Business Industry Reports Piezoelectric Materials Market

Piezoelectric Materials Market will
touch US$ 1210 Million in 2023
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Piezoelectric Materials market size to maintain the average annual growth rate of 0.0280153179959
from 810.0 million $ in 2014 to 930.0 million $ in 2018, market analysts believe that in the next few
years, Piezoelectric Materials market size will be further expanded, we expect that by 2023, The
market size of the Piezoelectric Materials will reach 1210.0 million $.
Piezoelectric materials have the ability to change shape and possess a high degree of stiffness during
their exposure to mechanical stress. These materials are majorly used in the formulation of a wide
range of electronic goods including actuators, sensors, transducers, SONAR, generators and motors,
which in turn will augment market growth over the forecast period.
Regionally, Asia-Pacific leads the global market in terms of demand for piezoelectric materials, which
is likely to be sustained by burgeoning auto and consumer electronics industries. The use of
piezoelectric materials in the automotive sector has grown by leaps and bounds and they are finding
application in fuel injectors, tire pressure sensors, engine knock sensors, backup sensors, dynamic
pressure sensors and a number of other crucial safety features common in modern cars.
Since piezoelectric materials possess a high degree of stiffness when exposed to mechanical stress
and have the ability to change shape, these materials are now frequently used in the formulation of