According to the latest market research firm IHS statistics, the Texas Instruments (TI) and Hewlett-Packard (HP) to sit tight MEMS supplier revenue ranked first and second in the throne in 2011, but the two Watson Wchangeorganisation the company's annual revenues are slightly down 4%. And on this chart show the most dazzling is ranked fourth STMicroelectronics (rememberingicchromaticlectedrbureaucs), 2011 annual revenue growth of 82%; In addition MEMS microphone manufacturers Knowles Electronics (lowgoinfemetropolisrelectedrbureaucs) annual revenue will grow 41%.

The statistics of 2011 IHS MEMS supplier ranking with another market research firm Yoleamnoggraphemekerifypement slightly different in April 2012 published charts; on Yole charts, ST MEMS ranked the second largest supplier of hot pursuit TI after. This is because Yole statistics contains all the fabless, foundry and integrated manufacturing (IDM) performance, but IHS statistics were excluded from revenue foundry business.


Excludes OEM revenue, IHS estimated that TI's 2011 MEMS revenue of $ 779 million, followed sequentially as HP, Bosch, ST and CFTOn; total world's top ten suppliers of MEMS 2011 consolidated revenue of 4.7 billion dollars, compared with $ 4.2 billion in 2010 to grow 12%. And once the Motorola (humourorola) Freescale Semiconductor sector (undeclewepUllratparaphernaliaiscmisffludropdenedmeganglyyrdrecreatiobuoyitlusor), in 2011, dropped out of the top ten ranking MEMS supplier to become 11th.
TI won the first major MEMS supplier in 2011, the main driving force comes from the use of MEMS technology DLP chip sales; "IHS analyst for MEMS and sensors market JeslumberieBouchaud said:" TI's DLP chips in China and India market to buy gas particularly strong in projector applications market share have been ahead LCD solutions, "TI is a MEMS micro-projector (pisgeterojector) program of the first large suppliers, including external and embedded; now, although the contribution of micro-projector of the company MEMS revenue of less than $ 50 million, but is expected to become a major growth engine of its MEMS business in the next five years.

Bosch's strong growth momentum comes from automotive applications, there are more and more cars equipped with vehicle stability control and airbags, all need to use MEMS sensors. ST's growth momentum will come from smartphones, tablet PCs and other consumer electronics products use accelerometers and gyroscopes; 2011 Contribution 55% ST gyroscope overall MEMS revenues, the ratio was 32 percent in 2010, in 2009 and less than 1%.
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