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Week 49, 2025 Electronics Component Industry Highlights
π (2025/12/01 β 2025/12/07)
π Global Industry Overview (Week 49)
The global electronics and semiconductor market continued to be reshaped by AI expansion, a strengthening memory βsuper-cycle,β and ongoing geopolitical pressure on chip supply chains.
πΉ AI as the Core Growth Engine
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Edge AI rises: Tech giants are pushing AI computation closer to end devices (smartphones, PCs, wearables), which is lifting demand for high-performance MCUs, NPUs, memory, and power ICs across the upstream supply chain.
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AI hardware innovation: The focus is shifting from simple cyclical recovery to growth via innovationβAI phones, smart glasses, and new AI-enhanced terminals are now key product themes.
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R&D acceleration: Top academic institutions (e.g., Tsinghuaβs new embodied-intelligence & robotics institute) are driving AI from βthinkingβ toward βsensing + action,β tightening the loop between research and industrial applications.
πΉ Memory in a βSuper Cycleβ
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Prices keep climbing: Backed by AI server demand, DRAM contract prices in Q4 are widely expected to rise 40%+, with additional increases projected for Q1 next year.
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Capacity shifts to high-end: Samsung, SK Hynix and others are prioritizing DDR5 and HBM capacity, limiting supply to legacy DRAM and mobile memory.
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Supply strategy: Brands and module makers are signing long-term deals and aggressively building inventoryβputting upward price pressure on certain consumer devices in 2025β2026.
πΉ Geopolitics & Supply Chain Re-alignment
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Export controls: New U.S. legislative proposals aim to further restrict sales of advanced AI chips (e.g., Nvidia, AMD) to China, underscoring technology rivalry and uncertainty.
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βSelf-relianceβ premium: Heightened external constraints are pushing China and others to accelerate domesticization in materials, equipment, and designβthese βhard-techβ themes remain capital-market favorites.
πΉ Capital Market Focus
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Despite macro headwinds, the electronics segment remains a key investment track: AI innovation + cyclical memory upturn is seen as the core long-term driver.
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Broker research and fund flows continue to overweight semiconductors, AI hardware, and critical components.
π Top Demand Models (Weekly Demand Leaders)
This weekβs demand centered on SPI Flash, MCUs, MEMS sensors and DRAM:
| Rank | Model | WoW Change | Description |
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| 1 | W25Q128JVSIQ | πΊ21.51% | 128-Mbit SPI Flash β remains the #1 demand driver |
| 2 | ICM-42688-P | πΊ0.11% | 6-axis MEMS IMU for industrial & automotive |
| 3 | KLM8G1GETF-B041 | πΊ5.82% | 8GB eMMC β mobile & embedded storage |
| 4 | STM32F103C8T6 | π»32.89% | Cortex-M3 MCU β still a core workhorse despite correction |
| 5 | W25Q64JVSSIQ | πΊ11.38% | 64-Mbit SPI Flash β strong follow-up demand |
| 6 | MT41K256M16TW-107:P | πΊ0.74% | 4Gb DDR3L DRAM β steady server / networking use |
| 7 | 74HC595D | πΊ64.22% | Shift register β IO expansion in low-cost designs |
| 8 | STM32F407VET6 | πΊ49.53% | High-performance MCU for motor control & industrial |
| 9 | W25N01GVZEIG | πΊ25.38% | 1Gbit NAND Flash β code & data storage |
| 10 | STM32F103RCT6 | πΊ15.45% | Higher-density STM32F1 variant β design upgrades |
π Top Demand Surges (Highest Growth Models)
| Rank | Model | Surge % | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BC817-40QA | +617.76% | NPN BJT transistor |
| 2 | DRV8353RSRGZR | +395.29% | 3-phase gate driver for BLDC motors |
| 3 | BAT46WJ-Q | +333.85% | Schottky diode |
| 4 | LPC1766FBD100 | +312.40% | ARM Cortex-M3 MCU |
| 5 | PMDPB70XP | +308.20% | Power MOSFET |
| 6 | PBSS4310PAS-QX | +298.80% | High-current transistor |
| 7 | TPS48111LQDGXRQ1 | +298.06% | Automotive high-side driver |
| 8 | H5AG48DXNDX116N | +282.93% | DDR4 DRAM |
| 9 | TMS5704357BZWTQQ1 | +274.78% | Safety-MCU for automotive |
| 10 | MT29F2G08ABAGAWP-IT:G | +269.23% | 2Gb NAND Flash |
πΈ Top Price Movements
π Top Price Increases
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BSS138P,215 +247.91% β N-channel MOSFET
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CR1220 +245.24% β Coin-cell battery
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SN75LBC184DR +242.08% β RS-485 transceiver
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DS1302ZN +234.81% β RTC with battery backup
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BCX56-16 +227.87% β BJT transistor
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K4FBE3D4HM-MGCJ +211.26% β Mobile DRAM
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BCP56-16 +200.61% β BJT transistor
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KLM8G1GETF-B041006 +188.61% β eMMC storage
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US1M +188.37% β Ultrafast rectifier
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TLP521-1GB +188.07% β Optocoupler
π Top Price Declines
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MB6S β91.08% β Bridge rectifier
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RS1M β89.03% β Rectifier
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BAT54C β86.86% β Schottky diode
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PESD5V2S2UT β81.63% β ESD diode
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PMEG6020ER β80.33% β Schottky rectifier
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XC6206P332MR β76.44% β LDO regulator
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HT7550-1 β74.61% β LDO regulator
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PESD36VS2UT β70.00% β Surge protector
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BAS16,215 β64.60% β Small-signal diode
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SMF5.0CA β64.35% β TVS diode
π¦ Inventory Movements
π Top Inventory Surges
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RB560VM-40FHTE-17 +46,141.70% β Schottky rectifier
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PMEG4005EJ-QX +26,019.39% β Automotive Schottky
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BAT165E6327HTSA1 +22,434.21% β Fast diode
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BC56PA,115 +14,900.00% β BJT array
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OPA2182IDGKR +8,661.42% β Precision op-amp
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NT5CC256M16ER-EKH +5,594.41% β 4Gb DDR3 DRAM
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AD603ARZ +2,946.32% β Variable gain amplifier
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AD102-301-A1 +2,239.58% β High-reliability ADC module
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PMPB55XNEAX +2,200.00% β MOSFET
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BUK9K29-100E +2,165.67% β N-channel MOSFET
π Top Inventory Declines
Severe tightening across MCUs, PMICs, memory and RF:
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CXDB6CCDM-MA-M β99.98%
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SAF-C515C-8EM β99.90%
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TPSM33615RDNR β99.88%
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74LVC2T45DC β99.84%
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MT53E128M32D2DS-053 β99.80% (HBM/advanced DRAM family)
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CXDB5CCAM-MK β99.60%
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AT32F403ZGT6 β99.38% β 32-bit MCU
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PSMN5R5-60YS β99.34% β Power MOSFET
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KMQE60013B-B318 β99.17% β eMMC / UFS storage
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HMC659LC5 β99.03% β RF amplifier
π§ Brand Dynamics
Top Demand Brands
Texas Instruments (TI) β’ Analog Devices (ADI) β’ Nexperia β’ onsemi β’ STMicroelectronics β’ Microchip β’ Infineon β’ NXP β’ Diodes β’ Micron
Fastest-Growing Brands by Demand
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M.C.C (Micro Commercial Components) +396.29%
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KEC +236.28%
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Kingston +49.69%
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BLUE ROCKET +47.36%
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SIMCOM +45.44% (cellular modules)
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FM (Fortune Microelectronics) +45.35%
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Gcore (ζ¬ε·ε½θ―) +39.44%
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Gainsil (θζ΄΅) +35.78%
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Advanced Energy +35.58%
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On-Bright +34.31%
π Category Momentum
Highest Demand Categories
Microcontrollers β’ MOSFETs β’ Rectifiers β’ Flash Memory β’ Operational Amplifiers β’ DC-DC Converter & Switching Regulator ICs β’ Linear Regulators β’ General-Purpose BJTs β’ DRAM Chips β’ FPGAs
Fastest Growing Categories
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Gyroscopes +43.86%
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NVSRAM +36.75%
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PCI Express Switches +34.09%
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PIN Diodes +32.80%
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Other Communication Products +26.31%
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LIN Transceivers +25.34%
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Terminal Block Connectors +24.09%
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Voltage-Controlled Oscillators (VCOs) +21.31%
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IGBT & MOSFET Gate-Driver Optocouplers +21.16%
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Board-Mount Pressure Sensors +21.01%
π§ Cerametronics Weekly Insight
AI innovation is now driving both ends of the stack:
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Cloud AI fuels the DRAM/HBM βsuper-cycleβ,
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while Edge AI (phones, PCs, wearables) is pulling demand for MCUs, Flash, power drivers and sensors (gyroscopes, pressure sensors, IMUs).
Memory makers are firmly in a pricing-power position, while geopolitical frictions keep βself-relianceβ and multi-sourcing at the center of sourcing strategies.
πΉ Watchlist for Week 50+
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Memory & Storage: DDR5 / LPDDR / NVSRAM / eMMC (MT4*, H5A*, NT5*, KLM8G1GETF*, W25N*).
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Edge-AI Enablers: STM32 / TMS570 / LPC17 MCUs, high-side & gate drivers (DRV8353, TPS48111).
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Protection & Power: PMEG* Schottkys, PESD* ESD lines, optocouplers (TLP521-1GB), precision op-amps (OPA2182, AD603).
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