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From Technologies to Market Gas Sensors, Detection of Particles, 3D Images…: What are the Next opportunities in MEMS? © 2016 © 2016

Gas Sensors, Detection of Particles, 3D Images…: What are the Next opportunities in MEMS? presentation held at Semicon West 2017 from Yole Développement

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From Technologies to Market

Gas Sensors, Detection of Particles, 3D

Images…: What are the Next

opportunities in MEMS?

© 2016© 2016

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MEMS &

Sensors

Displays

Compound

Semi – LED

& OLEDs

Imaging Photonics

MedTech

Manufacturing

Advanced Packaging

Batteries / Energy

Management

Power

Electronics

FIELDS OF EXPERTISE

Yole Développement’s 30 analysts operate in the following areas

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A GROUP OF COMPANIES

Market,

technology and

strategy

consulting

www.yole.fr

M&A operations

Due diligences

www.yolefinance.com

Innovation and business maker

www.bmorpho.com

Manufacturing costs analysis

Teardown and reverse engineering

Cost simulation tools

www.systemplus.fr

IP analysis

Patent assessment

www.knowmade.fr

Status of the Memsindustry

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MEMS, A « TRANSFER FUNCTION » TECHNOLOGY

MEMS is a semiconductor technology thus enabling miniaturization and lower cost manufacturing of existing products

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Galvanometric

mirror

Pressure sensor

Hg tilt sensor

Microphone

Gas sensor

Syringe

Micro-mirror

VCM

MEMS gas sensor

Micro needles

WL auto focus

Microphone

IMU

Pressure/environment

sensor

2016, gas sensors as the

next MEMS success (?)

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MEMS MARKET ENTRY: PRODUCTS RELEASES EXAMPLES

Automotive is the historical MEMS high volume market

Transition started in 2003 towards consumer products…

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1976 1988 1992 1994 1998 2003 2005 2007 2008 2009 2012 2014

PressureCar engine

control

AccelerosAir Bag

1982

PressureMAP

PressureBlood

Micromirrors

DLP

GyrosVehicle Stability

Microphones

Feature phone

Acceleros

Gaming - Wii

Acceleros &

Gyros

Smartphone

Magnetos

Smartphone

HumiditySmartphone

OpticalDisplay (IMOD) –

e-reader, watches

RF Antenna TunerSmartphone

RF FiltersFeature phone

2015

MicromirrorsLaptop/Tablets

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HOW DO WE PERCEIVE THE EXTERNAL WORLD?

Audio is the next innovation.

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A psychological survey in 1994 by Hatwell

(Hatwell, Y. (1994). Traité de psychologie

expérimentale. Paris, P.U.F.) showed that 83% of

our external world perception is through our

vision. Thus a high quality image is highly valued by the

user – today Smartphone bill of materials is $10

for the camera module.

The next senses we use are Audio and Smell. Thus,

we believe next innovation in MEMS & Sensors

will be for microphones.

Gas sensors could be the next one to be valued

for consumer applications.

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THE 5 SENSES AND MANY MORE: MEMS, SENSORS

MEMS & sensors are mimicking humans senses

Smell

Taste

Sight

Touch

MicrobolometersGas sensors & electronic

noses

Force, haptic & touch

sensors

Humidity sensors

CMOS Image

sensor

Audio

Microphones Ultrasonic

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Actuators & more sensors give increased perception & functionalities.

Smell

Taste

Sight

Touch

Microbolometers Micromirrors

Pressure

Gas sensors & electronic

noses

Pressure sensors

Force, haptic & touch

sensors

Humidity sensors

Body balance

Inertial systems

RF communicationOscillators, tuners, switches & filters

SpeechMicrospeakers

CMOS Image

sensor

Focus

RF communication

Autofocus

Fluids

Biochips Micropumps

Audio

Microphones Ultrasonic

THE 5 SENSES AND MANY MORE: MEMS, SENSORS & ACTUATORS

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MEMS & SENSORS ROADMAP

From More than Moore towards Beyond Law

MEMS & Sensors enable key functionalities.

Current battleground of the industry

1980 2010 2020

Industry competition

Moore

Industry competition

More than MooreIndustry Competition

Beyond Moore

LaptopPersonal Computers

Smartphones

Autonomous

vehicles

Robotic

Servants

Quantified

self

Drones

Acceleration

SensingInteraction age

ProcessingInformation age

ActuatingEnhancement age

Tablets

Smart

homes

2040

Telekinesis

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ACTUATORSSENSORS

THE DIFFERENT MEMS, SENSORS & ACTUATORS & WHERE THEY CAN COMBINE

Pressure Sound

(microphone)

Environment Optical sensors

Dru

g d

elivery

Microfluidics

Ink j

et

head

s

Au

to-F

ocu

s

Mic

rom

irro

rs

RF

µspeakers

Optical MEMS Micro structures

Part

icle

s

Hu

mid

ity

Movement

Gas

Magn

eto

mete

rs

IMUs (6 to 9 DOF)

Accele

rom

ete

rs

Gyro

sco

pes

Tem

pera

ture

Op

tical b

en

ch

es

Mic

ro t

ips

Pro

bes

Watc

hes

co

mp

on

en

ts

PIR

& t

herm

op

iles

Mic

ro b

olo

mete

rs

Sw

itch

Filte

r

Bosch BME680

FLIR Lepton One

Infineon microphoneST pressure sensorInvenSense

MPU9250

Debiotech micro

pump

Texas Instruments DLP

Avago-Broadcom

FBAR Filter

Spiromax Patek

Philippe

Audio

Pixels

MEMS

based

speaker

Reso

nato

r

Bio

ch

ips

poLight AF

SiTime oscillator

Am

bie

nt

ligh

t se

nso

r

Fin

gerp

rin

t

Vis

ion

Optical combos“open” package

environmental combos

“closed” package

6 to 11 DOF

combos

Possible integration with environment

combos

Possible

integration with

opto combos

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MEMS & Sensors

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MEMS & SENSORS TRANSITIONING TOWARDS 3 MAIN HUBS…

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Closed Package Hub

Accelerometer

Gyroscope

Magnetometer

INERTIAL

DOF6

9IMU

ENVIRONMENTAL

Open Cavity Hub

Gas / Particle

Pressure

Temp/Humidity

Microphone

OPTICAL

Optical Hub

Visible

3D vision

Multi spectral

3D

Proximity/ambient

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MEMS & SENSORS: THE INERTIAL HUB

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Closed Package Hub

Accelerometer

Gyroscope

Magnetometer

DOF6

9IMU

ENVIRONMENTAL

Open Cavity Hub

Gas / Particle

Pressure

Temp/Humidity

Microphone

OPTICAL

Optical Hub

Visible

3D vision

Multi spectral

3D

Proximity/ambient

Complete integration has been

achieved at sensor level

Strong miniaturization race

Still some developments on

power consumption, advanced

packaging

Major developments at Software

level to achieve sensor fusion

Accurate data acquisition

Precise tracking within the

environment

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MEMS & SENSORS: THE INERTIAL HUB

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Closed Package Hub

Accelerometer

Gyroscope

Magnetometer

DOF6

9IMU

ENVIRONMENTAL

Open Cavity Hub

Gas / Particle

Pressure

Temp/Humidity

Microphone

OPTICAL

Optical Hub

Visible

3D vision

Multi spectral

3D

Proximity/ambient

Complete integration has been

achieved at sensor level

Strong miniaturization race

Still some developments on

power consumption, advanced

packaging

Major developments at Software

level to achieve sensor fusion

Accurate data acquisition

Precise tracking within the

environment

Inertial

Bill Of Materials

$1

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INERTIAL MEMS PACKAGE

Typical package footprint for inertial sensors used in mobile systems

After decreasing die size, improvements are now focused on packaging issues and use of through silicon vias(TSVs) for instance

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MEMS & SENSORS: THE OPTICAL HUB

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Closed Package Hub

Accelerometer

Gyroscope

Magnetometer

INERTIAL

DOF6

9IMU

ENVIRONMENTAL

Open Cavity Hub

Gas / Particle

Pressure

Temp/Humidity

Microphone

Optical Hub

Visible

3D vision

Multi spectral

3D

Proximity/ambient

An ever growing market

Imaging is highly valued

The imaging industry stopped

the low cost/high integration

model by increasing the pixel

size and thus the die size

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MEMS & SENSORS: THE OPTICAL HUB

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Closed Package Hub

Accelerometer

Gyroscope

Magnetometer

INERTIAL

DOF6

9IMU

ENVIRONMENTAL

Open Cavity Hub

Gas / Particle

Pressure

Temp/Humidity

Microphone

Optical Hub

Visible

3D vision

Multi spectral

3D

Proximity/ambient

An ever growing market

Imaging is highly valued

The imaging industry stopped

the low cost/high integration

model by increasing the pixel

size and thus the die size

Imaging

Bill Of Materials

$10

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MEMS & SENSORS: THE ENVIRONMENTAL HUB

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Closed Package Hub

Accelerometer

Gyroscope

Magnetometer

INERTIAL

DOF6

9IMU

Open Cavity Hub

Gas / Particle

Pressure

Temp/Humidity

Microphone

OPTICAL

Optical Hub

Visible

3D vision

Multi spectral

3D

Proximity/ambientInteresting way for the

MEMS industry to gain value:

More integration at

environmental level seems a

good opportunity

Pressure + Microphone

Add Particles & Gas

detection (market pull)

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MEMS & SENSORS: THE ENVIRONMENTAL HUB

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Closed Package Hub

Accelerometer

Gyroscope

Magnetometer

INERTIAL

DOF6

9IMU

Open Cavity Hub

Gas / Particle

Pressure

Temp/Humidity

Microphone

OPTICAL

Optical Hub

Visible

3D vision

Multi spectral

3D

Proximity/ambientInteresting way for the

MEMS industry to gain value:

More integration at

environmental level seems a

good opportunity

Pressure + Microphone

Add Particles & Gas

detection (market pull)

Environmental

Bill Of Materials

$0.70

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MEMS & SENSORS: THE ENVIRONMENTAL HUB

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Closed Package Hub

Accelerometer

Gyroscope

Magnetometer

INERTIAL

DOF6

9IMU

Open Cavity Hub

Gas / Particle

Pressure

Temp/Humidity

Microphone

OPTICAL

Optical Hub

Visible

3D vision

Multi spectral

3D

Proximity/ambientInteresting way for the

MEMS industry to gain value:

More integration at

environmental level seems a

good opportunity

Pressure + Microphone

Add Particles & Gas

detection (market pull)

Environmental

Bill Of Materials

$1.50

Environmental

Bill Of Materials

$0.70

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SENSOR HUB vs MCU/AP

A fight to acquire value

Value is in the software, not in the hardware

• Deep access to the functionalities of the sensor

• Low power consumption

• Optimized performance

• They try to add value to their sensors by providingsensor hub, adding software and promoting use case,showing the real added-value offer by their sensorscombined with their software.

• High power consumption

• Limited access to sensors

• Players: Qualcomm, Samsung,Apple, etc…

• Application processors and MCU manufacturers try tooverride sensor hubs and access the full functionality ofthe sensors. It requires allocated resources, maybe notas optimized as a sensor hub provides

MCU

AP

$30 - 40

Sensor

Hub

Sensor 1Sensor 2

Sensor #

A great competition to gather value at a

higher level in the system, because value

is in the software, not in the hardware.

<<$1/sensor

$1 -$2

Value

Sensor

System

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IOT, WEARABLES … WHERE IS THE NEXT SEMICONDUCTOR WAVE?

Looking for next « Holy Grail » …

What is the next growth driver?

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0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY REVENUE (in bn US$)

Source: WSTS, Cisco, Gartner, Yole

?

IoT?

Wearables?

Likely the next growth

driver will be a mix of

smartphones, IoT,

wearables, cars …

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$0,0

$0,5

$1,0

$1,5

$2,0

$2,5

$3,0

$3,5

$4,0

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

2000–2020 MEMS ASP decreaseSource Yole Développement

Where can the market absorb this price decrease?

The smartphone wave boosted volume sales but prices dropped!

MEMS AVERAGE SELLING PRICE

Smartphone wave

CAGR

-6%

CAGR

-13%

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IS THE MEMS INDUSTRY DIGGING ITS OWN GRAVE?

The commoditization paradox!

Does it make sense to further shrink MEMS devices by out passing physics law requiring minimal sensor mass for detection?

The CIS industry solved this issue by increasing pixel & die size, thus the price!

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SIZE REDUCTION PRICE DROP

SHRINKING MARGINS

INCREASING VOLUMES

(SMART PHONES/WEARABLES)

THE MEMS MARKET

PARADOX: units volume

growth is much higher than

market value

STABLE/DECLINING MARKET IN

US$ VALUE

Where is the cursor?

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LOOKING AT THE CIS INDUSTRY: MOBILE MARKET TREND

Main rear camera & sub front camera roadmap: increased added value for more cost.

The trend is for more complexity at the system level

Log

Image sensor Resolution

2Mp

4Mp

8Mp

16Mp

20182010 2012 2014 2016

Sub CameraResolution VGA-1.2Mp

Pixel size 1.1µm

2020

OIS

Sub CameraResolution 5Mp

Pixel size 1.1µm

Sub CameraResolution 8Mp

Pixel size 1.2µm

Main CamerasResolution 8Mp

Pixel size 1.4µm

OIS

OIS

Main CamerasResolution 8Mp-16Mp

Pixel size 1.1µm- 1.5µm

Main CameraResolution 16Mp+

Pixel size 1.0-1.6µm

Dual CamerasResolution 2x 8Mp

Pixel size 1.1µm+

Size constraints &

Drive for better images &

Features:

→ More pixels

→ Smaller modules

→ Image stabilization (OIS)

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WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE CIS INDUSTRY AND APPLY TO MEMS & SENSORS?

More integration, improved environment tracking, sensor fusion

CMOS IMAGE SENSORS

More complexity at the system level: drive for

better images and features

More pixels

Smaller modules

Image stabilization (OIS)

MEMS & Sensors

More complexity at the system level: drive for

better accuracy/precise tracking and features

Sensor fusion

More integration: Pressure + Microphone

Improved environment tracking: Particles &

Gas sensing

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NEW MEMS CHALLENGES

Power consumption is becoming a major trend

MEMS market challenges are evolving

2016, a new virtuous cycle?Yesterday

ASP

decrease

Consumer

volume

Size

decrease

Power

consumption

decrease

Importance

for user case

Sensor fusion,

software &

more features

Mobiles have to survive for long

periods on battery power while

interacting with environment

(voice calls, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth,

GPS, sensors …).

Start with applications, and

work downwards to the chips

needed to support them.

Less silicon, more brain.

• Yesterday, the main MEMS challenges were decrease size, which in turn led to price decrease then volume growth.

• Today, trends are different. They are: importance of user case (start with the definition of an application), fusion of different

sensors with software and power decrease (which paradoxically is linked to a chip size increase because of the ASIC).

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Start with more intelligence!

© 2016

Conclusions

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CONCLUSIONS & OUTLOOK

From Sensing to Sensor fusion to Actuating

Sensing

Trend is fusion to open new application fields

More accurate data

Precise tracking within the environment

Low Power

Hubs approach and in particular the environmental hub seems a nice opportunity to gain value

Add particles and gas sensing

Combine Pressure and Microphone ?

Actuating

Actuators are back and represent big market opportunities

Auto-focus devices

Micro-mirrors

RF switches

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RELATEDYOLE REPORTS

Some slides from this presentation were extracted from the following reports

Status of the MEMS industry 2016To be released in Q2 2016

Gas sensors Report 2016

Released in Feb 2016 – More info. here.

Status of the CMOS Image sensor industry Released in Jan. 2015 – More info. here.

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