In-depth quantitative analysis of semiconductor-based temperature sensors. Covers automotive, computing, consumer electronics, industrial, wired, and wireless communications. Digitization drives semiconductor temperature sensor adoption.
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Jawad Tariq
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Jawad covers semiconductors and sensors used in an industrial environment. He has a deep understanding of electronic components, especially microprocessors and system-on-chip technology used in various industrial semiconductor applications.
Jawad joined Omdia as a full-time analyst in March 2021. He manages the semiconductor and sensor databases, improving quality of data and timely delivery to clients. His work includes analysis, interpretation, and synthesis of information from research sources, and he assists in generating market forecasts. His field of specialization is electronic design automation and integrated circuit design, focusing on system-on-chip firmware development for industrial IoT solutions. He holds a bachelor's degree in electronics engineering from COMSATS Institute of Information Technology in Abbottabad, Pakistan, and a Master of Science degree in communication engineering from Technical University of Munich.
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Nora Houlihan
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Dr. Nora Houlihan is a senior research analyst who focuses on MEMS and sensors as part of Omdia’s Components & Devices market pillar. She utilizes her technical knowledge to provide insight into the semiconductor industry.
Nora joined Omdia in the spring of 2022. Previously, she was an adjunct instructor at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, where she taught in the chemistry department. Nora has a PhD in nanoscale engineering from SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Albany, New York. She also has a Bachelor of Science in chemistry from Clarkson University in Potsdam, New York.
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