effectiveness test proceduresas well as international standards involving emissions and susceptibility arediscussed. Alternatives to the use of filtered connectors are alsoincluded. An extensive analysis of the markets for these products isdetailed from a variety of perspectives including current market size, marketshare estimates of major suppliers as well as market forecasts extending to2008. Although a greatvariety of custom connectors have been produced in filtered configurations, thisreport focuses on more common industry interfaces, which are available frommultiple suppliers. Filtered connectors are currently being produced by alarge number of global suppliers, many of which serve small niche markets withcustom fabricated products that may be an adjunct to their primary business. This report recognizes the fractured nature of the filtered connector marketwhile focusing on the larger manufacturers that lead in technology and sales. Thekey objectives of this report are to explore the issues associated withelectromagnetic interference, electrostatic discharge, electromagnetic pulse andthe technologies available to minimize their negative effects in electronicequipment. Issues addressed include: - What are the differences between EMI, ESD and EMP?
- How does EMI enter and exit a electronic system?
- How does a filtered connector work?
- Why is electromagnetic compatibility still considered something of a"black art"?
- How is filtered connector performance measured and quantified?
- What are the most common filtered connector configurations?
- What differences exist between the commercial and military markets forfiltered connectors?
- Who are the major suppliers of filtered connectors, what products do theyoffer?
- What global standards regulate emissions and susceptibility of electronicproducts?
- Are Military electronic systems required to meet the emission andsusceptibility requirements of commercial products?
- How do designers determine the proper filter type and values to meetindividual system requirements?
- What is the current size of the global market for military and commercialfiltered connectors?
- What is the future growth potential for filtered connectors?
- What products or market segments represent the best growth potential forfiltered connectors?
- Why is transient voltage suppression becoming a more critical design issuein new systems?
- Why are production lead times for military filtered connectors typicallymeasured in months?
- Are filtered connectors considered a system reliability issue?
- What new technologies and products are being introduced to address EMI/ESD/ EMP?
- What is driving the trend toward incorporating multiple signal lineconditioning features into one connector?
- With all of the emphasis on design reliability and time to market, why dothe majority of electronic systems fail first round emission tests?
The filter connector market is a relatively small segment of the overallelectronic connector arena. Information regarding manufacturing processes,marketing objectives and market forecast data is considered highly sensitive andin some cases inhibited the collection of data for this report. Everyeffort was made to verify information presented in this report from multiplesources. TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1- Report Scope and Methodology
- Report Objectives
- Methodology and Approach
- Data Collection Forms
Chapter 2- Introduction
- Filter Connector Terms and Definitions
- Filter Technologies
Chapter 3Chapter 4- Global EMC Regulatory Agencies / Standards
Chapter 5- EMC Compliance Verification Process / Test Procedures
Chapter 6- Alternative Solutions to Filtered Connectors
- PCB level solutions
- Shielding
- Shielded cables
- PCB mounted filters
- Filtered connector adaptors
Chapter 7- Overview of Filtered Connector Suppliers and Products
- Military and Aerospace Markets
- Amphenol
- Sabritec
- RadiallJerrik
- ITT Cannon
- Spectrum Control
- Souriau
- Deutsch
- Other manufacturers
Chapter 8- Overview of Filtered Connector Suppliers and Products
- Commercial Market
- Subminiature D Connectors
- American Conec
- Amphenol
- Spectrum Control
- Ferroperm
- RJ45 Modular Jacks with Integrated Magnetics
- ERNI
- Bel Stewart Connector
- Pulse
- Transpower
- Molex
- Halo
- Amphenol
- American Conec
- Others
- Automotive Filtered Connectors
- Molex
- FCI Electronics
- Delphi
- AVX
- IEC Power Entry Modules
- Panel Components Corp.
- Schaffner
- Corcom
- Delta Electronics
- Schurter Inc.
- Power Dynamics
- Others
Chapter 9- Military / Aerospace Applications for Filtered Connectors
Chapter 10- Commercial Applications for Filtered Connectors
Chapter 11- EMC Technology Trends / New Products
Chapter 12- Filtered Connector Market Analysis
- World Filtered Connectors, Mil/Aero, Commercial Market
- Filtered Connectors by World Region, Mil/Aero, Commercial Market
- Filtered Connectors by End Use Market
- Leading Mil/Aero Manufacturers, Market Share
- Leading Commercial Manufacturers, Market Share
- World Mil/Aero, Comml Filtered Connector Forecast, 2003-2004
- World Mil/Aero, Comml Filtered Connector Forecast, 2003-2008
- Filtered D Sub Mil/Aero Mkt. Forecast by World Region 2003-2008
- Filtered D Sub Comml Mkt. Forecast by World Region 2003-2008
- Filtered ARINC Connector Forecast, by World Region 2003-2008
- Filtered Mil/Aero Circular Con Forecast, by World Region 2003-2008
- Filtered Circular Connector Forecast by World Region 2003-2008
- Filtered Mag Jack Connector Forecast by World Region 2003-2008
- Filtered Power Inlet Module Forecast by World Region 20032008
- Filtered Other Mil/Aero,Comml Forecast, by World Region 2003-2008
- Total Mil/Aero Filter Connector Forecast, by World Region 2003-2008
- Total Comml Filter Connector Forecast by World Region 2003-2008
- Total Filter Connector Market by World Region 2002-2003
- Filter Connector Sales by End User Market Segment 2002-2003
- Filter Connector Forecast by Connector Type, 2003-2008
- Filter Connector Forecast by Region, 2003-2008
- Filter Connector Forecast by Market Segment, 2003-2008
Chapter 13- Major findings and Conclusions
Appendix
|
