Although the current connector market has good prospects, the current system manufacturers have the characteristics of fragmentation and diversification. If connector manufacturers need to quickly find potential target customers, they need to strengthen brand communication, such as participation in exhibitions, industry seminars, and customer case sharing. To deepen the user's understanding and cognition.
As product intelligence becomes more apparent, connector products present four developmental characteristics:
Feature 1. From standard to customized
Traditional connectors are passive products. Manufacturers can provide standardized products to customers. With the diversification of electronic products and the emergence of more and more intelligent products such as robots and drones, manufacturers need more customized connector products. In order to meet the needs of the products, the connector manufacturers need to develop new products together with the customers to meet the shape and function needs of the customers, so the connector manufacturers must design the customers to participate early.
Feature 2. From single signal transmission to multi-signal transmission
Traditional connectors transmit only a single signal, such as video, control, or data signals. As electronic products become thinner and lighter, connectors move from a single signal to multiple signals, and the same cable can simultaneously transmit light, electricity, or other signals. It also helps to save space and improve system reliability.
Feature 3. From passive products to modular intelligence
In order to gain more profits, traditional connector manufacturers are turning connectors from a passive product to a modular product. For example, in a server cable provider, the connector will be intelligent, and the single cable will be changed by adding active ICs. Become a smart cable that can monitor data.
Feature 4. Miniaturization and thinning
Nowadays, electronic products are becoming thinner and lighter, which also promotes the development of small-sized products, connectors, small-sized products, and low-pitch, multi-function, long-life, surface-mounting, etc., so connector manufacturers must adapt to these changes and improve processes and designs. .
As product intelligence becomes more apparent, connector products present four developmental characteristics:
Feature 1. From standard to customized
Traditional connectors are passive products. Manufacturers can provide standardized products to customers. With the diversification of electronic products and the emergence of more and more intelligent products such as robots and drones, manufacturers need more customized connector products. In order to meet the needs of the products, the connector manufacturers need to develop new products together with the customers to meet the shape and function needs of the customers, so the connector manufacturers must design the customers to participate early.
Feature 2. From single signal transmission to multi-signal transmission
Traditional connectors transmit only a single signal, such as video, control, or data signals. As electronic products become thinner and lighter, connectors move from a single signal to multiple signals, and the same cable can simultaneously transmit light, electricity, or other signals. It also helps to save space and improve system reliability.
Feature 3. From passive products to modular intelligence
In order to gain more profits, traditional connector manufacturers are turning connectors from a passive product to a modular product. For example, in a server cable provider, the connector will be intelligent, and the single cable will be changed by adding active ICs. Become a smart cable that can monitor data.
Feature 4. Miniaturization and thinning
Nowadays, electronic products are becoming thinner and lighter, which also promotes the development of small-sized products, connectors, small-sized products, and low-pitch, multi-function, long-life, surface-mounting, etc., so connector manufacturers must adapt to these changes and improve processes and designs. .
