PUBLISHER: MIC - Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute | PRODUCT CODE: 1513724
PUBLISHER: MIC - Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute | PRODUCT CODE: 1513724
Development of the Global Third-Generation Semiconductor Industry and Product Strategies of Leading Companies
Wide-bandgap compound semiconductors, also known as third-generation semiconductor materials, possess excellent characteristics such as high voltage resistance, high-temperature tolerance, and high-frequency operation. In recent years, with the trend toward net-zero emissions, countries around the world have noticed the importance of third-generation semiconductors in reducing power consumption and improving energy efficiency. The advantages of third-generation semiconductors in enhancing energy efficiency have garnered global attention. European, US and Japanese companies are the leaders in the third-generation semiconductor products and applications market, while China and South Korea are emerging in this field. This report provides an overview of the development trends in the third-generation semiconductor industry in Europe, the US, and East Asia - including Japan, Korea, and China - and further explores the deployment strategies of leading companies in this arena worldwide.
Table of Contents
1. Development of European and US Third-Gen Semiconductor Industry
- 1.1 Europe
- 1.1.1 Focusing on Automotive and Industrial Niches
- 1.1.2 Abundant Research Resources and Robust Epitaxy and Wafer Foundry Capabilities
- 1.2 US
- 1.2.1 Prioritizing Military Applications , Expanding to Civilian Uses
- 1.2.2 Leading SiC Substrate Market Share with Equal Focus on Communication and Power Devices
2. Product Strategies of Leading Companies in Europe and the US
- 2.1 STMicroelectronics
- 2.2 Infineon
- 2.3 Onsemi
- 2.4 Wolfspeed
- 2.5 Navitas
- 2.6 Qorvo
- 2.7 Summary
3. Development of Third-Gen Semiconductor Industry in East Asia
- 3.1 Japan
- 3.1.1 Equal Focus on Development of Power and Communication Devices
- 3.1.2 Leading in Patents, with Strengths in Epitaxy Technology
- 3.2 Korea
- 3.2.1 Government-led Development with Focus on Power Applications
- 3.3 China
- 3.3.1 Government-led Development with Rapid Expansion
- 3.3.2 Foreign Companies Partnering with Local Firms due to Large Domestic Market and Policy Support
4. Product Strategies of Leading Companies in East Asia
- 4.1 ROHM
- 4.2 Sumitomo Group
- 4.3 Mitsubishi
- 4.4 Innoscience
- 4.5 Sanan Optoelectronics
- 4.6 Summary
5. MIC Perspective
- 5.1 Europe: Focusing on Automotive and Industrial Power Devices with Robust Government Support
- 5.2 US: Defense Uses Followed by Civilian Applications, Equal Focus on Communication and Power Devices
- 5.3 Key Strategies: Enhancement in Capacity, Customer Relationships, and Product Lines
- 5.4 Japan: Focuses both on Power and Communication Devices, with Strengths in Epitaxy and Materials
- 5.5 China and Korea: Government-led with Focus on Domestic Demand
- 5.6 East Asia: Expand Capacity, Enhance Relationships, Broaden Applications
Appendix
- List of Companies
List of Tables
- Table 1: Development Strategies of Leading Third-Gen Semiconductor Companies in Europe and the United States
- Table 2: Products of Leading Third-Gen Semiconductor Companies in Europe and the United States
- Table 3: Development Strategies of Leading Third-Gen Semiconductor Companies in East Asia
- Table 4: Products of Leading Third-Gen Semiconductor Companies in East Asia
List of Figures
- Figure 1: STMicroelectronics' Third-Gen Semiconductor Development Strategies
- Figure 2: Infineon's Third-Gen Semiconductor Development Strategies
- Figure 3: Onsemi's Third-Gen Semiconductor Development Strategies
- Figure 4: Wolfspeed's Third-Gen Semiconductor Development Strategies
- Figure 5: Navitas' Third-Gen Semiconductor Development Strategies
- Figure 6: Qorvo's Third-Gen Semiconductor Development Strategies
- Figure 7: ROHM's Third-Gen Semiconductor Development Strategies
- Figure 8: SEDI's Vision for Information Transmission by 2030
- Figure 9: Mitsubishi's Third-Gen Semiconductor Development Strategies
- Figure 10: Innoscience's Third-Gen Semiconductor Development Strategies
- Figure 11: Sanan Optoelectronics' Third-Gen Semiconductor Development Strategies
