Continuous distributed optical fiber sensor will grow rapidly in the next 5 years

The world's leading optical communications market and technology research company ElectroniCastConsultants has released a new research report on the analysis of the global consumption of optical fiber sensors and continuous distributed optical fiber sensors, and the analysis and processing interface module market for optical signals. The situation was analyzed and forecasted separately.

Ever since ElectronCast began offering optical fiber sensor markets and technical analysis in the early 1980s, optical fiber sensing technology has experienced impressive growth. Stephen Montgomery, president of ElectroniCast's international operations, said: “In fact, our analysts have been tracking and analyzing various advanced photonic technologies since 1976. In the area of ​​fiber optic sensors, the 1970s, laboratories for fiber optic gyroscopes and acoustic sensors The demonstration eventually led to the emergence of the first commercial intensity and spectral sensors."

In 2010, the global consumption value of fiber optic sensors was US$595 million. ElectronCast expects that the value of this product will grow at an average annual growth rate of 9.83% over the next five years and reach US$951 million in 2015. According to ElectroniCast, the value of continuous distributed fiber optic sensors will grow at an average rate of nearly 43% per year between 2010 and 2015, from the current $435 million to $2.639 billion.