Market Analysis:
The global electron microscope market is anticipated to touch
USD 5.36 billion at a 7.9% CAGR between 2017-2023, states the latest Market
Research Future (MRFR) report. The electron microscope, simply put, is a kind
of microscope that uses electrons for creating a picture of the target. This
microscope has a higher resolving power or magnification compared to the normal
light microscope. Owing to its wonderful characteristics and plentiful
benefits, an electron microscope has a wide range of applications, including
atomic studies, nanotechnology, agriculture, polymer industry, among
others.
Various factors are propelling the global electron microscope
market growth. Such factors, according to the latest Market Research Future
report, include increasing levels of research, constant advancements in
technology, increasing expenditure on research and development in different
regions worldwide, increasing adoption of the electron microscope in life
science applications, and growing government funding.
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On the contrary, the high cost of device and high maintenance
cost are factors that may deter the electron microscope market growth during
the forecast period.
Key Players:
Thermo Fisher
Scientific, Phenom-World, Olympus Corporation, Nikon Metrology Inc.,
Nanoscience Instruments Inc., Merck KGaA, Leica Microsystems, KEYENCE
CORPORATION, JEOL Ltd., Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation, Hirox Ltd., Carl
Zeiss International, Bruker Corporation, Angstrom Advanced Inc., and Agilent
Technologies
Market Segmentation:
The Market Research Future report offers a complete segmental
analysis of the Electron
Microscope Market based on applications and type.
By applications, the electron microscope market is segmented
into semiconductors, nanotechnology, material sciences, life sciences, and
others. Of these, semiconductors will lead the market during the forecast
period. Various factors propelling the growth of this segment include a high
level of study related to research, advancement in technology, research and
development expenditure in different regions across the world and its increasing
life science applications.
By types, the electron microscope market is segmented into
transmission electron microscope (TEM), scanning electron microscope (SEM),
reflection electron microscope (REM), and others. Of these, the scanning
electron microscope segment will have the largest share in the market during
the forecast period for its increasing application in material sciences and
chemistry. It is useful for observing the size and shape of specimens as they
offer a 3D view. The scanning electron microscope segment is predicted to grow
at a 7.6% CAGR.
Regional Analysis:
By region, the Electron
Microscope Market report covers the latest trends and growth opportunities
across Europe, the Asia Pacific, the Americas, and the Middle East and Africa.
Of these, the Americas will dominate the market during the forecast period.
Various factors propelling the growth of the electron microscope market in the
region include the presence of many key market players in the region, the
accessibility of advanced medical facilities, and the presence of strong
economies, including Canada and the USA.
The electron microscope market in Europe will have the
second-largest share in the market during the forecast period. Various factors
propelling the growth of the electron microscope market in the region include
the availability of the latest medical facilities, high density of population,
and increased industrialization.
The electron microscope market in the APAC region will grow at
the fastest pace during the forecast period for the increased investment in
high manufacturing, consumer electronics, and pharmaceuticals coupled with
burgeoning demand for better medical facilities. Japan, South Korea, India,
China, and Australia are the major contributors in this region.
The electron microscope market in the MEA will have a slow and
steady growth during the forecast period for a couple of reasons such as poor
healthcare facilities, poor access to treatment, political instability, lack of
technological advancement, lack of education, lack of awareness, and healthcare
not regarded a priority by the majority of the governments.
Industry News:
June 2019: Researchers at the University of Tokyo & JEOL
Ltd., have created an innovative electron microscope that has magnetic
objective lenses that are newly designed and attained atom-resolved, direct
imaging of materials having sub-A spatial resolution and a residual magnetic
field in the same position less than 0.2 mT. This is the very first time such a
goal is achieved.