Electronic Components: United States
This report forecasts for 2023-2027 US electronic components demand and shipments in nominal US dollars at the manufacturer level.
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Report Overview
This report forecasts for 2023-2027 US electronic components demand and shipments in nominal US dollars at the manufacturer level. Total demand and shipments are segmented by product in terms of: semiconductors (integrated circuits, other semiconductors); printed circuit assemblies; connectors; printed circuit boards; and other electronic components, such as capacitors, electron tubes, and resistors.
To illustrate historical trends, total demand, total shipments, the various segments, and trade are provided in annual series from 2012 to 2022.
Electrical connectors such as plugs, bus bars, twist-on wire connectors, and terminals are excluded from the scope of this report. Re-exports of electronic components are excluded from demand and trade figures.
Key macroeconomic indicators are also provided with quantified trends. Other various topics, including profiles of pertinent leading companies, are covered in this report. A full outline of report items by page is available in the Table of Contents.
Related NAICS Codes:
- 334412 Bare Printed Circuit Board Mfg
- 334413 Semiconductor and Related Device Mfg
- 334416 Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer, and Other Inductor Mfg
- 334417 Electronic Connector Mfg
- 334418 Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Mfg
- 334419 Other Electronic Component Mfg
HIGHLIGHTS MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- Historical Trends
- Key Economic Indicators
- Trade
- Environmental & Regulatory Factors
- Market Overview
PRODUCT SEGMENTATION & FORECASTS
- Integrated Circuit Semiconductors
- Other Semiconductors
- Printed Circuit Assembly
- Connectors
- Printed Circuit Boards
- Other Electronic Components
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- Industry Characteristics
- Market Leaders
ABOUT THIS REPORT
- Scope
- Sources
- Industry Codes
- Freedonia Methodology
- Resources
LIST OF TABLES & FIGURES
- Figure 1 | Key Trends in US Electronic Components Demand, 2022 - 2027
- Figure 2 | US Electronic Components Demand Trends, 2012 - 2022
- Figure 3 | US Electronic Components Shipment Trends, 2012 - 2022
- Table 1 | Key Indicators for US Electronic Components Demand, 2012 - 2027
- Figure 4 | US Electronic Components Trade, 2012 - 2022 (US$ bil)
- Table 2 | US Electronic Components Trade, 2012 - 2022 (US$ bil)
- Figure 5 | US Electronic Components Demand by Product, 2012 - 2027 (US$ bil)
- Table 3 | US Electronic Components Historical Demand by Product, 2012 - 2022 (US$ bil)
- Table 4 | US Electronic Components Forecast Demand by Product, 2022 - 2027 (US$ bil)
- Figure 6 | US Electronic Components Shipments by Product, 2012 - 2027 (US$ bil)
- Table 5 | US Electronic Components Historical Shipments by Product, 2012 - 2022 (US$ bil)
- Table 6 | US Electronic Components Forecast Shipments by Product, 2022 - 2027 (US$ bil)
- Figure 7 | US Electronic Components Demand by Product, 2012 - 2027 (%)
- Figure 8 | US Electronic Components Firms, Establishments, & Employment, 2012 - 2022
- Table 7 | US Electronic Components Firms, Establishments, & Employment, 2012 - 2022
- Table 8 | Leading Suppliers to the US Electronic Components Market by Product
- Table 9 | NAICS & SIC Codes Related to Electronic Components
- Highlights
- Market Environment
- Historical Trends
- Key Economic Indicators
- Trade
- Environmental & Regulatory Factors
- Market Overview
- Segmentation & Forecasts
- Products
- Semiconductors
- Integrated Circuits
- Other Semiconductors
- Printed Circuit Assembly
- Connectors
- Printed Circuit Boards
- Other Electronic Components
- Industry Structure
- Industry Characteristics
- Market Leaders
- Intel
- TE Connectivity
- TTM Technologies
- About This Report
- Scope
- Sources
- Industry Codes
- Freedonia Methodology
- Resources
The pandemic led to booming demand for electronic components to accommodate a shift to work-from-home while supply chain bottlenecks curtailed supply.
The expansion in AI has increased demand for specialized processors designed to accelerate AI workloads.
The CHIPS and Science Act provides $52.7 billion for semiconductor R&D and manufacturing. The Act also has the effect of promoting private investment.