fitxes ELECTRONICA 2012 v1 - Secartys
fitxes ELECTRONICA 2012 v1 - Secartys
fitxes ELECTRONICA 2012 v1 - Secartys
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<strong>Secartys</strong> represents<br />
internationalization<br />
<strong>Secartys</strong> is a non-profit, voluntary<br />
organisation, founded in 1968, which<br />
represents more than 1,200 industries in<br />
electronics, information and communication<br />
technologies, professional audio & lighting,<br />
leisure and electronic entertainment, solar<br />
energy and domotics.<br />
Spanish exports<br />
by sector 2011<br />
The association plays a key role in fostering<br />
internationalisation and competitiveness<br />
among its members, with the support of the<br />
Central Government, autonomous regional<br />
bodies and industry associations from all<br />
over Spain.<br />
45% of the associates belong to the<br />
Electronics and Telecommunication Cluster,<br />
registering a 32% growth from 2010 to 2011.<br />
The main Spanish exports for the component<br />
and industrial electronics sector were<br />
photosensitive semiconductor devices, parts<br />
of subheadings devices 85.25 to 85.28,<br />
processors and controllers, electronic<br />
measuring or checking instruments, smart<br />
cards, printed circuits consisting only of<br />
conductor elements and contacts, electronic<br />
assemblies, light emitting diodes and sound<br />
and image recording, the first being the most<br />
important, accounting for approximately 56%<br />
of the total.<br />
This is a very technology-intensive sector,<br />
which when combined with the other sectors<br />
related to the IT and telecommunications<br />
industry, leads Spain's investment in R&D&I.<br />
In 2009, the R&D contribution from all of<br />
these sectors accounted for 19% of all<br />
investment made in Spain and nearly 40% of<br />
investment in research by the private sector.<br />
The Telecom industry refers to the different<br />
markets in which an operator can play: Fixed<br />
Telephony, Mobile, Cable, ADSL, Digital TV,<br />
VoIP and systems and information<br />
management and communication. Together<br />
with the Electronics sector it represents 34%<br />
of Spain's total exports.<br />
Data gathered from: ICEX, WTO and UE Trade Comision<br />
database.