Thin Film Resistors - Market: Size, Share, Growth, Analysis, Key Players, Revenue, Growth | Valuates Reports

Thin Film Resistors - Market Size
The global market for Thin Film Resistors was estimated to be worth US$ 505.7 million in 2023 and is forecast to a readjusted size of US$ 704.9 million by 2030 with a CAGR of 4.8% during the forecast period 2024-2030

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Thin Film Resistors - Market
The resistive layer is sputtered (vacuum deposition) onto a ceramic base. This creates a uniform metallic film of around 0.1 micrometer thick. Often an alloy of Nickel and Chromium is used (Nichrome). They are produced with different layer thicknesses to accommodate a range of resistance Revenues. The layer is dense and uniform, which makes is suitable to trim the resistance Revenue by a subtractive process. With photo etching or by laser trimming patterns are created to increase the resistive path and to calibrate the resistance Revenue. The base is often alumina ceramic, silicon or glass. Usually thin film is produced as a chip or SMD resistor, but the film can also be applied onto a cylindrical base with axial leads. In this case, more often the term metal film resistor is used. Thin film is usually used for precision applications. They feature relatively high tolerances, low temperature coefficients and low noise. Also for high frequency applications thin film performs better than thick film. Inductance and capacitance are generally lower. The parasitic inductance of thin film can be higher if it is executed as a cylindrical helix (metal film resistor). This higher performance comes with a cost, which can be factors higher than the price of thick film resistors. Typical examples where thin film is used are medical equipment, audio installations, precision controls and measurement devices. The major applications are High precision: Measuring or monitoring equipment, medical or audio applications, precision controls.
Thin film is usually used for precision applications. They feature relatively high tolerances, low temperature coefficients and low noise. Also for high frequency applications thin film performs better than thick film. Inductance and capacitance are generally lower. The parasitic inductance of thin film can be higher if it is executed as a cylindrical helix (metal film resistor). This higher performance comes with a cost, which can be factors higher than the price of thick film resistors. Typical examples where thin film is used are medical equipment, audio installations, precision controls and measurement devices. The major applications are High precision: Measuring or monitoring equipment, medical or audio applications, precision controls.
Global thin film resistors key players include Vishay, KOA, Susumu, Viking Tech, etc. Global top 5 manufacturers hold a share over 68%.
North America is the largest market, with a share about 30%, followed by Europe and China with the share about 27% and 16%.

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Segment by Tolerance:
• Ultra Precision 0.05% Tolerance
• 0.1% Tolerance
• 1% Tolerance
• Others

Segment by Application
• Industrial and Measurement Equipment
• Medical Equipment
• Automotive Electronics
• Communication Device
• Others

By Company

Vishay, KOA, Susumu, Viking Tech, Panasonic, Yageo, Walsin Technology, Bourns, TE Connectivity, Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Ta-I Technology, Uniohm, Ralec Electronics, Ever Ohms

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