A machine's actuator is a component that is used to control or move a system or mechanism. An actuator needs an energy source and a control signal that are both relatively low in energy, such as electric current or voltage, hydraulic or pneumatic pressure, or even human power. Electric current, pneumatic pressure, or hydraulic fluid pressure could be the primary source of energy. When the actuator gets the control signal, it turns the energy into mechanical motion.
One of the primary reasons driving market expansion is rising demand for fuel-efficient automobiles. This is due to a variety of factors, including a growing scarcity of conventional fuels, rules governing exhaust gas emissions, increased demand for safety features, and the growing popularity of electric vehicles. The European Union, for example, has set its own emissions limits, such as EU Regulation No 443/2009, which sets a target of 130 grammes of CO2 per kilometre for new passenger automobiles. As a result of these reasons, mechanical connections were replaced with electrical or electronic components, and demand for actuators for use in engines to improve engine performance and fuel efficiency grew, propelling the engine actuators market forward.
Global Engine Actuators Market: Restraint
The global engine actuators market is being held back by the rising popularity of electric vehicles and the increasing sales of vehicles used for sports. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), more than 750 thousand electric vehicles were sold globally in 2016. As a result, increasing the production of electric vehicles will reduce the demand for engine actuators in vehicles, as electric cars and other high-end vehicles have high-performance engines that do not require an engine actuator to operate.
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