Resurgence in Military and Defense Spending Contributing to a 5.6 percent Growth Rate

Due to the considerable development of sophisticated missiles and weapons, the global Crystal Oscillator market had a great turnover in 2013, with revenues of around $1.98 billion, and the market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of around 5.6% during the forecast period from 2013 to 2018. The development of sophisticated missiles and weapons will significantly drive the growth of crystal oscillators for military and aerospace applications.

Crystal oscillators are electronic oscillator circuits which create electrical signal with precise frequency levels, and they use the mechanical resonance of a vibrating crystal with piezoelectric properties. These crystal oscillators are used in sensors, radars, navigation instruments in airplanes and ships, space and satellite applications, high reliability (Hi-Rel) applications, GPS, precision guided munitions, avionics, communication equipment, IFF (Identification Friend or Foe), electronic warfare equipment, and a number of other products. The usage of high end telecommunication equipment required for wartime and peacekeeping efforts, also drives the growth of crystal oscillators because of the considerable number military and aerospace applications already present or in the research stage in the market.

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The majority of such crystal oscillators are presently based on quartz crystals, with silicon-based MEMS oscillators offered up as an alternative to them currently. Although the fields of military and aerospace are two of the oldest applications for such crystal oscillators, they accounted for less than 10% of the total market for crystal oscillators in 2012.

The crystal oscillator market is currently growing at a very fast pace, with a considerable number of growth factors, which are presently the main drivers of this market. This include the growth in wireless communication markets with 3G & 4G networks coming into play, the rise in the market of smartphones and tablets, and the demand for advanced automation and healthcare equipment. However, inception of silicon MEMS oscillators can become a restraining measure for this market. But, at the same time, the Quartz MEMS technology can become the future of this market, and drive forward in the next few years. Although China, USA and Japan were the top three regions in 2013 with a high number of sales, it has been noted that by 2016, India has high chances of replacing Japan from its position and move on to one of the top spots.  

In a report compiled by IndustryARC, the future of the market of crystal oscillators is described in great detail. This report gives an in-depth segmentation of the crystal oscillators for military aerospace and defense market, and segments it into product types, like OCXO, FCXO, VCXO, MCXO, EMXO and so on. The market is also segmented by key geographic regions, like the Americas, Europe and Asia-Pacific. The report explains in great details the products to watch out for, the products which would make a difference in the market, and the regions of the world which would be most affected.

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