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Global Markets and Technologies for Sensors

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Sensors convert physical phenomenon into a quantity measurable by a data acquisition system and thus are an important part of any measurement and automation application.  Sensors are being used in an increasing number of industries and applications, while continually opening up new fields of application.  Today’s production technologies, modern vehicles, innovative medical devices, smart power supply systems and building technologies are inconceivable without sensors.  Advanced electronic control systems provide sensor users ongoing advances in sensor accuracy, reliability, response time, robustness, miniaturization, communications capability and efficiencies.  Sensors also continue to improve in quality as they become more specific and robust, often smarter and more communicative and yet they are becoming less expensive because of improved production methods.

Sensors are found in most spheres of life today.  The need for sensors is increasing dramatically with the ongoing boom in smart mobile communication technologies and tablet PCs.  Many companies are already researching novel types of sensors for these applications.  Mobile phones with face recognition are just around the corner.  Cell phones with integrated spectrometers to measure food freshness are no longer inconceivable, even though at present they seem a rather long way off.

STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES

This report studies and highlights the role of sensors in various applications, explains the technology and innovation behind sensor development and production, and gives a market overview, analyzing major market trends both in terms of region and application sector.  In addition, the report studies in detail the new developments taking place in the sensor industry with respect to continuous improvements in environmental performance.  The report analyzes the market for various types of sensors as well as for the technologies involved.  The market for various emerging technologies in sensors as well as the new products produced using these technologies are reviewed in the report.

The report also analyzes the various applications of sensors in detail and the markets of such applications, with special emphasis on the new products being developed and the markets for these products.  Along with the development of new products, research and development is taking the sensor technology to new heights, and a close look into such technologies has been made in the report.  This report focuses on the need for the industry’s commitment to continuous improvement in environmental performance and takes a look at a future in which the functionality of coatings will be enhanced and transformed from the conventional areas of protection and aesthetics to meet additional and more specific demands.

REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY

For any company to succeed in a competitive market, product opportunities must be identified from the viewpoint of company’s strengths.  For this, it is necessary to understand the size and growth rate of any opportunity and the competitive atmosphere in which the company exists.  This report presents the ideal medium to understand the various exciting and growing opportunities in the field of sensors and various types of applications, and will help prospective manufacturers, distributors or even users to understand and succeed in this growing field.

INTENDED AUDIENCE

This report is intended to help:

  • Marketing managers to identify newer market opportunities and develop targeted promotion plans for sensors and related products.
  • Research and development professionals to stay on top of competitor initiatives and explore demand for sensors and to develop new products and for newer applications.
  • Advertising agencies working with clients in the sensor industry to understand the products and to develop messages and images that will influence consumers to purchase these products.
  • Business development executives to understand the dynamics of the market and identify possible new markets.
  • Information and research center librarians to provide market researchers, and brand and product managers with the information they need to do their jobs more effectively.

SCOPE AND FORMAT

The report has been prepared in a simple, easy to understand format with a number of tables and charts/figures.  The scope of the report includes a detailed study of global and regional markets for various types of sensors and their applications with the reasons given for variations in the growth of the industry in certain regions.

This report only covers conventional sensors, such as pressure, temperature, level, flow and position sensors, and does not cover unconventional types of sensors such as pointing sensors (e.g., touch screens and touch-pads, barcode readers and RFID readers for identification purposes, remote-readout and intelligent power meters, gas and water meters, as well as remote-readout heat meters).

METHODOLOGY

Initially, a comprehensive and exhaustive search of the literature on sensors was conducted.  These sources included sensor journals and related books, trade literature, marketing literature, other product/promotional literature, annual reports, security analyst reports and other publications.  A patent search and analysis were also conducted.  Subsequently, telephone interviews and email correspondence was conducted with marketing executives, product sales engineers, international sales managers, application engineers and other personnel of sensor companies.  Other sources included sensor magazines, academics, technology suppliers, technical experts and consulting companies.

INFORMATION SOURCES

The primary information sources include manufacturers and suppliers of sensors and associated products around the world, raw material suppliers for manufacture of these products, major users of these products, research organizations, governmental agencies, trade associations and various equipment suppliers.  Additional secondary research of sources, such as databases, trade literature, specialized journals and government statistics, were researched while compiling this report.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION

    STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES
    REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
    INTENDED AUDIENCE
    SCOPE AND FORMAT
    METHODOLOGY
    INFORMATION SOURCES
    RELATED BCC RESEARCH REPORTS
    ANALYST'S CREDENTIALS
    BCC ON-LINE SERVICES
    DISCLAIMER

Chapter 2: SUMMARY

        Table Summary : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
        Figure Summary : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019

Chapter 3: OVERVIEW

    DEFINITION OF THE INDUSTRY
    INDUSTRY CONCEPTS
    IMPORTANCE OF THE SENSOR INDUSTRY
    LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF SENSORS
        LIFE CYCLE STAGES OF SENSORS
        TECHNOLOGY LIFE CYCLE
        LIFE CYCLE COST
    HISTORY OF THE INDUSTRY
        HISTORY OF MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGIES
        HISTORY OF STRAIN GAUGES
        HISTORY OF LOAD CELL SENSORS
        HISTORY OF ACCELEROMETERS
        HISTORY OF MEMS SENSORS
        HISTORY OF BIOSENSORS
    GOVERNMENT REGULATION
        REGULATION OF SENSORS IN AUTOMOBILES
            TREAD Act
            EU TPMS Legislation
            Automobile Industry Standards
                U.S. Standards
                    U.S. Standards on Crash Avoidance
                    U.S. Standards on Crash Worthiness
        REGULATION OF WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS

Chapter 4: TECHNOLOGY

    OVERVIEW OF SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES
    BASIC SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES
            Table 1 : BASIC CLASSIFICATION OF SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES
    TYPES OF SENSORS
        IMAGE SENSORS
            Types of Image Sensors
            New Developments in Image Sensor Technologies
        BIOSENSORS
            Features of Biosensors
                Biological Component of Biosensors
                Physical Components of Biosensors
            Basic Characteristics of a Biosensor
            Types of Biosensors
            Biosensors for Specific Purposes
            Recent Innovations in Biosensors
        PRESSURE SENSORS
            Types of Pressure Sensors
        POSITION SENSORS
            Displacement Position Sensors
                Linear Position Sensors
                Rotary Position Sensors
        PROXIMITY SENSORS
            Types of Proximity Sensors
        CHEMICAL SENSORS
            Toxic Gas Detection Sensors
            MEMS Chemical Sensors
            Oxygen Analyzers
                New Developments in Oxygen Analyzers
            Humidity Sensors
            Moisture Sensors
            pH Sensors
            Hydrogen Sensors
        CARBON DIOXIDE SENSORS
        TECHNIQUES TO ANALYZE ODORS
            Electronic Nose
                Applications of the Electronic Nose
        TEMPERATURE SENSORS
            Types of Temperature Sensors
        FORCE/LOAD/TORQUE SENSORS
            Force Sensors
                Types of Force Sensors
            Torque Sensors
        FLOW SENSORS
            Types of Flow Sensors Based on Type of Flow
            Types of Flow Sensors Based on Technology
                Differential Flow Sensors
                Linear Flow Sensors
            New Developments in Flow Sensors
        LEVEL SENSORS
            Continuous Level Sensors
            Point/Multipoint Level Sensors
            Device Classification of Level Sensors
            Future of Level Sensors
            MEMS Level Sensors
        MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS
            Smart Sensors
            Wireless Sensors
                Wireless Smart Sensor Networking
            Fiber-Optic Sensors
            SQUID Sensors
                Fetal MEG System
            Automotive Inertial Sensors
            Magnetic Field Sensors
            Photoelectric Sensors
            UV Sensors
            Biometric Sensors
        TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS
    PATENT ANALYSIS
            Table 3 : SAMPLE U.S. PATENTS ON SENSORS BY COMPANY, 2010-2012
            Table 4 : SAMPLE U.S. PATENTS ON SENSORS BY YEAR ISSUED, 2010-2012
            Table 5 : SAMPLE U.S. PATENTS ON SENSORS BY COUNTRY, 2010-2012
            Table 6 : SAMPLE U.S. PATENTS ON SENSORS BY TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY/PROCESS, 2010-2012

Chapter 5: GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS

    OVERVIEW
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSORS
            Table 7 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 1 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS OF SENSORS
        SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
            Global Market for Sensor Applications in the Automobile Industry
                Table 18 : SENSORS USED FOR VARIOUS FUNCTIONS IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
        APPLICATIONS OF SENSORS IN PROCESS INDUSTRIES
            Global Market for Sensor Applications in Process Industries
        SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE PETROCHEMICAL/OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
            Sensor Applications Upstream
            Sensor Applications Midstream
            Sensor Applications Downstream
        SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE FOOD, DAIRY AND BEVERAGE INDUSTRY
        SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF PHARMACEUTICALS
        SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
        APPLICATIONS FOR SENSORS IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
            Global Market for Sensor Applications in Consumer Electronics
                Regional Markets for Sensor Applications in Consumer Electronics
                    Table 24 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 12 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, 2012-2019
                Table 23 : APPLICATIONS FOR SENSORS IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
        APPLICATIONS FOR SENSORS IN THE MEDICAL FIELD
            Global Market for Sensor Applications in the Medical Field
                Regional Markets for Sensor Applications in the Medical Field
                    Table 26 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE MEDICAL FIELD, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 14 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE MEDICAL FIELD, 2012-2019
        APPLICATIONS FOR SENSORS IN MACHINERY MANUFACTURING
            Global Market for Sensor Applications in Machinery Manufacturing
        APPLICATIONS FOR SENSORS IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
            Global Market for Sensor Applications in Building Construction
        APPLICATIONS FOR SENSORS IN AIRCRAFT AND SHIPS
            Aircraft Applications
            Ship Applications
            Global Market for Sensor Applications in Aircraft/Ships
        APPLICATIONS FOR SENSORS IN MISCELLANEOUS FIELDS
            Environmental Applications
            Mining Applications
            Power Plant Applications
            Global Market for Sensor Applications in Miscellaneous Fields
                Regional Markets for Sensor Applications in Miscellaneous Fields
                    Table 34 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF SENSORS IN MISCELLANEOUS FIELDS, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 22 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF SENSORS IN MISCELLANEOUS FIELDS, 2012-2019
            Table 17 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 7 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, 2012-2019

Chapter 6: MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS

    OVERVIEW
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS
        GLOBAL MARKET FOR LINEAR IMAGE SENSORS
                Table 37 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LINEAR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
                Figure 25 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LINEAR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR IMAGE SENSORS
            North American Market
            European Market
            Asia-Pacific Market
            Rest of World Market
                Table 38 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR IMAGE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
                Figure 26 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR IMAGE SENSORS, 2012-2019
            Table 36 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 24 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    APPLICATIONS OF IMAGE SENSORS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF IMAGE SENSORS

Chapter 7: MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS

    OVERVIEW
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BASED ON TECHNOLOGY
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR PRESSURE SENSORS
            Table 52 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 36 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    APPLICATIONS OF PRESSURE SENSORS
        PRESSURE SENSORS IN INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
        PRESSURE SENSORS FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS
        PRESSURE SENSORS IN GENERAL AND CONSUMER APPLICATIONS
        PRESSURE SENSORS IN MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
        MEMS PRESSURE SENSORS IN MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
        PRESSURE SENSORS IN AEROSPACE/AIRCRAFT APPLICATIONS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF PRESSURE SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR PRESSURE SENSOR APPLICATIONS
            Table 62 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 42 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019

Chapter 8: MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS

    OVERVIEW
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR BIOSENSORS
            Table 67 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 47 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    APPLICATIONS OF BIOSENSORS
        MEDICAL APPLICATIONS OF BIOSENSORS
        BIODEFENSE APPLICATIONS
        ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING APPLICATIONS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF BIOSENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR BIOSENSOR APPLICATIONS
            Table 77 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 53 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019

Chapter 9: MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS

    OVERVIEW OF LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS
            Table 82 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 58 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    APPLICATIONS OF LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS
        APPLICATIONS OF LOAD SENSORS/LOAD CELLS
        APPLICATIONS OF TORQUE SENSORS
        APPLICATIONS OF MEMS ACCELEROMETERS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSOR APPLICATIONS
            North American Market for Load, Force and Torque Sensor Applications
                    Table 93 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATIONS TYPE, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 65 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
            European Market for Load, Force and Torque Sensor Applications
                    Table 94 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 66 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
            Asia-Pacific Market for Load, Force and Torque Sensor Applications
                    Table 95 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 67 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
            Rest of World Market for Load and Force Sensor Applications
                    Table 96 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 68 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
            Table 92 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 64 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019

Chapter 10: MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS

    OVERVIEW
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR POSITION SENSORS
            Table 97 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 69 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    APPLICATIONS OF POSITION SENSORS
        APPLICATIONS IN MACHINE TOOLS, POWER PLANTS AND PROCESS INDUSTRIES
        APPLICATIONS IN THE MEDICAL FIELD
        APPLICATIONS IN AUTOMOBILES
        MISCELLANEOUS APPLICATIONS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF POSITION SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR APPLICATIONS OF POSITION SENSORS
            Table 107 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 75 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019

Chapter 11: MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS

    OVERVIEW
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS
            Table 112 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 80 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    APPLICATIONS OF CHEMICAL SENSORS
        CHEMICAL SENSORS IN INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
        CHEMICAL SENSORS IN AUTOMOBILES
        CHEMICAL SENSORS IN THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY
        CHEMICAL SENSORS IN FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANUFACTURE
        CHEMICAL SENSORS IN METALLURGICAL INDUSTRIES
        CHEMICAL SENSORS IN MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
        CHEMICAL SENSORS IN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING APPLICATIONS
        CHEMICAL SENSORS IN SECURITY APPLICATIONS
        CHEMICAL SENSORS IN MISCELLANEOUS APPLICATIONS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSOR APPLICATIONS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR CHEMICAL SENSOR APPLICATIONS
            Table 122 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 86 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019

Chapter 12: MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS

    OVERVIEW
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS
            Table 127 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 91 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, 2012-2019
    APPLICATIONS OF TEMPERATURE SENSORS
        HVAC APPLICATIONS
        INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
        PROCESS CONTROL APPLICATIONS
        MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
        OTHER MISCELLANEOUS APPLICATIONS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF TEMPERATURE SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR APPLICATIONS
            Table 137 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 97 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019

Chapter 13: MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS

    OVERVIEW
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR FLOW SENSORS
            Table 142 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 102 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, 2012-2019
    APPLICATIONS OF FLOW SENSORS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW SENSOR APPLICATIONS
        NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR FLOW SENSOR APPLICATIONS
        EUROPEAN MARKET FOR FLOW SENSOR APPLICATIONS
        ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR FLOW SENSOR APPLICATIONS
        REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR FLOW SENSOR APPLICATIONS
            Table 152 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW SENSOR BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 108 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019

Chapter 14: MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS

    OVERVIEW
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR LEVEL SENSORS
            Table 157 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 113 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, 2012-2019
    LEVEL SENSOR APPLICATIONS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSOR APPLICATIONS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR LEVEL SENSOR APPLICATIONS
            Table 167 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 119 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019

Chapter 15: MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS

    OVERVIEW
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS
            Table 172 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 124 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    APPLICATIONS OF MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS
        APPLICATIONS OF SMART SENSORS
        APPLICATIONS OF WIRELESS SENSORS
        APPLICATIONS OF FIBER-OPTIC SENSORS
        APPLICATIONS OF SQUID SENSORS
    GLOBAL MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS
        REGIONAL MARKETS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS
            North American Market for Miscellaneous Sensor Applications
                    Table 183 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 131 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
            European Market for Miscellaneous Sensor Applications
                    Table 184 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 132 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
            Asia-Pacific Market for Miscellaneous Sensor Applications
                    Table 185 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 133 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
            Rest of World Market for Miscellaneous Sensor Applications
                    Table 186 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
                    Figure 134 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
            Table 182 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
            Figure 130 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, 2012-2019

Chapter 16: INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

    OVERVIEW
    ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSORS
        U.S. SENSOR MARKET
        EUROPEAN SENSOR MARKET
        ASIA-PACIFIC SENSOR MARKET
    ANALYSIS OF MARKET FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF SENSORS
        IMAGE SENSOR MARKET
        BIOSENSOR MARKET
        CHEMICAL SENSOR MARKET
        TEMPERATURE SENSOR MARKET
        POSITION SENSOR MARKET
        MEMS SENSOR MARKET
        SMART SENSOR MARKET
        WIRELESS SENSOR MARKET
        ULTRASONIC SENSOR MARKET
    ANALYSIS OF SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN VARIOUS FIELDS
        AUTOMOTIVE MARKET APPLICATIONS
        MEDICAL MARKET APPLICATIONS
        INDUSTRIAL MARKET APPLICATIONS
    MARKET INFLUENCES
        MARKET DRIVERS
        FACTORS INFLUENCING SENSOR PRICE TRENDS
        CHALLENGES IN SENSOR INDUSTRY
        COMPETITIVE FACTORS IN SENSOR INDUSTRY
        MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS AND JOINT VENTURES IN SENSOR INDUSTRY
                Table 187 : MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS IN THE SENSOR INDUSTRY FROM 2008 TO 2012
    FUTURE TRENDS

Chapter 17: PROFILES OF SENSOR MANUFACTURERS

    AB ELECTRONIK
    ALEPH AMERICA
    ALLEGRO MICROSYSTEMS INC.
    AMERICAN ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS INC.
    AMERICAN SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES INC.
    AMETEK INC.
    ANALOG DEVICES INC.
    APPLIED TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATES
    AROMAT CORP.
    ATI INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
    AUTOLIV INC.
    AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL INC.
    BADGER METER INC.
    BEI SENSORS
    BINSFIELD ENGINEERING INC.
    BLUE-WHITE INDUSTRIES
    BOKAM ENGINEERING INC.
    BOSCH SENSORTEC GMBH
    BOURNS SENSORS GMBH
    CASCO PRODUCTS CORP.
    CHINA AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS INC.
    COLIBRYS SA
    COMUS BELGIUM BVBA
    CONAX TECHNOLOGIES
    CONTINENTAL AG
    COOPER INSTRUMENTS & SYSTEMS
    CUSTOM SENSORS & TECHNOLOGIES (CST)
    DELPHI CORP.
    DENSO CORP.
    DER EE ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO. LTD.
    ELECTRICFIL AUTOMOTIVE
    ELESYS NORTH AMERICA INC.
    ENDEVCO CORP.
    ENDRESS+HAUSER INSTRUMENTS INTERNATIONAL AG
    FLINTEC GMBH
    FLOW TECHNOLOGY INC.
    FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR INC.
    GE MEASUREMENT & CONTROL SOLUTIONS
    GEMS SENSORS & CONTROLS
    GEORGE FISCHER INC.
    HAMLIN ELECTRONICS
    HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG
    HELLA KGAA HUECK & CO.
    HITACHI AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS
    HONEYWELL SENSING & CONTROLS
    INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES AG
    INTEGRATED SENSING SYSTEMS INC.
    INTERFACE INC.
    IR-TEC INTERNATIONAL LTD.
    JEWELL INSTRUMENTS LLC
    JOHNSON CONTROLS INC.
    J-TEC ASSOCIATES INC.
    JUMO GMBH & CO. KG
    KAVLICO
    KEY SAFETY SYSTEMS INC.
    KISTLER INSTRUMENTE GMBH
    LAKE MONITORS INC.
    MAXIMA TECHNOLOGIES
    MEASUREMENT SPECIALTIES INC.
    MELEXIS MICROELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
    MEMSIC INC.
    MICRALYNE INC.
    MICROE SYSTEMS INC.
    MICROSTRAIN INC.
    MIDORI PRECISIONS CO. LTD.
    MKS INSTRUMENTS
    MOOG CROSSBOW
    MOTION SENSORS INC.
    MTS SYSTEMS CORP.
    NOVOTECHNIK U.S. INC.
    NXP SEMICONDUCTORS
    OMRON CORP.
    OMRON SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGIES INC.
    ONCQUE CORP.
    PRINCO INSTRUMENTS INC.
    PROXIMITY CONTROLS
    QUALITY THERMISTOR INC.
    RALTRON ELECTRONICS CORP.
    RAYTEK CORP.
    RDP ELECTROSENSE INC.
    RONAN ENGINEERING CO.
    ROSEMOUNT INC.
    SENSATA TECHNOLOGIES BV
    SENSONAR AS
    SENSOR SCIENTIFIC INC.
    SHANGHAI NICERA SENSOR CO. LTD.
    SHANGHAI TM AUTOMATION INSTRUMENTS CO. LTD.
    SILICON SENSING SYSTEMS LTD.
    SIEMENS MEDICAL SOLUTIONS
    SIEMENS MILLTRONICS PROCESS INSTRUMENTS INC.
    SSI TECHNOLOGIES INC.
    STANDEX ELECTRONICS INC.
    STMICROELECTRONICS
    TT ELECTRONICS PLC
    THERM-O-DISC INC.
    TRANSDUCER TECHNIQUES INC.
    VISHAY PRECISION GROUP
    WATLOW ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CO.
    XENSOR CORP.

Chapter 18: APPENDIX

        Table 188 : LIST OF SAMPLE U.S. PATENTS ANALYZED
        Table 189 : DIRECTORY OF COMPANIES MANUFACTURING SENSORS, SENSOR SYSTEMS AND RELATED EQUIPMENT

 
List of Tables

    Summary Table : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 1 : BASIC CLASSIFICATION OF SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES
    Table 2 : COMPARISON OF CCD AND CMOS IMAGE SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES
    Table 3 : SAMPLE U.S. PATENTS ON SENSORS BY COMPANY, 2010-2012
    Table 4 : SAMPLE U.S. PATENTS ON SENSORS BY YEAR ISSUED, 2010-2012
    Table 5 : SAMPLE U.S. PATENTS ON SENSORS BY COUNTRY, 2010-2012
    Table 6 : SAMPLE U.S. PATENTS ON SENSORS BY TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY/PROCESS, 2010-2012
    Table 7 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 8 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Table 9 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 10 : NORTH AMERICAN SENSOR MARKET BY COUNTRY, THROUGH 2019
    Table 11 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 12 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR SENSORS IN EUROPE BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 13 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 14 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR SENSORS IN ASIA-PACIFIC BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 15 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 16 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR SENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 17 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 18 : SENSORS USED FOR VARIOUS FUNCTIONS IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
    Table 19 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY, THROUGH 2019
    Table 20 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY, THROUGH 2019
    Table 21 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN PROCESS INDUSTRIES, THROUGH 2019
    Table 22 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN PROCESS INDUSTRIES, THROUGH 2019
    Table 23 : APPLICATIONS FOR SENSORS IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
    Table 24 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 25 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 26 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE MEDICAL FIELD, THROUGH 2019
    Table 27 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE MEDICAL FIELD, THROUGH 2019
    Table 28 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS IN MACHINERY MANUFACTURING BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 29 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN MACHINERY MANUFACTURING, THROUGH 2019
    Table 30 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF SENSORS IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 31 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 32 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF SENSORS IN AIRCRAFT AND SHIPS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 33 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN AIRCRAFT AND SHIPS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 34 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF SENSORS IN MISCELLANEOUS FIELDS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 35 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN MISCELLANEOUS FIELDS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 36 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 37 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LINEAR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 38 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR IMAGE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 39 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 40 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS IN NORTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 41 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 42 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS IN EUROPE BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 43 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 44 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS IN ASIA-PACIFIC BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 45 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 46 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 47 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 48 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 49 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 50 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 51 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 52 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 53 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR PRESSURE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 54 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 55 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS IN NORTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY, THROUGH 2019
    Table 56 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 57 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS IN EUROPE BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 58 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 59 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS IN ASIA-PACIFIC BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 60 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 61 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE REST OF THE WORLD MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 62 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 63 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 64 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 65 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 66 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 67 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 68 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR BIOSENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 69 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 70 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS IN NORTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY, THROUGH 2019
    Table 71 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 72 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS IN EUROPE BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 73 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 74 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS IN ASIA-PACIFIC BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 75 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 76 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 77 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 78 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 79 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 80 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 81 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 82 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 83 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 84 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 85 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS IN NORTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 86 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 87 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS IN EUROPE BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 88 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 89 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS IN ASIA-PACIFIC BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 90 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 91 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 92 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 93 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATIONS TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 94 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 95 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 96 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 97 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 98 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR POSITION SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 99 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 100 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS IN NORTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 101 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 102 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE EUROPEAN MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH2019
    Table 103 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 104 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS IN ASIA-PACIFIC BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 105 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 106 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE REST OF THE WORLD MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 107 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 108 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 109 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 110 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORSBY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 111 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 112 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 113 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORSBY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 114 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 115 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS IN NORTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 116 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 117 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS IN EUROPE BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 118 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 119 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS IN ASIA-PACIFIC BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 120 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 121 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS IN THE REST OF WORLD BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 122 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 123 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 124 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 125 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 126 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 127 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 128 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 129 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 130 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS IN THE NORTH AMERICAN REGION BY COUNTRY, THROUGH 2019
    Table 131 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 132 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS IN EUROPE BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 133 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 134 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS IN ASIA-PACIFIC BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 135 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 136 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS IN THE REST OF WORLD BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 137 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 138 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 139 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 140 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 141 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 142 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 143 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR FLOW SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 144 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 145 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS IN THE NORTH AMERICAN REGION BY COUNTRY, THROUGH 2019
    Table 146 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 147 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS IN EUROPE BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 148 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 149 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS IN ASIA-PACIFIC BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 150 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 151 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS IN THE REST OF WORLD BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 152 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW SENSOR BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 153 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 154 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 155 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 156 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 157 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 158 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR LEVEL SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 159 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 160 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS IN NORTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY, THROUGH 2019
    Table 161 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 162 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS IN EUROPE BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 163 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 164 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS IN ASIA-PACIFIC BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 165 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 166 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS IN THE REST OF WORLD BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 167 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 168 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 169 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 170 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 171 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 172 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 173 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS, THROUGH 2019
    Table 174 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 175 : DISTRIBUTION OF NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY COUNTRY, THROUGH 2019
    Table 176 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 177 : DISTRIBUTION OF EUROPEAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 178 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 179 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 180 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 181 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, THROUGH 2019
    Table 182 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 183 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 184 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 185 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 186 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2019
    Table 187 : MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS IN THE SENSOR INDUSTRY FROM 2008 TO 2012
    Table 188 : LIST OF SAMPLE U.S. PATENTS ANALYZED
    Table 189 : DIRECTORY OF COMPANIES MANUFACTURING SENSORS, SENSOR SYSTEMS AND RELATED EQUIPMENT

List of Figures

    Summary Figure : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 1 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 2 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 3 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 4 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 5 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 6 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 7 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, 2012-2019
    Figure 8 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY, 2012-2019
    Figure 9 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY, 2012-2019
    Figure 10 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN PROCESS INDUSTRIES, 2012-2019
    Figure 11 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN PROCESS INDUSTRIES, 2012-2019
    Figure 12 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, 2012-2019
    Figure 13 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, 2012-2019
    Figure 14 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE MEDICAL FIELD, 2012-2019
    Figure 15 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN THE MEDICAL FIELD, 2012-2019
    Figure 16 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SENSORS IN MACHINERY MANUFACTURING BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 17 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN MACHINERY MANUFACTURING, 2012-2019
    Figure 18 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF SENSORS IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, 2012-2019
    Figure 19 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, 2012-2019
    Figure 20 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF SENSORS IN AIRCRAFT AND SHIPS, 2012-2019
    Figure 21 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN AIRCRAFT AND SHIPS, 2012-2019
    Figure 22 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR APPLICATIONS OF SENSORS IN MISCELLANEOUS FIELDS, 2012-2019
    Figure 23 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS IN MISCELLANEOUS FIELDS, 2012-2019
    Figure 24 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 25 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LINEAR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 26 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR IMAGE SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 27 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 28 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 29 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 30 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 31 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 32 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 33 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 34 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 35 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR IMAGE SENSOR BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 36 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 37 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR PRESSURE SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 38 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 39 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 40 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 41 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 42 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 43 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 44 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 45 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 46 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR PRESSURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 47 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 48 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR BIOSENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 49 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 50 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 51 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 52 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 53 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 54 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 55 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 56 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 57 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR BIOSENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 58 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 59 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 60 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 61 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 62 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 63 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LOAD AND FORCE SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 64 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 65 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 66 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 67 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 68 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LOAD, FORCE AND TORQUE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 69 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 70 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR POSITION SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 71 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 72 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 73 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 74 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 75 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 76 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 77 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE 2012-2019
    Figure 78 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 79 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR POSITION SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 80 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 81 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY COUNTRY/REGION, 2012-2019
    Figure 82 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 83 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 84 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 85 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 86 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 87 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 88 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 89 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 90 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR CHEMICAL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 91 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 92 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 93 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 94 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 95 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 96 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 97 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 98 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 99 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 100 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 101 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 102 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 103 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR FLOW SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 104 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 105 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 106 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 107 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 108 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 109 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 110 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 111 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 112 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR FLOW SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 113 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 114 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR LEVEL SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 115 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 116 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 117 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 118 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 119 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 120 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 121 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 122 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSOR APPLICATIONS, 2012-2019
    Figure 123 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR LEVEL SENSORS BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 124 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 125 : REGIONAL MARKETS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS, 2012-2019
    Figure 126 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 127 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 128 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 129 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSORS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 130 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 131 : NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 132 : EUROPEAN MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 133 : ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, 2012-2019
    Figure 134 : REST OF WORLD MARKET FOR MISCELLANEOUS SENSOR APPLICATIONS BY TYPE, 2012-2019

 


 


Sapphire Applications, Touch screens, Displays, Semiconductor, Defense and Consumer

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Non substrate applications account for 25% of the US$1 billion sapphire industry. But emerging mobile phone applications could bring this total to more than $3 billion by 2018.

Display cover applications could more than triple the size of the industry within the next 5 years

Established applications could generate US$366 million in 2018. But adoption of sapphire for smartphone display covers could generate an additional $1.3 to $2.6 billion depending on the adoption scenario.

Sapphire is currently used in some exotic, luxury phones. However the sapphire price reduction combined with the massive adoption of touch screen in smartphones have stimulated the interest of cell phone OEMS for this material. Crystal growth equipment manufacturer GTAT is leading the charge and recently created a lot of buzz around this application and on the OEM front. Apple is rumored to have conducted an extended due diligence.

 

Sapphire Applications, Touch screens, Displays



Adoption of sapphire in mobile display covers represents the single largest opportunity discussed in this report. It remains, however, uncertain. We see 4 major challenges: technology, supply chain, cost and market acceptance. Crystal growth and finishing technologies still need to be optimized in order to guarantee stable performance and reduce the price gap with chemically strengthened glass like Corning’s Gorilla. We estimate that the current cost of manufacturing a sapphire display cover is around $22 but could drop to $12 and ultimately below $10. It remains to be seen if the Bill Of Material increase vs. the $3 glass display cover will be absorbed by the OEM in exchange for increased market share or if the consumer will value the increased durability brought in by the sapphire cover and accept paying a premium.

It is difficult to predict the success of sapphire in this application. However, we expect that some OEMs will probe the market and introduce some models featuring sapphire by late 2013 - early 2014. Initial customer reaction will have a strong influence on the future of the technology. If successful, strong market traction could ease the funding for the more than $1.5 billion in capex needed to serve this industry and set up the supply chain to serve this application.

Sapphire Applications


Glass cover lens manufacturers might seize the opportunity. Because of their vast existing glass finishing capacity that could be converted to process sapphire and their privileged access to leading smartphone OEMs, those companies could beat established sapphire finishing companies into this market. However, another scenario would see collaborations between some leading sapphire and cover lens makers in order to pool technical knowledge, capacity and customer access under the push of some smartphone OEMs.

In any case, if this opportunity materializes, it will transform the sapphire industry with new players emerging, and overall production capacity increasing by a factor of more than 7x.


Defense semiconductor and other applications represent 25% of the sapphire industry revenue

These applications will bring in revenue of $240 M in 2013 and, excluding the display cover opportunity, will increase at a 9% CAGR to US$366 million in 2018. Watch windows are currently the single largest application with revenue of US$120 million in 2012. Most applications are fairly mature with relatively low growth opportunity with the exception of the emerging mobile device camera lens cover and the aerospace market, driven by the F-35 jet fighter program and the emergence of sapphire based transparent armors.

Sapphire Revenue


Most applications have their own “eco-systems” with preferred material vendors, finishing companies, growth technologies and barrier of entrance. The defense market for example is characterized by strong technical barriers in both growth and finishing, combined with export restrictions and national preferences. The semiconductor market is also fairly concentrated with two companies, Saint-Gobain Crystals and Gavish which both hold the bulk of the market due to their technology for growing the large sapphire tubes used in many plasma tools. However, competition is increasing on simpler parts like viewports and lift pins.


Industry transformation could open the door for new applications

Driven by the promise of large volumes for the LED industry, sapphire crystal growth and manufacturing capacity has increased by more than 8x in the last 5 years. In just the last two years, more than 80 companies have announced their intention to enter the industry, bringing the potential number of players to 130+ with more than 50 of these potential new entrants located in China.

Sapphire Material Capacity - Demand

 

The entrance of aggressive new players with large idle capacity is likely to challenge established players in many applications. We expect those players to initially enter domestic and international markets with low barrier of entrance and later expand their reach as their technology matures.

Excess capacity and increased competition have created a challenging environment for sapphire makers. However, they also drove prices down dramatically and stimulated technology improvements to further reduce cost and improve capability (crystal sizes, shapes …). We expect that ultimately, this will be favorable for the industry: lower price and improved crystal growth and finishing capabilities will open the door to a large gamut of new applications where sapphire has been considered for its performance but never adopted because of its cost.


Objectives of the report

  • Provide a detailed analysis of the major display, defense, aerospace and semiconductor applications of sapphire and identify segments with high potential for growth
  • Identify key players and supply chains for each segment
  • Review technical characteristics and challenges for each segment
  • Identify barrier of entrance and specific characteristics for each segment
  • Forecast 2012-2018 revenue and volume
  • In depth analysis of the emerging opportunities in cell phone camera lens and touch screen display covers including cost simulation, various adoption scenarios and emerging technologies


Key features of the report

  • Detailed analysis of sapphire use in the following applications:
    • Aerospace & defense
    • Semiconductor equipment
    • Watch windows
    • Point of sale
    • Mobile device camera lens cover
    • Mobile devices display covers
  • Volume and revenue forecast through 2018
  • Incumbent technologies, key drivers, main players, supply chain, revenue forecast.
  • Detailed study of the display cover opportunity with cost, technology, and supply chain status.
  • Brief overview of other medical, industrial, laboratory and consumer applications.

Note: analysis of defense applications based on publically available data.


Companies cited in the report

3M, 613 Institute of Aviation Industry Corporation of China, AB Saphir, Advanced Energy, Aesir Copenhagen, Airbus, ALPS, AMEC, Apex, Apple, Applied Materials, Applied Sapphire, ARC Energy, ARC Laser, Aries Industries, Armorline, Asahi, ASM, Astronic, Audemars Piguet, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), Axelis, BAE, Battelle, BIEL, BIEL Crystal, Blackberry, Blosch, Boeing, Bombardier, BrahMos, Breitling, Cando, Canopy Design Bureau, CAT, China National Precision Machinery Import and Export, Chopard, Cidra Precision Services, Cirrus, CMC Electronis, Comadur, Coorstek, Corning, Crystaland, Crystalwise, Crytur, Daedalus Innovation, Dai Ichi, Giken, Dassaultn Dassault Falcon, Datalogic, Denel Dynamics, Diamonex, Digitech Systems, Djeva, EBEL, ECW EELY, Elbit systems, Emerging Material Technology, Emerson Process Management, Ensco, Esterline, Everbright Optics, Exotic Electro Optic, Fedex, First Star Panel, Flextronics, Foxconn, Fujitsu, Fukuda Labs, G Tech Optoelectronic, Gavish, Girard Perregaux, Gresso, GTAT, G-Tech Optoelectronics, Guild Optical, Gulfstream, Hanns Touch, Hansol, Hitachi, Honeywell, HTC, Huawei, ICD LIG, II-VI Inc, Iljin, Iljin display, Impex, Insaco, Integra Life Science, Israel Aerospace Industry, ITT Defense and Information, JadeZone, Jaeger LeCoultre, Jarvis Optic, J-touch, Jtouch, Jusung Engineering, KBM, Kollsman, Korund, Kurt Lesker Company, Kyocera, LAM Research, Lammbos, LBGK (Laibao Hi Technology, Lenovo, Lens (one) Technology, Lens Technology, Lexavia, LG, LightWork Optical Systems, Lockheed Martin, Longines, LORD Corporation, Luminous Optical Technology, Master Meter, Mattson Technology, Max Levy Autograph, MBDA, Melfas, Meller Optics, MER Corporation, Metrologic, Meyer Burger, MKS, Mobiado, Monocrystal, Montavon, Moreens, Morgan Advanced Ceramics, Motorola, Motorola Mobility, MPI, Namiki, Naval Research Laboratory, Nippon Electric Glass, Nissha Printing, Nokia, Norinco, Northrop Gruman, Novel Optic, Nudelman, Ocular, Omega, Opto, Panjit, Patek Philippe, Pegatron, Precision Sapphire Technology (PST), Proware, Pryroda, PSC, PSK, Rafael Defense systems, Rayotek, Raytheon, Rockwell Collins, Rolex, Rotem, RSA, Rubicon, Saab Avitronics, Saifei Sapphire, Saint-Gobain, Samsung, Sapphire Technology, Sapphy, Schott, Seamark International, Sebal, SELEX Galileo, Sevenstar, SFA, Shangcheng, Shenzhen Goodfeel Technology, Shibura, Shinkosha, Silian, S-Mac, SMK, Sony, Space and Missile Defense Command, Star Dentech, Stettler Sapphire, Surmet, Suzhou Crystal Element, Swatch Group, Swenc (Hanghao Tech), Swiss Jewel, Symbol, TAG Heuer, Technology Assessment and Transfer Inc, Tera Xtal, Thales, The china & South Optical Crystal, Thermal Technology, Tokyo Electron, Tonino Lamborgini, Touch International, TPK, Truly, Twin Creeks, Tydex, Ulvac, Ulysse Nardin, University of Rochester’s Center for Optics Manufacturing, Ural Optical and Mechanical Plant (UOMZ), Vitalic Industry, Vympel, Wincor Nixdorf, Wintek, Wintek, Xgear, Xingxing Firstar Panel Tech, YAC, Young Fast, Yu Shun (“Success Electronic”), Zafirro, Zebex, ZTE.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Acronyms 2
  • Table of contents 4
  • Scope of the report 9
  • Executive summary 10
    • Characteristics of major applications
    • Revenue and growth potential
    • Value chain
    • Revenue forecast
    • Display covers
    • Defense applications
    • Semiconductor equipment
    • Point of sale
    • Watch windows
    • Conclusions
  • Applications overview 27
    • Introduction
    • Sapphire properties
    • Application characteristics
    • Parts shape and dimensions:
    • Examples
  • Sapphire growth technologies 36
    • Overview & main characteristics
    • Kyropoulos
    • Czochralski
    • HEM
    • VHGF
    • CHES
    • EFG
    • Verneuil
    • Others
    • Summary
  • Aerospace and defense 52
    • Executive summary
    • Introduction
    • Key players
    • Window & dome materials
    • Alternative materials
    • EOTS & ISR
    • Transparent armors
    • Missile domes and windows
    • Enhanced Vision Systems (EVS)
    • Infra-Red Counter Measures (IRCM)
    • Other applications
  • Semiconductor equipment 120
    • Executive summary
    • Introduction
    • Materials
    • Plasma tools
    • Plasma generation
    • Tube materials in plasma tools
    • Sapphire tubes
    • Plasma gas abatement
    • Lift pins
    • Viewports: endpoint detection
    • View ports and lift pins: usage and characteristics
    • Others sapphire parts
    • Summary
    • Supply chain
    • Market forecast
  • Point of sale barcode scanners 141
    • Executive summary
    • Introduction
    • Scanner types
    • Window cost and lifetime
    • Major scanner makers
    • window materials
    • Sapphire requirements
    • Supply chain & key players
    • Scanner technology trends
    • Hypothesis and forecast
  • Watch windows 154
    • Executive summary
    • Introduction
    • Watch market segmentation sapphire window adoption
    • Main material suppliers
    • Growth methods & cost
    • Slicing
    • Supply chain & key players
    • Market forecast
    • Note on sapphire for watch movements
  • Mobile devices 169
    • Executive summary
    • Introduction
    • Lens cover for camera phonest
    • Mobile device display cover: overview
    • Current status
    • Touch panels
    • Projected capacitive touch panels
    • Touch panel supply chain
    • Entry points for sapphire
    • Cover lens manufacturing
    • Impact on sapphire adoption
    • Cover lens materials
    • Sapphire cover lens: technology status
    • Cost simulations
    • Smart phone BOM
    • The case for sapphire display cover
    • Current status & latest rumors: supply side
    • Current status, latest rumors: smartphone OEMs
    • Adoption scenario: overview
    • Step function scenario
    • Conclusions on adoption scenario
    • Aftermarket screen protectors
    • Exfoliation as a potential enabler
    • Cover lens applications
  • Medical, industrial, others 241
    • Executive summary
    • Medical applications
    • Industrial and metrology applications
    • Consumer applications
  • Annex 250
    • Geometric yield
    • Process yield


World Medical Electronics Market for Connectors 2011-2017

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Qualitative and quantitative analysis of the World Medical Electronics Market for connectors

An in-depth analysis of the various market segments within the medical electronics market for connectors is provided. Due to the diversity of applications and different dynamics of each segment, we will focus more closely on specific applications and modalities representing growth opportunities for connector manufacturers actively selling into these markets.

These include:

  • Medical Imaging Equipment
  • Patient Monitoring and Diagnostic Equipment
  • Therapeutic Equipment
  • Analytical and Surgical Equipment
  • Consumer Medical Devices

Each chapter specific to the noted medical electronics market segments identifies connector content and opportunities, as well as market conditions, market drivers, key players, technology and applications. A series of tables and charts for each market segment includes 2011 and 2012 connector sales by product type and region, with percent change. In addition, a five-year forecast for 2012 through 2017 is provided by region, connector category, and CAGR.

While the U.S. is currently the largest medical device market, medical company sales outside the country are slowly edging out domestic sales. U.S. and European markets will no doubt retain their top-tier status in 2013, but medical device sectors across Asia appear primed for significant development. Asia (including Japan and China) accounts for 18% of current global healthcare spending, but is growing at more than twice the rate of North America and Europe, with China leading the way.

In 2012, the world medical electronics market for connectors represented $X,XXX.X million. It is anticipated that this market will grow to more than $X,XXX.X over the next 5-years, a CAGR of over X.X%.

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New medical market applications are driving a need for higher resolution, higher density, data security and miniaturization of connectors. Advances in battery power management, precision analog, and wireless technologies are making medical diagnostic, patient monitoring and therapy devices more portable, connected, flexible and intelligent to minimize cost and improve accuracy for advanced medical electronics.

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Opportunities for interconnect manufacturers exist across the infrastructure and a wide range of remote monitoring devices that exploit advances in bandwidth, networking, mobile telecommunication, RF technologies, and miniaturization. As we see recovery in the world economy, we will see demand increase, which in turn will drive development activities for medical products and services. While the market is slowly rebounding, the long-term outlook for medical electronics is encouraging for connector manufacturers.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 - Objectives, Scope, and Methodology

  • Objectives and Scope1
  • Methodology
  • Market Segments
  • Diagnostic and Imaging Equipment
  • Therapeutic Equipment
  • Other Medical Equipment
  • Definitions for Medical Equipment Identified in this Report
  • Regional Markets

Chapter 2 - Executive Summary

  • Global Market Conditions
  • Medical Market and Technology Trends
  • Outlook – Connectors

Chapter 3 - Medical Market Overview

  • Market Overview
  • Market Drivers
  • Market Restraints
  • Medical Device Industry
  • Global Medical Market
  • Regional Market Activity
  • North America
  • United States
  • Mexico
  • Europe
  • Japan
  • China
  • Asia Pacific
  • India
  • ROW
  • Brazil
  • Russia
  • Forward-looking Trends
  • An Aging Population
  • Home Healthcare
  • Consumer Medical Devices
  • Miniaturization
  • Technology
  • Medical Market Outlook
  • Connector Opportunities in the Medical Electronics Market
  • Medical Connector Product Characteristics
  • Connector Types
  • Notable Industry Standards
  • Medical Cable Assembly Market

Chapter 4 - Medical Market Analysis

  • World Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Region 2011-2017
  • World Medical Electronics Connector Sales Forecast 2011-2017
  • Connector Statistics for Medical Electronics Market 2011 – 2012
  • World 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Region with Percent Change
  • World 2011 and 2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Region
  • Connector Statistics for Medical Electronics Market 2012 – 2017
  • World 2012 and 2017 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Region with 5-Year CAGR
  • World 2012 and 2017 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Region
  • Regional Medical Electronics Connector Market Outlook
  • North America Medical Electronics Connector Sales Forecast 2011 – 2017
  • Europe Medical Electronics Connector Sales Forecast 2011 – 2017
  • Japan Medical Electronics Connector Sales Forecast 2011 – 2017
  • China Medical Electronics Connector Sales Forecast 2011 – 2017
  • Asia Pacific Medical Electronics Connector Sales Forecast 2011 – 2017
  • ROW Medical Electronics Connector Sales Forecast 2011 – 2017
  • Market Segments
  • World Medical Electronics Market Connector Sales by Medical Equipment Market Segment and 5-Year CAGR
  • World Medical Electronics Market Connector Sales by Medical Equipment Market Segment
  • Diagnostic and Imaging Equipment
  • 2012 and 2017 Medical Electronics Connector Market - Diagnostic & Imaging Equipment
  • 2012 and 2017 Medical Electronics Connector Market - Diagnostic & Imaging Equipment By Region
  • Therapeutic Equipment
  • 2012 and 2017 Medical Electronics Connector Market - Therapeutic Equipment
  • 2012 and 2017 Medical Electronics Connector Market - Therapeutic Equipment By Region
  • Other Medical Equipment
  • 2012 and 2017 Medical Electronics Connector Market - Other Medical Equipment
  • 2012 and 2017 Medical Electronics Connector Market - Other Medical Equipment By Region
  • Medical Cable Assembly Market

Chapter 5- Regulatory Process for Medical Devices

  • Overview
  • North America
  • United States
  • FDA Regulatory Controls
  • Device Exemptions
  • Pre-market Approval—510(k)s and PMAs
  • FDA Regulatory Process
  • Canada
  • Mexico
  • Europe
  • CE Mark – Device Classification
  • CE Mark – Regulatory Process
  • Update: New European Medical Device Legislation
  • Japan
  • China
  • Update: New Regulations and Labeling Requirements
  • Hong Kong
  • Asia-Pacific
  • Australia
  • New Zealand
  • South Korea
  • India
  • ROW
  • Latin America - Overview
  • Brazil
  • Russia
  • Preparing for RoHS: July 2014
  • New Medical Device Labeling System

Chapter 6 - Medical Imaging Equipment Market

  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS)
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Technology and Applications
  • Computerized Tomography (CT) Scanners
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Types of CT Scanners
  • CT Scanner Block Diagram
  • Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Scanners
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Nuclear Medicine
  • Market Conditions
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Functional Configuration of an MRI
  • Ultrasound Scanners
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Ultrasound System Block Diagram
  • Transducer Cable Assembly
  • X-Ray Equipment
  • Market Conditions
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • CR vs. DR
  • Portable X-ray
  • C-arms
  • Mammography Equipment
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology/Equipment Types

Chapter 7- Patient Monitoring and Diagnostic Equipment

  • Patient Monitors
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Wireless Body-Area Network (WBAN)
  • Applications and Equipment Types (examples, by market segment)
  • Patient Monitoring Cables
  • Electrocardiographs (ECG) Monitoring and Diagnostic Devices
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • ECG Diagnostic Patient Cables
  • Holter Monitors
  • Market Conditions
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Electroencephalographs (EEG)
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • EEG Patient Cables
  • Pulse Oximetry
  • Market Conditions
  • Key Players
  • Applications/Equipment Types

Chapter 8 - Therapeutic Equipment

  • Respiratory Equipment
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Anesthesia Monitor
  • Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)
  • Spirometer
  • Ventilator
  • Typical Respirator Aid Block Diagram
  • Cardiac Rhythm Management (CRM) Devices
  • Defibrillators: External and Implantable
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Automated External Defibrillators (AED)
  • Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators (ICD)
  • Pacemakers (Implantable)
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • External Pacemakers
  • Neurostimulators
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Functional Block Diagram for a Bi-directional Neural Interface System
  • Dialysis Equipment
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • IV / Infusion Pumps
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Infusion Pump Block Diagram

Chapter 9 - Analytical and Surgical Equipment

  • Overview
  • Electrosurgical (ESU) Equipment
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Electrosurgical Cable Assemblies
  • Medical Lasers
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Technology and Applications
  • Blood Gas Analyzer
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Catheters (for diagnostic purposes)
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types2
  • Endoscopes
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types

Chapter 10 - Consumer Medical Devices

  • Wearable Medical and Fitness Devices
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Technology
  • Applications/Equipment Types (examples)
  • Blood Glucose Meters
  • Market Conditions
  • Market Drivers
  • Key Players
  • Applications/Equipment Types
  • Blood Pressure Monitors
  • Digital Thermometers
  • Digital Stethoscope

Chapter 12 - Medical Industry Supply Chain

  • Overview
  • Top Medical Equipment OEMs
  • 2012 Top Medical Equipment OEMs sorted by Total Sales (1-40)
  • 2012 Top Medical Equipment OEMs sorted by Total Sales (41-78)
  • 2012 Top Medical Equipment OEMs sorted by 5-Year Growth (1-40)
  • 2012 Top Medical Equipment OEMs sorted by 5-Year Growth (41-78)
  • Top Connector Suppliers to the Medical Electronics Industry
  • Top 10 Connector Suppliers to the Medical Market (2011): Medical Connector Sales
  • Top 10 Connector Suppliers to the Medical Market (2011):
  • Percent, Medical Connector Sales
  • 2011 Global Top 100 Connector Manufacturers to the Medical Electronics Market
  • Global Top 100 Medical Connector Manufacturers by Rank (2011)
  • Connector Industry Global Top 100 Medical Market Share
  • 2011 Medical Connector Market Share (1 -25) Ranked by World Total Connector Sales
  • 2011 Medical Connector Market Share (26-50) Ranked by World Total Connector Sales

Chapter 13 - Medical Electronics Market - Statistical Overview

  • Medical Connector Application Trends
  • Connector Statistics for the Medical Electronics Market 2011 and 2012
  • World 2011 and 2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Region, Percent Change
  • World 2011 and 2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Region
  • 2012 World Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Region
  • Medical Electronics Market Segments 2011 – 2012
  • World 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment, Percent Change
  • World 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Medical Equipment Segment
  • 2012 World Medical Electronics Market Connector Sales by Medical Equipment Segment
  • North America 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment, Percent Change
  • North America 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment
  • Europe 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment, Percent Change
  • Europe 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment
  • Japan 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment, Percent Change
  • Japan 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment
  • China 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment, Percent Change
  • China 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment
  • Asia-Pacific 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment, Percent Change
  • Asia-Pacific 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment
  • ROW 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment, Percent Change
  • ROW 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Segment
  • World Medical Electronics Market for Connectors, by Connector Family, 2011 – 2012
  • World 2011 and 2012 Medical Electronics Sales by Connector Family, Percent Change
  • 2012 World Medical Electronics Connector Sales, by Connector Family
  • World 2011 and 2012 Medical Electronics Sales by Connector Family, Percent Change
  • 2012 Medical Electronics Connector Sales by Region and Connector Family
  • Medical Electronics Market for Connectors, by Connector Family, by Region, 2011 – 2012
  • North America 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Sales by Connector Family, Percent Change
  • Europe 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Sales by Connector Family, Percent Change
  • Japan 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Sales by Connector Family, Percent Change
  • China 2011-2012 Medical Electronics Sales by Connector Family, Percent Change

 

High-speed Fiber Optics Communications: Specifics, Technologies, Applications and Markets

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The amount of backbone Internet bandwidth maintained by the major Internet carriers has been expanding at 75% to 125% per year, driven by the explosion of broadband Internet users and growing use of bandwidth-hungry applications such as HD video. As a result, public and private networks are experiencing unprecedented end-user demand for bandwidth, resulting in a need to cost-effectively scale the capacity of communications networks.

This report reflects dramatic changes in high-speed data transmission for bandwidth-hungry applications (in LAN, metro and long-haul environments). Though the report concentrates on Ethernet-based networks, it shows that the whole telecommunications industry is also actively working to adopt higher speeds of transmission. 40 Gb/s networks already have a history of success; and 100 Gb/s rates are introduced by major service providers. New standards support these developments. Meanwhile, industry analysts already are talking about 400 Gb/s and even 1 Tb/s interfaces.

The report continues the Practel project, which researches and analyzes the development of multi-gigabit per second (Gb/s) optical networks. In particular, this report addresses technological and marketing aspects of ultra-high speed communications: 40 Gb/s and 100 Gb/s. Such rates are becoming a necessity for data centers and computing networks; as well as for long haul applications including terrestrial submarine extensions.

The report provides up-to-date information on these networks status; it reflects intensive efforts of standard organizations (IEEE, ITU, OIF and other) in developing standards for these types of communications. The IEEE 802.3ba, ITU G.709 (OTU3 and OTU4) and other standards created a basis for the technology advances in the discussed area.

Currently, 40 GE - 40 Gb/s transmission has already made significant contributions to the telecommunications market. The market is still too far from maturity, but it is supported by a developed base of manufacturers. 100 GE – 100 Gb/s networking is also introduced with expectation that the sizable market will evolve in 2012-2013; several service providers are offering services that utilize this technology.

The report details the process of standardization for ultra-high rates communications and advances in technologies; it is also analyzing respective markets, including service providers’ revenue estimate. In addition, the report provides the results of vendors’ survey; and information on technologies trials and service offerings.


Research Methodology

Considerable research was done using the Internet. Information from various Web sites was studied and analyzed. Evaluation of publicly available marketing and technical publications was conducted. Telephone conversations and interviews were held with industry analysts, technical experts and executives. In addition to these interviews and primary research, secondary sources were used to develop a more complete mosaic of the market landscape, including industry and trade publications, conferences and seminars.

The overriding objective throughout the work has been to provide valid and relevant information. This has led to a continual review and update of the information content.

Target Audience

This report is important to a wide population of researches, technical and sales staff involved in the developing of ultra-high speed transmission technologies and markets. It is recommended for both users and vendors that are working in the related areas.
Other categories of groups of interest may include R&D, sales and management.

 
TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 Introduction 
1.1 General    8
1.2 Goal    9
1.3 Research Methodology    10
1.4 Target Audience    10

2.0 Standardization Process: 40G and 100G 
2.1 Drivers    11
2.2 Activity    11
2.2.1 IEEE    12
2.2.1.1 802.3ba    12
2.2.1.1.1 Time Schedule and Scope    12
2.2.1.1.2 Further Efforts    13
2.2.1.1.3 Goals    13
2.2.1.1.4 Details    14
2.2.1.1.5 Interfaces    14
2.2.1.1.6 Sublayers – Architecture    15
2.2.1.1.7 OTN Support    17
2.2.1.2 IEEE 802.3bg    17
2.2.1.3 IEEE 802.3bj    18
2.2.1.4  Next Generation 40Gb/s and 100Gb/s Optical Ethernet Study Group    19
2.2.1.5 IEEE 802.3bm    19
2.2.2 ITU-T    20
2.2.2.1 Approval    23
2.2.2.2 Cooperation    24
2.2.3 OIF    24
2.2.4 Additions    27
2.2.5 Interest Group    27
2.2.6 X40 MSA    27
2.2.7 SSR-40 Working Group    28
2.2.8 10x10 MSA    29
2.2.9 Multi-Source Agreement for 40Gb/s and 100Gb/s Optical Transceivers    29
2.2.10 MSA – Coherent Fiber-optic Receiver    30
2.3 Details:  Technologies    30
2.3.1 40 Gb/s Transmission    30
2.3.1.1 Status    30
2.3.1.2 Modulation: Preliminary    30
2.3.1.3 40 Gb/s Transmission Specifics    31
2.3.2 100 Gb/s Transmission    32
2.3.2.1 Details    34
2.3.2.2 DP QPSK    35
2.3.2.3 100 Gb/s Transmission Specifics    36
2.3.3 Coherent Receiver    38
2.3.3.1 Receivers Types    38
2.3.3.2 Specifics    39
2.4 Benefits of Standardization and Advanced Technologies    39
2.5 Beyond 100 Gb/s Communications    40

3.0 Industry  
Alcatel-Lucent (Network Elements)    42
Altera (ICs)    44
Adva (Platform)    44
Applied Micro (ICs)    45
Avago (Modules)    46
Brocade (100 Gb/s NE)    47
Broadcom (ICs)    48
Centellax (Modules)    49
Cisco (NEs)    50
Ciena (Switching and WDM Platforms)    53
ClariPhy (Chips)    55
Covega – Thorlabs Quantum Electronics (Modulators)    56
CyOptics (Optical Chips)    57
Cortina (Processors)    57
ECI (Platforms)    58
Ekinops (DWDM)    60
Ericsson (WDM)    61
Extreme Networks (Ethernet Switches)    62
Enablence (Receivers)    63
GigOptix (ICs)    64
Glimmerglass (Systems)    64
Gtran (ICs)    66
Huawei (DWDM)    67
Finisar (Modules)    69
Furukawa (Lasers)    70
Fujikura (Modules)    71
Fujitsu (ROADM)    72
Inphi (ICs)    74
Infinera (NEs)    76
JDSU (Modules and ICs)    77
Juniper (Router)    78
Kotura (Chips)    78
Mellanox (modules)    79
MultiPHY (ICs)    80
MRV (WDM)    81
Narda (modulators components)    82
NEC (DWDM)    83
NeoPhotonics (Modules)    84
NetLogic (Modules)    85
Nokia Siemens Networks (DWDM)    86
Oclaro (ICs)    86
Oki Semiconductor – Lapis Semiconductor (ICs)    87
Onpath (Optical Switch)    88
Opnext (Platform)    89
Picometrix (Optical Receivers)    92
Reflex Photonics (Modules)    93
Sembarc (Modules)    94
Semtech (ICs)    95
SEDU (Modules)    96
Sorrento Networks (DWDM)    97
Triquint (ICs)    98
Tellabs (Platform)    98
U2t Photonics (ICs)    100
Vello Systems (Systems)    101
Versawave (modulators)    102
Xilinx (ICs)    103
Xtera (WDM)    104

4.0 Service Providers  
AT&T    106
C&W    106
Global Crossing (acquired by Level 3 in 2011)    107
Level 3    107
Lightower Fiber    108
NTT    108
Qwest (CenturyLink)    109
Sprint    109
SSE Telecoms    110
SurfNet    110
Telstra    111
Telefonica    111
TeliaSonera    112
Verizon    112
XO    113

5.0. Market  
5.1 Market Characteristics    114
5.2 Market Forecast    115
5.2.1 Model Assumptions    115
5.2.2 Analysis    115

6.0 Conclusions   

Figure 1: OTN Frame Structure    20
Figure 2: 40 Gb/s Network Scenario    30
Figure 3: Illustration    32
Figure 4:  Challenges    33
Figure 5: G.709 Network Scenario    36
Figure 6: 100 Gb/s Transmission Standardization    38
Figure 7: Major Optical Networking Segments (2011-2012)    112
Figure 8: Estimate – Global Sales of 40 Gb/s Equipment    114
Figure 9: Estimate – Global Sales of 100 Gb/s Equipment    115
Figure 10: PM: Service Providers Revenue – 40 Gb/s Services – Global ($B)    115
Figure 11: PM: Service Providers Revenue – 100 Gb/s Services – Global ($M)    116

Table 1: IEEE 802.3ba Copper Interfaces    14
Table 2: IEEE802.3ba Optical Interfaces    15
Table 3: Further Efforts    22
Table 4: OIF Activity    25
Table 5: 100 Gb/s – ITU and IEEE    31
Table 6: 100 Gb/s Design Requirements    32
Table 7: OTU Formats    36
Table 8: 40 Gb/s Equipment Distribution (initial market)    114

 

 

The Taiwanese Server System and Server Motherboard Industries, 2Q 2013

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This research report presents shipment volume and value forecasts and recent quarter review of the Taiwanese server system and server motherboard industries. The report includes server full system, barebone, and motherboard shipment volume, shipment value, ASP, volume and share by maker and by price point, and manufacturer volume ranking. The report analyzes shipment by CPU architecture and CPU count. Production locations, shipment destinations, business types, and customer portfolios are also examined. The content of this report is based on primary data obtained through interviews with server makers. The report finds that shipment volume and value of the Taiwanese server system and server motherboard industries both suffered from double-digit sequential declines in the first quarter of 2013, mainly due to the fact that branded vendors built up inventories in the fourth quarter in anticipation of year-end demand. It is expected that the industry's shipment volume and value will grow slightly in the second quarter of 2013 and continue well into the next quarter.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2014                                             
Taiwanese Server Motherboard Shipment Volume, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2014                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System, Barebone and Motherboard Shipment Volume, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2014                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Value and ASP, 1Q 2011 - 3Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Motherboard Shipment Value and ASP, 1Q 2011 - 3Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System, Barebone and Motherboard Shipment Value, 1Q 2011 - 3Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server System Manufacturer Volume Ranking, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Motherboard Manufacturer Volume Ranking, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Manufacturer Tier Position, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume by Tier, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Share by Tier, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume by Maker, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Share by Maker, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System Shipment Volume by Price Point, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System Shipment Share by Price Point, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Barebone Shipment Volume by Price Point, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Barebone Shipment Share by Price Point, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume by Assembly Level, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Share by Assembly Level, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume by CPU Architecture, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Share by CPU Architecture, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone First Tier Makers' Shipment Volume by CPU Architecture, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone First Tier Makers' Shipment Share by CPU Architecture, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Second Tier Makers' Shipment Volume by CPU Architecture, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Second Tier Makers' Shipment Share by CPU Architecture, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume by CPU Count, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Share by CPU Count, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume by Form Factor, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Share by Form Factor, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone First Tier Makers' Shipment Volume by Form Factor, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone First Tier Makers' Shipment Share by Form Factor, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Second Tier Makers' Shipment Volume by Form Factor, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Second Tier Makers' Shipment Share by Form Factor, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume by Production Location, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Share by Production Location, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume by Shipment Destination, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Share by Shipment Destination, 1Q 2010 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume by Business Type, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Share by Business Type, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone First Tier Makers' Shipment Volume by Business Type, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone First Tier Makers' Shipment Share by Business Type, 1Q 2010 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Second Tier Makers' Shipment Volume by Business Type, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Second Tier Makers' Shipment Share by Business Type, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Volume by Customer, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Taiwanese Server Full System and Barebone Shipment Share by Customer, 1Q 2011 - 1Q 2013                                             
Intelligence Insight                                             
Research Scope & Definitions                        

 

Global Markets and Technologies for Photovoltaic Systems

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Modern PV technology dates back to the 1950s and the advent of the space program in the 1960s, but the concerted effort to develop this technology for industry and consumer use began during the oil embargoes of the 1970s.  However, the eventual stabilization of oil prices had a dampening effect on investment, tax credits and government funding for research and development.

Companies in the PV business have focused on reaching grid parity—where electricity generated by solar power is equal to or below the cost of electricity from competing sources—as a way to broaden the scope of PV.  Nations and individual states began to offer serious incentives such as tariffs and tax credits for solar customers.  Consequently, we were interested in looking at this industry once again to chart its potential.

Since 1978, the installed cost of solar electricity has charted a downward path strongly reminiscent of declines in the cost/performance ratios found for computer memory and MIPS (million instructions per second, a common metric for performance in the computer industry).  From $5/kwh in 1978, the cost of electricity generated by solar power has dropped to $0.20/kwh in 2010.  A simple extension of this curve would bring the cost of electricity delivered by solar sources to parity with other generating sources by 2015.  Although few believe the performance of solar power improvements can match the dramatic improvements in computer technology, it has only to continue for three more years to make an impact on the marketplace. A lot is riding on the short-term performance of solar power and many are keenly interested in the results.

INTENDED AUDIENCE

In this PV study, we present current and emerging technologies, details of the industry structure (e.g., the leading players in equipment and materials) and analyze the competitive environment, major applications, current and future markets, growth factors and details of cells and modules shipments for 2011, 2012 and 2017.  This study will be of interest to those who manufacture solar cells, modules, inverters, racking mounts, tracking systems, polysilicon and interconnection materials, as well as those involved in the sale and distribution of concentrated photovoltaic systems and building integrated photovoltaic systems.  It will also be of interest to those companies engaged in nanotechnology and materials for flexible substrates.

In addition, utility companies, construction firms, regulators, legislators and policy advocates will find its contents to be of value.

Not covered in this report are subsectors that are unquestionably a part of solar power but do not use photovoltaics, such as concentrating solar thermal systems, solar water heaters and the like.

SCOPE OF REPORT

The scope of this study encompasses the major PV technologies: monocrystalline silicon, multicrystalline silicon, thin films (e.g., amorphous silicon, cadmium telluride, copper indium diselenide), compound semiconductor materials (e.g., gallium arsenide) and emerging approaches such as nanostructured films, dye- sensitized solar cells and organic technologies.  This report analyzes each technology, examines its current and potential efficiency, assesses the current market status of each, examines its future market impact and presents shipments of PV cells and their values for 2011, 2012 and 2017.

Various technical issues are discussed and a thorough economic analysis of each technology and its impact on future growth is presented.  We also look at polysilicon, building integrated photovoltaic markets (BIPV) and concentrated photovoltaics (CPV) at a higher level with the goal of helping readers understand their relationship to the PV market.

In this report, we analyze the PV industry on a global basis, including manufacturing capacity and consumption by various regional markets.  We examine government funding and support, industry involvement, standards, the environmental impact of solar energy and the impact of incentives to use PV.  We also discuss the potential for applications—both grid-connected and standalone.  Projections of cell and module shipments by major applications are also presented for the five years covered in our study.

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Global revenues from solar cells and modules totaled nearly $38.7 billion in 2011 and should decline to $28.6 billion in 2012. Total revenues are expected to reach $78.1 billion in 2017 after increasing at a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 22.3%.
  • Europe holds the largest share of  the market and  should  increase from  nearly $16.7 billion  in 2012 to $35.1 billion in 2017, a CAGR of 16.1%.
  • Asia is expected to increase from nearly $8 billion in 2012 to $27 billion in 2017, a CAGR of 27.6%.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
REASONS FOR DOING THIS STUDY 1
INTENDED AUDIENCE 1
SCOPE OF REPORT 2
METHODOLOGY 2
INFORMATION SOURCES 3
ANALYST'S CREDENTIALS 3
DISCLAIMER 4

CHAPTER 2 SUMMARY

SUMMARY TABLE GLOBAL MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE REVENUES, BY
REGION, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 6
SUMMARY FIGURE GLOBAL MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE REVENUES BY
REGION, 2012 AND 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 7
DISCUSSION 7
CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (CPV) 9
BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (BIPV) 9
POLYSILICON 10
BALANCE OF SYSTEMS (BOS) 10
Inverters 11
Rack mounting systems 11

CHAPTER 3 OVERVIEW
PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS AND MODULES 13
BACKGROUND 13
State of the Sector 13
INDUSTRY VIEWS 15
CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (CPV) 15
BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (BIPV) 17
POLYSILICON 19
BALANCE OF SYSTEMS 19
RACK MOUNTS 20

CHAPTER 4 GLOBAL PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET
SOLAR CELLS AND MODULE SHIPMENTS 23
TABLE 1 GLOBAL PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, THROUGH
2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 23
FIGURE 1 GLOBAL PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND REVENUES
2011-2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 23
CAPACITY UTILIZATION 24
TABLE 2 CAPACITY AND UTILIZATION FIGURES FOR THE PV MODULE MANUFACTURING
SECTOR AT A GLANCE, 2011 (MW) 25
SOLAR INSTALLATION: TOP 10 COUNTRIES 25
TABLE 3 TOP 10 COUNTRIES FOR SOLAR INSTALLATIONS, 2011 (MEGAWATTS/%) 25
FIGURE 2 TOP 10 COUNTRIES FOR SOLAR INSTALLATIONS, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 26
FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS 27
SUBSIDIES 27
IMPACT OF NONSOLAR FACTORS ON THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE 28
Increasing Availability of Natural Gas 28
The Drive for Grid Parity 29
SOLAR EXPENDITURE IN PERSPECTIVE 30
THE MANUFACTURERS' STORY 31
TABLE 4 GLOBAL MANUFACTURER PERFORMANCE AND PROFITABILITY, SELECTED
COMPANIES, 2009-2011 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS SHIPPED) 32
Company Failures and Underperformance 33
TABLE 5 LIST OF SOLAR COMPANY FAILURES, 2011 AND 2012 33
DIFFICULTIES EXIST IN BIPV, CPV AND POLYSILICON 34
GLOBAL MARKET FOR CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (CPV) 35
TABLE 6 GLOBAL CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC (CPV) MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS
AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 35
FIGURE 3 GLOBAL CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC (CPV) MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS
AND VALUES, 2011-2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 35
TABLE 7 GLOBAL CPV MARKET 36
FIGURE 4 GLOBAL CPV MARKET (TOTAL MW) 36
Changing of the Guard 37
TABLE 8 MARKET SHARE BY MW, CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER 37
GLOBAL MARKET FOR BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (BIPV) 37
TABLE 9 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS
AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 38
FIGURE 5 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS
AND VALUES, 2011-2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 38
Leading Markets and Market Leaders 38
TABLE 10 GLOBAL BIPV MARKET BY SEGMENT, 2011 (MW/%) 39
FIGURE 6 SEGMENT BREAKDOWN OF GLOBAL BIPV MARKET 2011 (MW) 39
TABLE 11 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS
AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS,/MEGAWATTS) 40
TABLE 12 BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY REGION, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 40
TABLE 13 SELECTED BIPV ROOFING MANUFACTURERS 40
Definitional Issues 42
The Business Case for BIPV 42
SEGMENTATION 43
Roofing 43
PV Shading, Curtains and Facades 44
PV Windows 45
Polysilicon 45

CHAPTER 5 THE EUROPEAN MARKET FOR PHOTOVOLTAICS, CONCENTRATED
PHOTOVOLTAICS (CPV) AND BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (BIPV)

OVERALL MARKET 47
TABLE 14 EUROPEAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELLS AND MODULES, THROUGH 2017 ($
MILLIONS) 47
FIGURE 7 EUROPEAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELLS AND MODULES, 2011-2017 ($ MILLIONS) 48
TABLE 15 EUROPEAN SOLAR INSTALLATIONS BY COUNTRY, 2010 AND 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 48
TABLE 16 RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY PRICES IN EUROPE (PRICE PER KILOWATT HOUR IN
EUROS AND $USD) 49
OUTLOOK FOR EUROPE 50
TABLE 17 EUROPEAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, BY
COUNTRY, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS AND CAGR%) 51
European Market for Concentrated Photovoltaics (CPV) 51
TABLE 18 EUROPEAN CPV MARKET AT A GLANCE 51
European Market for Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) 52
TABLE 19 EUROPEAN BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BREAKDOWN, 2011
(MEGAWATTS) 52
FIGURE 8 EUROPEAN BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BREAKDOWN, 2011
(MEGAWATTS) 52
TABLE 20 EUROPEAN BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE
SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS, MEGAWATTS) 53
GERMANY 53
TABLE 21 GERMAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH
2017 (MEGAWATTS) 54
GERMAN MANUFACTURING 54
GERMAN INSTALLATIONS 55
EXCERPTS OF GERMAN NEWS 55
ITALY 56
TABLE 22 ITALIAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH
2017 (MEGAWATTS) 56
CONTO ENERGIA 57
ITALIAN MANUFACTURING 57
ITALIAN INSTALLATIONS 57
EXCERPTS OF ITALIAN NEWS 58
FRANCE 58
TABLE 23 FRENCH MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH
2017 (MEGAWATTS) 58
FRENCH MANUFACTURING 59
FRENCH INSTALLATIONS 59
EXCERPTS OF FRENCH NEWS 59
UNITED KINGDOM 59
TABLE 24 U.K. MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017
(MEGAWATTS) 60
U.K. MANUFACTURING 60
U.K. INSTALLATIONS 60
EXCERPTS OF U.K. NEWS 61
BELGIUM 61
TABLE 25 BELGIAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH
2017 (MEGAWATTS) 62
BELGIAN MANUFACTURING 62
BELGIAN INSTALLATIONS 62
EXCERPTS OF BELGIAN NEWS 62
REST OF EUROPE 62
TABLE 26 THE REST OF THE EUROPEAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE
INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 63
MANUFACTURING 63
INSTALLATIONS 63
NEWS EXCERPTS 64
EUROPE'S FINANCIAL CRISIS 64

CHAPTER 6 THE NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES,
CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS AND BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS

NORTH AMERICAN MARKET 68
TABLE 27 NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR SOLAR MODULE INSTALLATIONS, BY
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 68
NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (CPV) 68
TABLE 28 NORTH AMERICAN CPV MARKET AT A GLANCE 68
NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (BIPV) 69
TABLE 29 BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SEGMENT, 2011
(MEGAWATTS) 69
FIGURE 9 BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SEGMENT, 2011
(MEGAWATTS) 69
TABLE 30 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS
AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 70
UNITED STATES 70
TABLE 31 U.S. PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS
INSTALLED/$ MILLIONS) 71
TABLE 32 U.S. PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATIONS BY MARKET, 2010 AND 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 71
U.S. POLYSILICON 71
U.S. WAFERS 72
U.S. SOLAR CELLS 72
U.S. MODULES 72
U.S. MARKET FOR CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (CPV) 72
U.S. MARKET FOR BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (BIPV) 73
CANADA 73
TABLE 33 CANADIAN PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017
(MEGAWATTS INSTALLED/$ MILLIONS) 74
MEXICO 74
TABLE 34 MEXICAN PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017
(MEGAWATTS INSTALLED/$ MILLIONS) 74
MEXICAN MARKET FOR CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS 75

CHAPTER 7 THE ASIAN MARKET FOR PHOTOVOLTAICS
ASIAN MARKET 77
TABLE 35 ASIAN PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017
(MEGAWATTS/$ MILLIONS) 77
TABLE 36 ASIAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS BY COUNTRY, THROUGH 2017
(MEGAWATTS) 78
TABLE 37 ASIAN PV INSTALLATIONS BY COUNTRY AND GLOBAL MARKET SHARE, 2011
(MEGAWATTS/%) 78
TABLE 38 ASIAN MANUFACTURERS AND GLOBAL MARKET SHARE, 2011 ($
MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS/%) 79
ASIAN MARKET FOR CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (CPV) 79
TABLE 39 ASIAN CPV MARKET AT A GLANCE 79
ASIAN MARKET FOR BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (BIPV) 80
TABLE 40 ASIAN BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SEGMENT, 2011
(MEGAWATTS) 80
FIGURE 10 ASIAN BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SEGMENT, 2011
(MEGAWATTS) 80
TABLE 41 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS
AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 81
PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA (PRC) 81
TABLE 42 CHINESE MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 82
CHINESE POLICY 83
CHINESE MODULE MANUFACTURING 83
TABLE 43 CHINESE MANUFACTURERS AND GLOBAL MARKET SHARE, 2011 ($
MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 84
CHINESE POLYSILICON INDUSTRY 84
BOS 85
CHINESE INSTALLATIONS 85
EXCERPTS OF CHINESE NEWS 85
JAPAN 86
TABLE 44 JAPANESE MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 86
TABLE 45 JAPANESE MANUFACTURERS AND GLOBAL MARKET SHARE, 2011 ($
MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 87
JAPANESE POLICY 88
JAPANESE MANUFACTURING 88
JAPANESE INSTALLATIONS 89
EXCERPTS OF JAPANESE NEWS 89
INDIA 90
TABLE 46 INDIAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 90
INDIAN POLICY 91
INDIAN MANUFACTURING 91
TABLE 47 INDIAN MODULE MANUFACTURERS REVENUE AND SHIPMENTS, 2011 ($
MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 92
INDIAN POLYSILICON 92
INDIAN INSTALLATION 92
EXCERPTS OF INDIAN NEWS 93
AUSTRALIA 94
TABLE 48 AUSTRALIAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017
(MEGAWATTS) 95
AUSTRALIAN POLICY 95
AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURING 95
AUSTRALIAN INSTALLATIONS 96
REST OF ASIA 96
TABLE 49 THE REST OF THE ASIAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017
(MEGAWATTS) 96
SOUTH KOREA 96
THAILAND 97
OTHER 97
EXCERPTS FROM NEWS REPORTS 97

CHAPTER 8 THE MARKET FOR PHOTOVOLTAICS IN EMERGING COUNTRIES
EMERGING COUNTRIES MARKETS 99
TABLE 50 THE MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS IN EMERGING COUNTRIES, BY
REGION, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 99
BACKGROUND 99
TABLE 51 SELECTED EMERGING COUNTRIES AT GRID PARITY 100
TABLE 52 EMERGING COUNTRIES WITH HIGH PER CAPITA ENERGY CONSUMPTION, 2006 100
TABLE 53 EMERGING COUNTRIES WITH LOW PER CAPITA ENERGY CONSUMPTION, 2006
(MBTU) 101
SMALL SCALE SOLUTION 101
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROGRAMS 102
SOLAR PLANTS THE MORE COMMON MODEL 102
MARKETS FOR CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (CPV) IN EMERGING MARKETS 103
TABLE 54 THE CPV MARKET IN EMERGING COUNTRIES AT A GLANCE (MW) 103
THE MARKET FOR BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS IN EMERGING
COUNTRIES 103
TABLE 55 BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SECTOR, 2011
(MEGAWATTS) 103
FIGURE 11 BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SECTOR, 2011
(MEGAWATTS) 103
TABLE 56 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS
AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 104
MIDDLE EAST AND NORTHERN AFRICA (MENA) 104
TABLE 57 MIDDLE EASTERN AND NORTH AFRICAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS,
THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 105
TABLE 58 MAJOR PROJECTS ANNOUNCED FOR MIDDLE EAST/NORTH AFRICA 105
MEGAPROJECTS 105
Desertec 106
Masdar 106
The Rest of MENA 107
LATIN AMERICA 107
TABLE 59 LATIN AMERICAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS THROUGH 2017
(MEGAWATTS) 108
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA 109
TABLE 60 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017
(MEGAWATTS) 109
CHAPTER 9 THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN SOLAR POWER 112
INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT FOR SOLAR POWER 112
BROAD COMMITMENTS TO ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES 112
TABLE 61 ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITMENTS, SELECTED COUNTRIES 112
Feed-in Tariffs (FITs) 113
TABLE 62 FEED-IN TARIFF RATES, SELECTED JURISDICTIONS 114
Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) 115
Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) 115
Production Tax Credits (PTC) 116
MULTINATIONAL AND NATIONAL REGULATORS 116
UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME (UNEP) 116
DIVISION OF EARLY WARNING AND ASSESSMENT (DEWA) 117
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY DIVISION OF TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRY
AND ECONOMICS (DTIE) 118
DIVISION OF POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND LAW (DPDL) 118
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IMPLEMENTATION (DEPI) 119
DIVISION OF REGIONAL COOPERATION (DRC) 119
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONVENTIONS (DEC) 120
UNEP/GEF 120
UNEP GOVERNING BODIES 120
UNEP PARTNERSHIPS 120
UNEP SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY GROUPS 121
THE ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION GROUP (ECG) 121
Renewable Energy 122
Energy Efficiency 122
Transport — Sustainable Mobility 123
Global Initiative on Promoting Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems 123
Alternative fuels 123
Roundtable of Sustainable Biofuels (RSB) 123
International Resource Panel 123
Promoting Vehicles’ Energy Efficiency 124
Bioenergy 124
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 124
IPCC Energy 125
Development of New Scenarios 125
THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN NORTH AMERICAN PV MARKETS 126
U.S. 126
TABLE 63 RENEWABLE PORTFOLIO STANDARDS AND DEADLINES FOR ACHIEVEMENT 126
The Solar America (SAI) Initiative 128
ARRA 128
CANADA 129
Alberta 130
British Columbia 130
Saskatchewan 131
Ontario 131
Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island 132
MEXICO 132
REGULATION OF BIPV PRODUCTS 133
REGULATORY REGIMES PERTINENT TO BIPV PROJECTS 133
EUROPE 133
ASIA 135
Japan 135
South Korea 135
Malaysia 135
Singapore 135
China 136
India 136
Australia 136
NORTH AMERICA 137
Canada 137
United States 137
THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT IN THE EUROPEAN MARKET FOR PHOTOVOLTAICS 138
CE MARKING 138
PV-TRAC 138
GERMANY'S NATIONAL PROGRAM 140
EUROPEAN PHOTOVOLTAIC INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION 140
EUROPEAN COMMISSION 141
SMART GRIDS 141
EXECUTIVE AGENCY FOR COMPETITIVENESS AND INNOVATION (EACI) 142

CHAPTER 10 MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS
CHAPTER 11 TECHNOLOGIES COVERED IN THIS REPORT 149
PHOTOVOLTAICS 149
TABLE 64 MAJOR PHOTOVOLTAIC TECHNOLOGIES 149
MODULE TYPES 150
TABLE 65 MARKET SHARE, MODULE TYPES, 2011 (%) 151
FIGURE 12 MARKET SHARE, MODULE TYPES, 2011 ($ MILLIONS) 151
TABLE 66 PRICE COMPARISON BY MODULE TYPE PLUS TREND, 2012 (€/WP/%) 152
First Solar and Thin Film Quality 152
BALANCE OF SYSTEMS 153
Inverters 154
Module Frames 154
Interconnections 154
Encapsulation 154
OTHER COSTS 155
Permitting 155
Installation 156
PV Applications 157
TABLE 67 KEY APPLICATIONS OF PHOTOVOLTAICS 157
CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (CPV) 157
BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS (BIPV) 158
BIPV Rooftops 159
Solar Shingles 159
Roof Tiles 159
Metal Seam Roofing 160
BIPV Glazing 160
BIPV Challenges and Component Availability 162
Fluctuations in Availability and Price 162
A-Si BIPV Challenges and Compatibility 163
CdTe BIPV Challenges and Compatibility 163
Cigs Challenges and Compatibility 163
DSC BIPV Challenges and Compatibility 164
OPV BIPV Challenges and Compatibility 164
CHAPTER 12 TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION 166
TECHNOLOGY 166
INNOVATION 166
SOLAR LEASING 167
PURCHASE POWER AGREEMENTS 167
PATENTS 167
TABLE 68 BIBLIOMETRIC VIEW OF INNOVATION TRENDS IN SOLAR SECTOR, 2009–2012 168
TABLE 69 SELECTED OUT-OF-SECTOR COMPANIES AND SOLAR-RELATED PATENTS,
2011–2012 168
TABLE 70 PATENT ACTIVITY BY SELECTED COMPANIES, 2011–2012 169
CHAPTER 13 COMPANY PROFILES 172
3S PHOTOVOLTAICS 172
AMONIX COMPANY 172
NEWS 173
ASCENT SOLAR 173
NEWS 173
CANADIAN SOLAR INC. 174
NEWS 174
COGENTRIX ENERGY LLC 175
NEWS 175
CONERGY AG 175
NEWS 176
COOPER B-LINE 176
NEWS 176
DAQO NEW ENERGY 177
NEWS 177
DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY 177
NEWS 178
DYESOL 178
NEWS 179
EMCORE 179
NEWS 180
ENPHASE 180
NEWS 180
FIRST SOLAR. INC. 181
NEWS 181
GCL-POLY 182
NEWS 182
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 183
NEWS 183
GUASCOR FOTON 183
NEWS 184
HANWHA SOLARONE 184
NEWS 184
HEMLOCK SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION 185
NEWS 185
HILTI CORPORATION 185
NEWS 186
INDOSOLAR LIMITED 186
NEWS 186
JA SOLAR PV TECHNOLOGY CO. LTD. 187
NEWS 187
JINKO SOLAR 188
NEWS 188
KACO NEW ENERGY GMBH 188
NEWS 189
KCC CORPORATION 189
NEWS 190
KYOCERA 190
NEWS 191
LDK SOLAR 192
NEWS 192
LUMETA INC 193
NEWS 193
MAGE SUNOVATION GMBH 193
NEWS 194
MEMC 194
NEWS 194
MIASOLE 195
NEWS 195
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP 195
MOSER BAER SOLAR 196
NEWS 196
MOTECH INDUSTRIES 196
NEWS 197
OCI 197
NEWS 198
ONYX SOLAR ENERGY 198
NEWS 199
POWER-ONE 199
NEWS 199
PYTHAGORAS SOLAR 199
NEWS 200
RENEWABLE ENERGY CORPORATION (REC) 200
NEWS 200
ST. GOBAIN 201
NEWS 201
SANYO SOLAR USA (PANASONIC CORPORATION) 202
NEWS 203
SATCON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 203
NEWS 203
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC 204
NEWS 204
SCHOTT SOLAR AG 204
NEWS 205
SHARP CORPORATION 206
NEWS 206
SIEMENS 207
NEWS 207
SILEX SYSTEMS 208
NEWS 208
SMA SOLAR TECHNOLOGY AG 208
NEWS 209
SOITEC 209
NEWS 210
SOLAR CENTURY 210
NEWS 210
SOLAR FABRIK AG 211
NEWS 211
SOLAR FRAMEWORKS CO. 211
NEWS 212
SOLAR FRONTIER 212
NEWS 212
SOLARWORLD 212
NEWS 213
SOLFOCUS, INC. 213
NEWS 214
SUNPOWER CORPORATION 214
SUNTECH 214
SUNTECH AMERICA 215
NEWS 215
SUNTRIX 216
NEWS 216
TATA BP SOLAR 216
NEWS 217
TOKUYAMA CORPORATION 217
NEWS 218
TRINA SOLAR LIMITED 218
NEWS 219
WACKER CHEMIE AG 220
NEWS 220
XUNLIGHT CORPORATION 221
NEWS 221
YINGLI SOLAR 221
NEWS 222

LIST OF TABLES

SUMMARY TABLE GLOBAL MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE REVENUES, BY REGION, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 6
TABLE 1 GLOBAL PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 23
TABLE 2 CAPACITY AND UTILIZATION FIGURES FOR THE PV MODULE MANUFACTURING SECTOR AT A GLANCE, 2011 (MW) 25
TABLE 3 TOP 10 COUNTRIES FOR SOLAR INSTALLATIONS, 2011 (MEGAWATTS/%) 25
TABLE 4 GLOBAL MANUFACTURER PERFORMANCE AND PROFITABILITY, SELECTED COMPANIES, 2009-2011 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS SHIPPED) 32
TABLE 5 LIST OF SOLAR COMPANY FAILURES, 2011 AND 2012 33
TABLE 6 GLOBAL CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC (CPV) MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 35
TABLE 7 GLOBAL CPV MARKET 36
TABLE 8 MARKET SHARE BY MW, CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER 37
TABLE 9 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 38
TABLE 10 GLOBAL BIPV MARKET BY SEGMENT, 2011 (MW/%) 39
TABLE 11 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS,/MEGAWATTS) 40
TABLE 12 BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY REGION, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 40
TABLE 13 SELECTED BIPV ROOFING MANUFACTURERS 40
TABLE 14 EUROPEAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELLS AND MODULES, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 47
TABLE 15 EUROPEAN SOLAR INSTALLATIONS BY COUNTRY, 2010 AND 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 48
TABLE 16 RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY PRICES IN EUROPE (PRICE PER KILOWATT HOUR IN EUROS AND $USD) 49
TABLE 17 EUROPEAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, BY COUNTRY, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS AND CAGR%) 51
TABLE 18 EUROPEAN CPV MARKET AT A GLANCE 51

TABLE 19 EUROPEAN BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BREAKDOWN, 2011(MEGAWATTS) 52
TABLE 20 EUROPEAN BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS, MEGAWATTS) 53
TABLE 21 GERMAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 54
TABLE 22 ITALIAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 56
TABLE 23 FRENCH MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 58
TABLE 24 U.K. MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 60
TABLE 25 BELGIAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 62
TABLE 26 THE REST OF THE EUROPEAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 63
TABLE 27 NORTH AMERICAN MARKET FOR SOLAR MODULE INSTALLATIONS, BY GEOGRAPHICAL AREA, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 68
TABLE 28 NORTH AMERICAN CPV MARKET AT A GLANCE 68
TABLE 29 BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SEGMENT, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 69 EGY014H - Global Markets and Technologies for Photovoltaic Systems
TABLE 30 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 70
TABLE 31 U.S. PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS INSTALLED/$ MILLIONS) 71
TABLE 32 U.S. PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATIONS BY MARKET, 2010 AND 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 71
TABLE 33 CANADIAN PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS INSTALLED/$ MILLIONS) 74
TABLE 34 MEXICAN PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS INSTALLED/$ MILLIONS) 74
TABLE 35 ASIAN PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS/$ MILLIONS) 77
TABLE 36 ASIAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS BY COUNTRY, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 78
TABLE 37 ASIAN PV INSTALLATIONS BY COUNTRY AND GLOBAL MARKET SHARE, 2011 (MEGAWATTS/%) 78
TABLE 38 ASIAN MANUFACTURERS AND GLOBAL MARKET SHARE, 2011 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS/%) 79
TABLE 39 ASIAN CPV MARKET AT A GLANCE 79
TABLE 40 ASIAN BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SEGMENT, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 80
TABLE 41 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 81
TABLE 42 CHINESE MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 82
TABLE 43 CHINESE MANUFACTURERS AND GLOBAL MARKET SHARE, 2011 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 84
TABLE 44 JAPANESE MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 86
TABLE 45 JAPANESE MANUFACTURERS AND GLOBAL MARKET SHARE, 2011 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 87
TABLE 46 INDIAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 90
TABLE 47 INDIAN MODULE MANUFACTURERS REVENUE AND SHIPMENTS, 2011 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 92
TABLE 48 AUSTRALIAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 95
TABLE 49 THE REST OF THE ASIAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 96
TABLE 50 THE MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS IN EMERGING COUNTRIES, BY REGION, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 99
TABLE 51 SELECTED EMERGING COUNTRIES AT GRID PARITY 100
TABLE 52 EMERGING COUNTRIES WITH HIGH PER CAPITA ENERGY CONSUMPTION, 2006 100
TABLE 53 EMERGING COUNTRIES WITH LOW PER CAPITA ENERGY CONSUMPTION, 2006 (MBTU) 101
TABLE 54 THE CPV MARKET IN EMERGING COUNTRIES AT A GLANCE (MW) 103
TABLE 55 BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SECTOR, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 103
TABLE 56 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 104
TABLE 57 MIDDLE EASTERN AND NORTH AFRICAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 105
TABLE 58 MAJOR PROJECTS ANNOUNCED FOR MIDDLE EAST/NORTH AFRICA 105
TABLE 59 LATIN AMERICAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 108
TABLE 60 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN MARKET FOR PV MODULE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2017 (MEGAWATTS) 109
TABLE 61 ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITMENTS, SELECTED COUNTRIES 112
TABLE 62 FEED-IN TARIFF RATES, SELECTED JURISDICTIONS 114
TABLE 63 RENEWABLE PORTFOLIO STANDARDS AND DEADLINES FOR ACHIEVEMENT 126
TABLE 64 MAJOR PHOTOVOLTAIC TECHNOLOGIES 149
TABLE 65 MARKET SHARE, MODULE TYPES, 2011 (%) 151
TABLE 66 PRICE COMPARISON BY MODULE TYPE PLUS TREND, 2012 (€/WP/%) 152
TABLE 67 KEY APPLICATIONS OF PHOTOVOLTAICS 157
TABLE 68 BIBLIOMETRIC VIEW OF INNOVATION TRENDS IN SOLAR SECTOR, 2009–2012 168
TABLE 69 SELECTED OUT-OF-SECTOR COMPANIES AND SOLAR-RELATED PATENTS, 2011–2012
TABLE 70 PATENT ACTIVITY BY SELECTED COMPANIES, 2011–2012 169

LIST OF FIGURES

SUMMARY FIGURE GLOBAL MARKET FOR SOLAR CELL AND MODULE REVENUES BY REGION, 2012 AND 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 7
FIGURE 1 GLOBAL PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND REVENUES 2011-2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 23
FIGURE 2 TOP 10 COUNTRIES FOR SOLAR INSTALLATIONS, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 26
FIGURE 3 GLOBAL CONCENTRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC (CPV) MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, 2011-2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 35
FIGURE 4 GLOBAL CPV MARKET (TOTAL MW) 36
FIGURE 5 GLOBAL BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC MARKET, MODULE SHIPMENTS AND VALUES, 2011-2017 ($ MILLIONS/MEGAWATTS) 38
FIGURE 6 SEGMENT BREAKDOWN OF GLOBAL BIPV MARKET 2011 (MW) 39
FIGURE 7 EUROPEAN MARKET FOR SOLAR CELLS AND MODULES, 2011-2017 ($ MILLIONS) 48
FIGURE 8 EUROPEAN BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BREAKDOWN, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 52
FIGURE 9 BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SEGMENT, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 69
FIGURE 10 ASIAN BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SEGMENT, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 80
FIGURE 11 BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS BY PRODUCT SECTOR, 2011 (MEGAWATTS) 103
FIGURE 12 MARKET SHARE, MODULE TYPES, 2011 ($ MILLIONS) 151

DoD Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)

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This research forecasts the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) market, including general trends and program analysis. This market includes five classifications of UAS platforms as well as UAS sensors/subsystems services. UASs provide military services with near real-time threat identification data. UAS missions and capabilities are expanding as sensors become smaller and more efficient and as platforms’ reliability and ability to provide persistent loiter time increases.

1. Executive Summary

    Summary
        Findings
    Market Engineering Measurements
        Measurements
    CEO's 360 Degree Perspective
        Perspective

2. Market Overview

    Overview and Scope
        Overview

3. External Challenges: Drivers and Restraints-Total Market

    Drivers and Restraints
        Drivers and Restraints Explained

4. Forecasts and Trends-Total Market

    Forecasts
        Funding
    Trends
        Trends and Requirements

5. Market Share and Competitive Analysis-Total Market

    Market Share
        Share Analysis

6. CEO’s 360 Degree Perspectives

    CEO Perspective
        Perspective

7. Market Segments

    Market Segment Analysis
        Segments

8. The Last Word

    Three Big Predictions
        Last Word

9. Appendix

    Supporting Information
        Appendix Contents

10. Supporting Information

    Supporting Information Data Tables
        Data Tables

Global Wafer Capacity 2013 - Market Report

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Major changes are underway in the IC manufacturing base!  Since mid-2007, the landscape of the IC fabrication industry has changed dramatically.  IC manufacturers have done whatever they could to survive by closing older fabs, adopting the fabless or fab-lite business model, and consolidating.

The number of companies able to afford the cost of a new advanced fab continues to dwindle, causing greater reliance on foundries for production capacity. While the foundries have served the industry very well, such high reliance on so few manufacturers has caused some uneasiness in the industry. This situation will become even more precarious when the 300mm-to-450mm wafer transition takes place in the next few years.
 
Did You Know?

The top 15 300mm wafer capacity leaders now hold 94% of the world's 300mm fab capacity, essentially comprising the entire future total available market (TAM) for leading-edge IC fabrication equipment and materials!

 The newly updated Global Wafer Capacity report is an ideal tool for understanding the "new realities" of the market. This study will greatly assist IC material and equipment suppliers in creating long-term strategic marketing plans, especially when it comes to determining which IC manufacturers stand the best chance to remain in the business of fabricating ICs.

Use This Study to Find:

    Capacity, wafer start, utilization forecasts.
    IDM vs. fabless vs. fab-/asset-lite strategies.
    Rankings of companies with the highest capacity.
    Capacity forecasts for Taiwan, Korea, China, etc.
    300mm wafer fab count and specifications.
    Forecasts for leading-edge (<40nm) capacity.
    And more!
 
The Global Wafer Capacity 2013 report offers a detailed breakdown of the IC industry's wafer fab capacity as it stood at the end of 2012 and then forecasts capacity for each year through 2017. The data were compiled, summarized, and extended into the future using both bottom-up and top-down research methodologies. Surveys of hundreds of fabs from around the world formed the basis for analyzing the IC industry's current capacity status. Future projections were based on both survey results and IC Insights' overall economic forecast for the IC industry.

The capacity analysis and forecast is presented in more than 60 charts and tables. In addition, there are two addendums to the report: a 52-page collection of profiles for the world's IC manufacturers that are leading the industry in 300mm production and have the most potential to use next-generation 450mm wafers;  and a 24-page listing showing detailed specifications, such as wafer size, capacity, and minimum process geometry, for all the fabs considered for the study.

Samples of the More Than 60 Charts and Tables

 

  • 110 IC Manufacturers Included in the Data Compilation
  • Top 10 Worldwide Semiconductor Capital Spending Leaders
  • Annual Capacity, Wafer Start, and Utilization History and Forecast
  • 59 IC Fabs Closed During 2009-2012
  • Recent IC Fab Closures by Wafer Size
  • Worldwide Installed Capacity Trends
  • Worldwide Installed Capacity Yr/Yr Changes in Volume
  • Wafer Capacity Leaders as of Dec-2012
  • Capacity Leaders' Shares of Total WW Capacity
  • Capacity Leaders per Geographic Region
  • Existing WW Installed Capacity by Geographic Region
  • Regional Installed Capacity by Wafer Size
  • Installed Capacity for Each Wafer Size by Region
  • Seismically Risky IC Idustry Capacity
  • Seismically Active Pure-Play Foundry Capacity
  • Installed Capacity by Region Forecast
  • Existing WW Installed Capacity by Wafer Size
  • Capacity Leaders per Wafer Size
  • Number of IC Fabs Processing 300mm Wafers
  • 300mm Wafer Fabs Dedicated to Processing "Non-IC" Devices
  • 300mm Wafer Capacity Leaders as of Dec-2012
  • "Power" Ranking of the 300mm Wafer Capacity Leaders in 2012
  • 300mm Wafer Capacity Leaders Forecast
  • Number of Companies with 200mm vs. 300mm Fabs
  • Potential 450mm Wafer Owners
  • Latest 450mm Wafer Developments
  • Projected 450mm Milestones
  • Installed Capacity by Wafer Size Forecast
  • Existing WW Installed Capacity by Process Technology
  • Regional Installed Capacity by Process Technology
  • Existing WW Installed Capacity by Minimum Geometry
  • Regional Installed Capacity by Minimum Geometry
  • Installed Capacity Leaders per Minimum Geometry
  • Installed Capacity by Geometry Forecast
  • SICAS' Historical Wafer Capacity by Dimensions
  • Existing WW Installed Capacity by Product Type
  • IC Devices Contained Within Each Product Category
  • Foundry Capacity by IC Device Type
  • Regional Installed Capacity by Product Type
  • Installed Capacity by Product Forecas
  • Capital Spending as a Percent of Sales

Addendum I: Profiles of Potential 450mm Wafer Manufacturers

Profiles of the world's leading IC manufacturers, with extra emphasis placed on each company's strategy with regard to existing 300mm fabs and the potential for participating in 450mm fabrication in the future.

Addendum II: Detailed Fab Specifications Provided

For each of the 400 or so fab facilities surveyed for this study, detailed specifications are provided in this addendum. The specifications include:

  • Company Name Fab Name
  • Fab Location (city, state, province, prefecture, county, etc).
  • Date Opened
  • Wafer Size (mm)
  • Wafer Capacity (wafers/month) as of Decl-2012 and Planned Maximum Capacity
  • Process(es) Ran
  • Minimum Geometry of Processes
  • Product(s) Fabricated


TABLE OF CONTENTS
                                                                                                                                                                                              
Introduction

Capacity Trends Overview

Semiconductor Capital Spending Leaders

History and Forecast for Wafer Capacity, Starts, and Utilization

Installed Capacity Leaders as of December 2012

Capacity by Geographic Region

Existing Capacity by Geographic Region and by Wafer Size

The Great East Japan Earthquake Exposed Capacity Risks

Future Capacity by Geographic Region

Capacity by Wafer Size

Future Capacity by Wafer Size

300mm Wafer Fab Capacity Details

300mm Wafer Capacity Leaders

300mm "Power" Ranking

2017 300mm Capacity Leaders Forecast

450mm Wafer Progress

Capacity by Process Technology

Capacity by Minimum Geometry

Regional Distribution of Existing Capacity by Minimum Geometry

Future Capacity by Minimum Geometry

Capacity by Product Type

Regional Distribution of Existing Capacity by Product Type

Future Capacity by Product Type

Conclusion

Capital Spending as a Percent of Sales

Addendum I (Profiles of Potential 450mm Wafer Manufacturers)

Intel
Samsung
TSMC
GlobalFoundries
SK Hynix
Toshiba/SanDisk
Micron
UMC
SMIC
IBM
Elpida

Addendum II (Fab Facility Specifications)





Portable Battery Powered Products: Global Markets

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The market for portable, battery-powered products has grown from a few well-established niches such as flashlights and wristwatches to a diverse, rapidly growing market that encompasses computing, communications, entertainment, photographic, and publishing products; a variety of cordless tools; and entirely new classes of military and medical products.  This diversity has been accomplished because of a unique synergy between the products themselves, the batteries they employ, and the battery chargers and power-management systems that recharge the batteries.

Several entirely new classes of batteries have been commercialized during the past 25 years, including nickel-metal hydride, zinc-air, lithium polymer, and the widely used lithium-ion design.  Meanwhile, improved microelectronic battery charger controller technology allows the commercialization of higher-performance, smaller, and safer designs.  This, in turn, has allowed for the commercialization of portable products that would be impossible without improved battery chargers, notably portable computers, cell phones, digital cameras, multi-functional touch-screen devices, and cordless hand tools.  At the same time, competitively priced no rechargeable primary batteries remain established power sources for many kinds of portable products.

As this synergy continues to develop, there are areas in which the portable product, battery, and battery charger industries could experience the explosive growth usually associated with emerging industries.  Battery designers, mainly electrochemists, and battery charger designers, mainly electrical and electronics specialists, will continue to operate together, with new batteries and new battery chargers evolving in tandem to produce even higher-performance products.

This has changed how portable product batteries are marketed.  All batteries degrade and must be replaced, usually much sooner than the products they power.  In the past, this was addressed by using removable and replaceable batteries that could be interchanged between different devices, or through an aftermarket for the replacement of original equipment manufacturer (OEM) batteries.  Portable product designers now recognize the long-term value stream represented by the batteries, and they jealously guard their control of this stream by designing batteries devices that can only be powered by batteries that they sell.  This has created a whole new supply chain category that has elements of both the OEM stream and the aftermarket.

SCOPE OF REPORT

This report organizes the portable product industry into the following market sectors:

  • Multi-functional
  • Communications
  • Entertainment and publishing
  • Computers
  • Navigation
  • Cameras
  • Timepieces
  • Tools
  • Lighting
  • Toys and novelties
  • Medical
  • Scientific
  • Military

This classifications structure recognizes the tremendous popularity of convergent multi-functional handheld devices that can combine cellular phones, Web browsers, computers, entertainment and publishing platforms, timepieces, and navigation aids.  

Each portable product market sector is defined, the leading companies for each sector are identified, and the market sectors are analyzed, with the inclusion of a 5-year market prediction.  The following kinds of batteries are discussed:

  • Rechargeable
    • Nickel-cadmium (NICAD)
    • Nickel-metal hydride
    • Lithium (e.g., lithium-ion, lithium-polymer)
    • Specialty rechargeable (e.g., lead-acid, nickel-zinc, silver-zinc, silver-cadmium)
  • Non-rechargeable
    • Zinc-carbon primary
    • Manganese zinc alkaline
    • Non-rechargeable lithium
    • Specialty non-rechargeable (e.g., zinc-air, silver oxide, magnesium)

These battery power sources are also compared to two new portable power supplies: ultracapacitors and fuel cells.  Again, each battery market sector is defined, the leading companies are identified, and the market is analyzed, with the inclusion of a 5-year market prediction.  Finally, OEM and charging-station battery charger markets are analyzed. 

Portable product, battery, and battery charger companies are identified and profiled.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION   1
    STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES   1
    REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY  2
    SCOPE OF REPORT  2
    INTENDED AUDIENCE 3
    METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES  4
    ANALYST CREDENTIALS  4
    RELATED REPORTS   4
    DISCLAIMER   5

CHAPTER TWO: SUMMARY  6
    SUMMARY  6
   SUMMARY TABLE GLOBAL MARKET FOR PORTABLE BATTERY-
     POWERED PRODUCTS, THROUGH 2016 ($ MILLIONS)  7
   SUMMARY FIGURE A TOTAL MARKET FOR PORTABLE BATTERY-
     POWERED PRODUCTS, 2006-2016 ($ MILLIONS)  7
   SUMMARY FIGURE B MARKET FOR PORTABLE BATTERY-
     POWERED PRODUCTS, 2011 (%)   8

CHAPTER THREE: OVERVIEW  9
    DEFINITION OF THE PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT
      INDUSTRY  9
         BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT DEFINITION AND
           CONCEPTS   9
   TABLE 1 PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT DEFINITIONS
     AND SCOPE  10
   TABLE 1 (CONTINUED)   11
   TABLE 2 IMPORTANT PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT
     CONCEPTS  12
   TABLE 2 (CONTINUED)   13
                  BATTERY DEFINITION AND CONCEPTS  14
   TABLE 3        COMMERCIAL SECONDARY BATTERY TYPES  15
   TABLE 3        (CONTINUED)   16
   TABLE 4        COMMERCIAL PRIMARY BATTERY CHARACTERISTICS  17
   TABLE 4        (CONTINUED)   18
             BATTERY CHARGER DEFINITION AND CONCEPTS   18
                  Types of Portable Product Battery Chargers   19
                        External Chargers  19
                        Internal Chargers   20
         PRODUCT AND TECHNOLOGY LIFE CYCLE   21
   TABLE 5 GENERIC PORTABLE-PRODUCT MANUFACTURING TREE 22
   TABLE 5 (CONTINUED)   23
        HISTORIC AND FUTURE ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF
          PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCTS   23
   TABLE 6 PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT ECONOMIC
     IMPACT  23
   TABLE 6 (CONTINUED)   24
        SIGNIFICANCE OF GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS  25
   TABLE 7 IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT REGULATION   25
   TABLE 7 (CONTINUED)   26

CHAPTER FOUR: PORTABLE PRODUCT MARKETS  27
    MARKET BY PRODUCTS   27
         PORTABLE MULTI-FUNCTIONAL HANDHELD AND
           COMMUNICATIONS   27
              Portable Multi-Functional Handheld and
                 Communications Product Introduction and Market
                 Elements   27
                    Portable Multi-Functional   (Continued)   28
                    Portable Multi-Functional   (Continued)   29
              Portable Multi-functional Handheld and Communications
                 Product Companies  30
   TABLE 8 SMARTPHONE AND CELL PHONE COMPANIES   30
   TABLE 9 CORDLESS PHONE COMPANIES  31
   TABLE 10 RADIOPHONE AND TWO-WAY HANDHELD
     TRANSCEIVER COMPANIES 31
   TABLE 11 PAGER COMPANIES 31
   TABLE 12 MULTI-FUNCTIONAL HANDHELD DEVICE COMPANIES   32
                            Portable Multi-functional Handheld and Communications
                               Product Forecasts   32
                                  Portable Multi-functional Handheld Product
                                     Growth Drivers and Inhibitors   32
   TABLE 13 PORTABLE MULTI-FUNCTIONAL HANDHELD AND
     COMMUNICATIONS PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND
     INHIBITORS 33
   TABLE 13 (CONTINUED)   34
                                     Portable Multi-functional Handheld and
                                        Communications Product Assumptions and Past
                                        Performance   34
   TABLE 14 APPLE IPHONE SHIPMENTS BY FISCAL QUARTERS,
     2007-2011 (UNITS)  35
                                     Portable Multi-functional Handheld and
                                        Communications Product 5-Year Forecast   36
   TABLE 15 GLOBAL PORTABLE MULTI-FUNCTIONAL HANDHELD
     AND COMMUNICATION PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2016  36
                  PORTABLE ENTERTAINMENT AND PUBLISHING 37
                         Portable Entertainment and Publishing Product
                            Introduction and Market Elements   37
                         Portable Entertainment Product Companies   38
TABLE 16 PORTABLE RADIO, CD/DVD, ACCESSORY, AND
  EPUBLISHING COMPANIES  39
TABLE 17 PORTABLE DIGITAL MUSIC PLAYER COMPANIES  39
TABLE 18 PORTABLE DVD PLAYER COMPANIES   39
TABLE 19 EREADER COMPANIES  40
                         Portable Entertainment Product Forecasts   40
                               Portable Entertainment Product Growth Drivers
                                  and Inhibitors  40
TABLE 20 PORTABLE ENTERTAINMENT AND PUBLISHING
  PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS   40
TABLE 20 (CONTINUED)   41
                                   Portable Entertainment and Publishing Product
                                      Assumptions and Past Performance   41
TABLE 21 APPLE IPOD SHIPMENTS BY FISCAL QUARTERS  42
                                   Portable Entertainment Product 5-Year Forecast  42
TABLE 22 GLOBAL PORTABLE ENTERTAINMENT AND
  PUBLISHING PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2016   43
               PORTABLE COMPUTER PRODUCTS  43
                   Portable Computer Product Introduction and Market
                      Elements   43
                         Portable Computer Product   (Continued)  44
                   Portable Computer Product Companies   45
TABLE 23 LAPTOP COMPANIES 46
TABLE 24 TABLET COMPANIES 46
TABLE 25 CALCULATOR COMPANIES   47
                         Portable Computer Forecasts 47
                               Portable Computer Product Growth Drivers and
                                  Inhibitors   47
TABLE 26 PORTABLE COMPUTER PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS
  AND INHIBITORS  47
TABLE 26 (CONTINUED)   48
TABLE 26 (CONTINUED)   49
                                   Portable Computer Product Assumptions and Past
                                      Performance   49
                                   Portable Computer Product 5-Year Forecast  50
TABLE 27 GLOBAL PORTABLE COMPUTER MARKET, THROUGH
  2016  50
TABLE 27 (CONTINUED)   51
               PORTABLE NAVIGATION   51
                   Portable Navigation Product Introduction and Market
                      Elements   51
                               Portable Navigation  (Continued)  52
                               Portable Navigation  (Continued)  53
                         Portable Navigation Product Companies   54
TABLE 28 HANDHELD GPS COMPANIES  54
                         Portable Navigation Product Forecasts  55
                               Portable Navigation Product Growth Drivers and
                                  Inhibitors   55
TABLE 29 PORTABLE GPS NAVIGATION PRODUCT GROWTH
  DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS 55
                                   Portable Navigation Product Assumptions and Past
                                      Performance   55
                                   Portable Navigation Product 5-Year Forecast   56
TABLE 30 GLOBAL PORTABLE NAVIGATION PRODUCT MARKET,
  THROUGH 2016  56
TABLE 30 (CONTINUED)   57
               PORTABLE CAMERAS   57
                   Portable Camera Product Introduction and Market
                      Elements   57
                   Portable Camera Product Companies  58
TABLE 31 DIGITAL CAMERA COMPANIES   59
                         Portable Camera Product Forecasts   59
                               Portable Camera Product Growth Drivers and
                                  Inhibitors   59
TABLE 32 PORTABLE CAMERA GROWTH DRIVERS AND
  INHIBITORS 59
TABLE 32 (CONTINUED)   60
                                   Portable Camera Product Assumptions and Past
                                      Performance   60
                                   Portable Camera Product 5-Year Forecast  60
TABLE 33 GLOBAL PORTABLE CAMERA MARKET, THROUGH 2016   61
               PORTABLE TIMEPIECES  61
                   Portable Timepiece Introduction and Market Elements   61
                         Portable Timepiece   (Continued)  62
                   Portable Timepiece Companies   63
                   Portable Timepiece Forecasts   63
                         Portable Timepiece Growth Drivers and Inhibitors  63
TABLE 34 PORTABLE TIMEPIECE GROWTH DRIVERS AND
  INHIBITORS 63
                                   Portable Timepiece Assumptions and Past
                                      Performance   63
                                   Portable Timepiece 5-Year Forecast  64
TABLE 35 GLOBAL PORTABLE TIMEPIECE MARKET, THROUGH
  2016  65
               PORTABLE TOOLS   65
                        Portable Tools Introduction and Market Elements   65
                              Portable Tools Introduction (Continued)   66
                        Portable Tool Companies  67
                        Portable Tools Forecasts   68
                              Portable Tools Growth Drivers and Inhibitors  68
TABLE 36 PORTABLE TOOLS PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND
  INHIBITORS 69
                                 Portable Tools Assumptions and Past Performance   69
                                 Portable Tools 5-Year Forecast  70
TABLE 37 GLOBAL PORTABLE TOOLS MARKET, THROUGH 2016  70
TABLE 37 (CONTINUED)   71
              PORTABLE LIGHTING  71
                  Portable Lighting Product Introduction and Market
                     Elements   71
                        Portable Lighting   (Continued)   72
                  Portable Lighting Product Companies   73
TABLE 38 GLOBALLY SIGNIFICANT BATTERY-POWERED
  LIGHTING COMPANIES   74
                        Portable Lighting Product Forecasts  74
                              Portable Lighting Product Growth Drivers and
                                 Inhibitors   74
TABLE 39 PORTABLE LIGHTING PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND
  INHIBITORS 75
                                 Portable Lighting Product Assumptions and Past
                                    Performance   75
                                 Portable Lighting Product 5-Year Forecast   76
TABLE 40 GLOBAL PORTABLE LIGHTING MARKET, THROUGH 2016  76
TABLE 40 (CONTINUED)   77
              PORTABLE TOYS AND NOVELTIES   77
                  Portable Toys and Novelties Introduction and Market
                     Elements   77
                        Portable Toys   (Continued)  78
                        Portable Toys   (Continued)  79
                  Portable Toys and Novelties Companies  80
TABLE 41 GAME CONSOLE COMPANIES  80
                        Portable Toys and Novelties Forecasts   81
                              Portable Toys and Novelties Growth Drivers and
                                 Inhibitors   81
TABLE 42 PORTABLE TOY AND NOVELTY PRODUCT GROWTH
  DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS 81
                                 Portable Toys and Novelties Assumptions and Past
                                    Performance   82
                                 Portable Toys and Novelties 5-Year Forecast  82
TABLE 43 GLOBAL PORTABLE TOY AND NOVELTY PRODUCT
  MARKET, THROUGH 2016   83
              PORTABLE MEDICAL PRODUCTS  83
                  Portable Medical Product Introduction and Market
                     Elements   83
                        Portable Medical   (Continued)  84
                        Portable Medical   (Continued)  85
                  Portable Medical Product Companies   86
                  Portable Medical Product Forecasts   87
                        Portable Medical Product Growth Drivers and
                           Inhibitors   87
TABLE 44 PORTABLE MEDICAL PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND
  INHIBITORS 87
TABLE 44 (CONTINUED)  88
                                 Portable Medical Product Assumptions and Past
                                    Performance   88
                                       Portable  (Continued)   89
                                 Portable Medical Product 5-Year Forecast  90
TABLE 45 GLOBAL PORTABLE MEDICAL PRODUCT MARKET,
  THROUGH 2016  90
              PORTABLE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS  91
                  Portable Scientific Product Introduction and Market
                     Elements   91
                  Portable Scientific Product Companies  92
TABLE 46 PORTABLE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCT COMPANIES  92
                        Portable Scientific Product Forecasts   92
                              Portable Scientific Product Growth Drivers and
                                 Inhibitors   92
TABLE 47 PORTABLE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS
  AND INHIBITORS  93
                                 Portable Scientific Product Assumptions and Past
                                    Performance   93
                                 Portable Scientific Product 5-Year Forecast  93
TABLE 48 GLOBAL PORTABLE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCT MARKET,
  THROUGH 2016  94
              PORTABLE MILITARY PRODUCTS   94
                  Portable Military Product Introduction and Market
                     Elements   94
TABLE 49 SELECTED PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED MILITARY
  PRODUCT ROLES  95
                              Portable Military   (Continued)   96
                        Portable Military Product Companies  97
                        Portable Military Product Forecasts  97
                                    Portable Military Product Growth Drivers and
                                       Inhibitors   97
   TABLE 50 PORTABLE MILITARY PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND
     INHIBITORS 98
                                    Portable Military Product Assumptions and Past
                                       Performance   99
                                    Portable Military Product 5-Year Forecast   99
   TABLE 51 GLOBAL PORTABLE MILITARY PRODUCT MARKET,
     THROUGH 2016  100
        PORTABLE PRODUCT APPLICATION SUMMARY  100
   TABLE 52 GLOBAL VALUE OF THE PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED
      PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2016 ($ MILLIONS)   100
   TABLE 52 (CONTINUED)   101
   TABLE 52 (CONTINUED)   102
   TABLE 53 GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS IN THE PORTABLE
      BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2016
      (MILLION UNITS)  102
   TABLE 53 (CONTINUED)   103
   TABLE 54 GLOBAL PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT
      MARKET, THROUGH 2016   104
   FIGURE 1 TOTAL VALUE OF GLOBAL PORTABLE BATTERY-
      POWERED PRODUCT MARKET, 2006-2016 ($ MILLIONS/%)   105
   FIGURE 1 (CONTINUED)  106

CHAPTER FIVE: PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERIES   107
    SECONDARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERIES   107
         NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERIES   107
              Nickel-Cadmium Battery Introduction and Market
                 Elements   107
              Nickel-Cadmium Battery Market Drivers and Technology
                 Factors  108
              Nickel-Cadmium Battery Companies   109
   TABLE 55 NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERY COMPANIES   109
                           Nickel-Cadmium Battery Forecasts   109
                                 Nickel-Cadmium Battery Growth Drivers and
                                    Inhibitors   109
   TABLE 56 NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERY GROWTH DRIVERS AND
     INHIBITORS 110
                                    Nickel Cadmium Battery 5-Year Forecast  110
   TABLE 57 GLOBAL NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERY MARKET BY
     APPLICATION, THROUGH 2016  111
   TABLE 57 (CONTINUED)   112
   TABLE 58 GLOBAL NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERY MARKET BY
     ELEMENT, THROUGH 2016  112
   TABLE 58 (CONTINUED)   113
               NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE BATTERIES  113
                   Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery Introduction and Market
                      Elements   113
                   Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery Market Drivers and
                      Technology Factors  113
                         Nickel-Metal Hydride  (Continued)   114
                   Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery Companies   115
TABLE 59 NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE BATTERY COMPANIES  115
                        Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery Forecasts 115
                              Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery Growth Drivers and
                                 Inhibitors   115
TABLE 60 NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE BATTERY GROWTH DRIVERS
  AND INHIBITORS  116
                                  Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery 5-Year Forecast  116
TABLE 61 GLOBAL NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE BATTERY MARKET
  BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2016  117
TABLE 61 (CONTINUED)   118
TABLE 62 GLOBAL NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE BATTERY MARKET
  BY MARKET ELEMENT, THROUGH 2016  118
TABLE 62 (CONTINUED)   119
               SECONDARY LITHIUM BATTERIES   119
                   Secondary Lithium Battery Introduction and Market
                      Elements   119
TABLE 63 RECHARGEABLE LITHIUM BATTERY CONFIGURATIONS   120
TABLE 63 (CONTINUED)   121
                        Secondary Lithium Battery Market Drivers and
                           Technology Factors  121
TABLE 64 NON-LITHIUM-ION RECHARGEABLE LITHIUM BATTERY
  STATUS  121
TABLE 64 (CONTINUED)   122
                                  Lithium-Ion Compared To Lithium-Ion Polymer  123
                                  Lithium-ion as Smart Batteries   124
                                        Lithium-ion  (Continued)   125
                                        Lithium-ion  (Continued)   126
                                        Lithium-ion  (Continued)   127
TABLE 65 SMART BATTERY SYSTEM STAKEHOLDERS  128
                              Safety Issues   128
                                    Safety   (Continued) 129
                              Alternative Designs  130
                        Secondary Lithium Battery Companies   131
TABLE 66 SECONDARY LITHIUM BATTERY COMPANIES  132
                        Secondary Lithium Battery Forecasts  133
                              Secondary Lithium Battery Growth Drivers and
                                 Inhibitors   133
TABLE 67 SECONDARY LITHIUM BATTERY GROWTH DRIVERS
  AND INHIBITORS  133
                                Secondary Lithium Battery 5-Year Forecast   134
TABLE 68 GLOBAL SECONDARY LITHIUM BATTERY MARKET BY
  APPLICATION, THROUGH 2016  134
TABLE 68 (CONTINUED)   135
TABLE 69 GLOBAL SECONDARY LITHIUM BATTERY MARKET BY
  MARKET ELEMENT, THROUGH 2016  136
              SPECIALTY SECONDARY BATTERIES   136
                   Specialty Secondary Battery Introduction and Market
                      Elements   136
                         Lead-Acid Battery Introduction   136
                         Nickel-Zinc Battery Introduction   137
                         Silver Battery Introduction  137
                   Specialty Secondary Battery Market Drivers and
                      Technology Factors  138
                         Lead-Acid Battery Market Drivers and Technology
                             Factors 138
                         Nickel-Zinc Battery Market Drivers and
                             Technology Factors  138
                                Nickel-Zinc   (Continued)   139
                                Nickel-Zinc   (Continued)   140
                                Nickel-Zinc   (Continued)   141
TABLE 70 BENEFITS COMPARISON OF POWERGENIX NIZN HIGH
  DISCHARGE BATTERY   142
                             Silver Battery Market Drivers and Technology
                                 Factors 143
                                    Silver  (Continued)   144
                                    Silver  (Continued)   145
                             Magnesium Battery Introduction  146
                                    Magnesium   (Continued)  147
                             Developmental Ionic Batteries   148
                       Specialty Secondary Battery Companies  149
TABLE 71 SPECIALTY SECONDARY BATTERY COMPANIES  150
                       Specialty Secondary Battery Forecasts  150
                             Specialty Secondary Battery Growth Drivers and
                                 Inhibitors   150
TABLE 72 SPECIALTY SECONDARY BATTERY GROWTH DRIVERS
  AND INHIBITORS  150
                                Specialty Secondary Batteries 5-Year Forecast  150
TABLE 73 GLOBAL SPECIALTY SECONDARY BATTERY MARKET BY
  APPLICATION, THROUGH 2016  151
TABLE 73 (CONTINUED)   152
TABLE 74 GLOBAL SPECIALTY SECONDARY BATTERY MARKET BY
  ELEMENT, THROUGH 2016   152
TABLE 74 (CONTINUED)   153
     PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERIES   153
         PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY
           INTRODUCTION AND MARKET ELEMENTS   153
              Alkaline and Zinc-carbon Batteries Introduction  153
              Primary Lithium Battery Introduction  154
              Zinc-Air Battery Introduction   154
              Other Primary Batteries Introduction 155
                    Mercury Batteries   155
                    Magnesium-Carbon Batteries  155
                    Primary Silver-Zinc Batteries  155
         PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY MARKET
           DRIVERS AND TECHNOLOGY FACTORS   155
              Alkaline and Zinc-carbon Batteries Market Drivers and
                 Technology Factors  155
              Alkaline and   (Continued) 156
              Primary Lithium Battery Market Drivers and Technology
                 Factors  157
                    Lithium-carbon Monofluoride Batteries  157
                    Lithium-copper Oxyphosphate Batteries   158
                    Lithium-copper Oxide Batteries   158
                    Lithium-iodine Batteries  158
                    Lithium-iron Sulfide Batteries   159
                    Lithium-manganese Dioxide Batteries  159
                    Lithium-silver Vanadium Pentoxide Batteries   160
                    Lithium-sulfur Dioxide Batteries   160
                    Lithium-sulfuryl Chloride Batteries  161
                    Lithium-thionyl Chloride Batteries   161
              Zinc-air Battery Market Drivers and Technology Factors  161
              Other Primary Batteries Market Drivers and Technology
                 Factors  162
                    Mercury Batteries   162
                    Magnesium-carbon Batteries   162
                    Primary Silver-zinc Batteries  162
         PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY COMPANIES  162
TABLE 75 ALKALINE AND ZINC-CARBON PRIMARY PORTABLE
  PRODUCT BATTERY COMPANIES  163
TABLE 76 LITHIUM PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY
  COMPANIES 164
TABLE 77 ZINC-AIR PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY
  COMPANIES 164
   TABLE 78 MISCELLANEOUS PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT
     BATTERY COMPANIES   164
                 PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY FORECASTS   165
                     Primary Portable Product Battery Growth Drivers and
                        Inhibitors  165
   TABLE 79 PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY GROWTH
     DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS 165
                          Primary Portable Product Battery 5-Year Forecast  165
   TABLE 80 GLOBAL PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY
     MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2016  166
   TABLE 80 (CONTINUED)   167
   TABLE 81 GLOBAL PRIMARY PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERY
     MARKET BY MARKET ELEMENT, THROUGH 2016   168

CHAPTER SIX: PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGERS  169
    PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER INTRODUCTION
      AND MARKET ELEMENTS  169
         INTERNAL PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER
            BACKGROUND  169
         EXTERNAL PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER
            BACKGROUND  170
    PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER MARKET DRIVERS
      AND TECHNOLOGY FACTORS 170
         BATTERY CHARGING TECHNIQUES   171
         BATTERY CHARGER COMPONENTS 172
               Battery Charger Rectifiers  172
               Battery Charger Transformers   173
               Battery Charger Regulators, Testers, and Meters   173
               Battery Charger Control   174
    PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER COMPANIES  174
   TABLE 82 TOP PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER
     COMPANIES 174
   TABLE 82 (CONTINUED)   175
        PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER FORECASTS  175
            PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER GROWTH
              DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS   175
   TABLE 83 PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER GROWTH
     DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS 176
                 PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER 5-YEAR
                   FORECAST   176
                     External Battery Chargers Basis 176
                     Internal Battery Chargers Basis  177
   TABLE 84 GLOBAL PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER
     MARKET BY MARKET ELEMENT, THROUGH 2016   178
   TABLE 85 GLOBAL PORTABLE-PRODUCT INTERNAL/OEM
     CHARGER MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2016  179
   TABLE 85 (CONTINUED)   180

CHAPTER SEVEN: PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY
  CHARGER TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY   181
   TABLE 86 GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND
      BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2016 ($ MILLIONS)  181
   TABLE 87 GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERY AND
      BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2016 ($ MILLIONS)  182
   FIGURE 2 GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERIES,
      2006-2016 ($ MILLIONS/%)  182
   FIGURE 2 (CONTINUED)  183
   FIGURE 3 GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERY
      CHARGERS, 2006-2016 ($ MILLIONS/%)  184
   TABLE 88 GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS FOR THE PORTABLE-
      PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET,
      THROUGH 2016 (MILLION UNITS)   185
   TABLE 89 SUMMARY OF GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS FOR THE
      PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER
      MARKET, THROUGH 2016 (MILLION UNITS)   186
   TABLE 90 GLOBAL PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY
      CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2016 ($ MILLIONS)  186
   TABLE 90 (CONTINUED)   187
   TABLE 90 (CONTINUED)   188
   TABLE 90 (CONTINUED)   189
   TABLE 91 GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS FOR THE PORTABLE-
      PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET,
      THROUGH 2016 (MILLION UNITS)   189
   TABLE 91 (CONTINUED)   190
   TABLE 91 (CONTINUED)   191
   TABLE 92 GLOBAL PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERY MARKET,
      THROUGH 2016  192

CHAPTER EIGHT: INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE
  ANALYSIS  193
    DRIVING FORCES OF THE INDUSTRY   193
   TABLE 93 DRIVING FORCES AND MARKET DEVELOPMENTS
     SUMMARY   193
   TABLE 93 (CONTINUED)   194
   TABLE 93 (CONTINUED)   195
   TABLE 93 (CONTINUED)   196
   TABLE 93 (CONTINUED)   197
   TABLE 93 (CONTINUED)   198
   TABLE 93 (CONTINUED)   199
TABLE 93 (CONTINUED)   200
         DRIVING FORCE 1: BATTERY TECHNICAL MATURITY
           CHANGES HOW BATTERIES ARE USED AND
           MARKETED  200
              Driving Force 1: (Continued)  201
         DRIVING FORCE 2: DEVELOPING NEW APPLICATIONS
           FOR PORTABLE POWER   202
         DRIVING FORCE 3: IMPROVING BATTERY CHARGER
           TECHNICAL MATURITY  202
         DRIVING FORCE 4: COMMERCIALIZATION PROCESS   203
         DRIVING FORCE 5: BATTERY SAFETY ISSUES   204
              Background  204
              Alternative Designs   205
              Recent Lithium-ion Patents that Address Battery Safety  206
                     Recent Lithium-ion   (Continued)  207
         DRIVING FORCE 6: MATERIAL SAFETY ISSUES   208
              Driving Force 6:  (Continued)   209
         DRIVING FORCE 7: PATENT DISPUTES  210
              Battery Patent Disputes 210
                     Battery Patent   (Continued)   211
              Portable Product Patent Disputes  212
                     Portable Product   (Continued)  213
         DRIVING FORCE 7: FUNCTIONALITY CONVERGENCE   214
     STRATEGIES FOR STAYING COMPETITIVE   215
     CONCENTRATION FACTORS   216
         PORTABLE PRODUCT CONCENTRATION FACTORS  216
              Multi-functional Handheld and Communication Product
                 Concentration Factors  216
              Entertainment Product Concentration Factors   217
              Computer Product Concentration Factors  217
              Navigation Product Concentration Factors  218
              Camera Concentration Factors   218
              Timepiece Concentration Factors   218
              Tools Concentration Factors 219
              Lighting Product Concentration Factors  220
              Toy and Novelty Concentration Factors 220
              Medical Product Concentration Factors   220
              Scientific Product Concentration Factors   221
              Military Product Concentration Factors   221
     MARKET SEGMENTATION   222
         PORTABLE PRODUCT MARKET SEGMENTATION  222
         PORTABLE BATTERY MARKET SEGMENTATION  222
         BATTERY CHARGER MARKET SEGMENTATION  223
     CHANNELS OF DISTRIBUTION   223
   TABLE 94 CHANNELS OF DISTRIBUTION BY SEGMENT  223
         PURCHASING INFLUENCES  224
             AVERAGE PRICE TRENDS   224
   TABLE 95 HISTORIC AND PREDICTED AVERAGE UNIT PRICES FOR
     PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCTS, THROUGH 2016 ($
     PER UNIT)   224
   TABLE 95 (CONTINUED)   225
                   PRICE SENSITIVITY  225
   TABLE 96 PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT
     PURCHASING INFLUENCES   225
   TABLE 96 (CONTINUED)   226
         COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS   226
             COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS (CONTINUED) 227

CHAPTER NINE: INTERNATIONAL MARKET   228
   TABLE 97 GLOBAL PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT
     MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2016 (BILLIONS)  228
   TABLE 98 GLOBAL PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERY MARKET BY
     REGION, THROUGH 2016 (BILLIONS)  229
   TABLE 99 GLOBAL PORTABLE-PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER
     MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2016 (BILLIONS)  229
   TABLE 99 (CONTINUED)   230

CHAPTER TEN: COMPANY PROFILES   231
    3 (THREE)   231
    A123SYSTEMS   231
         A123SYSTEMS (CONTINUED)  232
         A123SYSTEMS (CONTINUED)  233
    ABSL POWER (AEA BATTERY SYSTEMS, AGM BATTERIES, LTD )   234
    ACCUTRONICS, LTD    235
    ACER   235
    ACTION BUSINESS SUPPLIERS, INC   236
    ADCON ELECTRONICS, INC   236
    ADVANCED BATTERY SYSTEMS, INC    237
    ADVANCED BATTERY SYSTEMS, LLC 238
    ADVANCED BATTERY TECHNOLOGIES, INC  (ABAT)  238
         ABAT (U S)   238
         ADVANCED BATTERY   (CONTINUED)   239
    ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES, INC  (POWER COMPONENTS)   240
    ALCAD, LTD   240
    ALCATEL-LUCENT   241
    ALURATEK  241
    ALL POWER BATTERY   241
    ALLEGRO MICROSYSTEMS, INC   241
    AMAZON   242
AMPLICOM USA  242
AMPRIUS  242
ANALOG DEVICES 243
APPLE COMPUTER, INC 243
     APPLE COMPUTER, INC  (CONTINUED)  244
     APPLE COMPUTER, INC  (CONTINUED)  245
APPLIED POWER, INC   246
APX TECHNOLOGIES, INC 246
ARCHOS  247
AROTECH CORP  (ELECTRIC FUEL BATTERY)  247
ARC ELECTRONICS 248
ASTROFLIGHT, INC 249
ATMEL CORPORATION   249
ASUSTEK COMPUTER, INC    250
AXION POWER INTERNATIONAL, INC  250
     AXION POWER INTERNATIONAL,   (CONTINUED)  251
BARNES & NOBLE  252
BATTERIES BATTERIES, INC   252
BATTERIES PLUS   253
BATTERY-BIZ  253
BATTERY CLINIC, INC    253
BATTERY SYSTEMS, INC    253
BATTERY TECHNOLOGY, INC   254
BENQ  254
BESCOR VIDEO   254
BOLDER TECHNOLOGIES (GP BATTERIES INTERNATIONAL)  254
BOSTON-POWER   255
BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORP   256
BREN-TRONICS  256
BRIGHT STAR INDUSTRIES   257
BYD BATTERIES   257
CADEX  257
     CADEX (CONTINUED)   258
CANON 259
CASIO  259
C&D TECHNOLOGIES, INC   260
CELL-CON  260
CHINA BAK BATTERY, INC    261
     CHINA BAK BATTERY, INC  (CONTINUED)  262
     CHINA BAK BATTERY, INC  (CONTINUED)  263
CHINA SUN (DALIAN XINYANG HIGH-TECH DEVELOPMENT
   CO )  264
CHINA TMK   264
CISCO  265
   CITIZEN AMERICA   265
   CLARION  265
   CLIPLIGHT, INC    266
   COBASYS (SB LIMOTIVE CO , LTD )  266
   COBRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION   267
   COMPAL ELECTRONICS   267
   COVALENT ASSOCIATES, INC   267
   CREATIVE LABS   267
   CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR CORP    268
   DAVIS INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURING CO   268
   DELL   268
   DELORME  269
   DINGOO DIGITAL   269
   DIVERSIFIED POWER INTERNATIONAL, LLC   269
   DORO  270
   DREMEL   270
   DURACELL INTERNATIONAL  270
   DYNAGE POWER & MAGNETICS   271
        DYNAGE POWER & MAGNETICS (CONTINUED)   272
   EAGLEPICHER CORP  (OM GROUP) 273
   ECTACO  274
   ELECTROVAYA (ELECTROFUEL)  274
   ENER1, INC  (ENERDEL)   275
   ENERGY CONVERSION DEVICES (ECD OVONICS) 276
        ENERGY CONVERSION   (CONTINUED)   277
TABLE 100 OVONICS BATTERY JOINT VENTURES, LICENSING
  AGREEMENTS, AND OTHER STRATEGIC ALLIANCES  278
        ENERGY CONVERSION   (CONTINUED)   279
        ENERGY CONVERSION   (CONTINUED)   280
   ENERGIZER   281
   ENFUCELL   282
   ENGINEERING DESIGN & SALES   283
   E-ONE MOLI ENERGY   283
        NEC  283
   ERGENICS  284
   ERICSSON  285
   EXIDE TECHNOLOGIES  286
   FARASIS ENERGY  286
   FLUKE ELECTRONICS  287
   FREEPLAY ENERGY, PLC   287
   FRIWO, INC    287
   FUJI FILM CO    288
   FUJITSU LTD (FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS)  288
   GARMIN, LTD    288
GARRITY INDUSTRIES, INC   289
GE  289
GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY  289
GLOBTEK, INC    290
GOODYEAR  290
GOOGLE   290
GP BATTERIES (GOLD PEAK INTERNATIONAL) 291
GREATBATCH, INC    292
HANNSPREE 292
HARDING ENERGY, INC   293
HASBRO, INC   293
HEWLWTT PACKARD CO    293
HITACHI MAXELL (MAXELL WORLDWIDE)  294
HLK & ASSOCIATES, INC    295
HM ELECTRONICS, INC    295
HONEYWELL BATTERIES  295
HONG KONG HIGHPOWER TECHNOLOGY   296
HOOVER CO   296
HTC   296
HYB BATTERY CO , LTD  (HUA-YUE-BAO BATTERY)  297
HUANYU BATTERY  297
HUAWEI   297
IGO  298
INSIGNIA 298
INDUSTRIAL BATTERY ENGINEERING  298
INDUSTRIES INTERNATIONAL, INC  (INDI)   299
INFINITE POWER SOLUTIONS  300
INTEL CORP    300
INTERMEC TECHNOLOGIES CORP    300
IOMEGA CORP  301
IOTA ENGINEERING  301
ISL PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL, LTD   301
ITAUTEC  302
JEROME INDUSTRIES CORP    302
JVC  302
KEYSTONE BATTERY CORP   302
KOBO  303
KODAK  303
KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N V   304
LANIX 304
LEICA  304
LENOVO GROUP   305
LG  305
LIND ELECTRONIC DESIGN  305
LOWRANCE   306
LOTUS COMPUTER  306
MAGELLAN  307
MATTEL, INC   307
MAXELL CORPORATION   307
MAXIM INTEGRATED PRODUCTS, INC 308
MAXPOWER, INC    308
MEDION 309
MEDTRONIC, INC   309
MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY, INC  309
MICRO POWER  310
MICROSOFT   310
MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL   311
MIDLAND RADIO CORPORATION   311
MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES CO    311
MITAC TECHNOLOGY CORP    311
MITSUBISHI INTERNATIONAL   312
MOTOROLA, INC   312
MULTIPLIER INDUSTRIES   313
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP   313
NEC CORP  (E-ONE MOLI ENERGY)  314
NEW ENERGY SYSTEMS GROUP  315
NEXCELL BATTERY   316
NEXERGY   317
NIKON  317
NINTENDO   318
NOKIA CELLULAR SYSTEMS   318
OMEGA ENGINEERING, INC    318
OLYMPUS   318
OPENPANDORA  319
PANASONIC   319
PANDIGITAL  320
PENTAX  320
PHILIPS GLOBAL 320
PIONEER  320
PLANET INTERACTIVE (CONNY)  321
POLYPLUS BATTERY COMPANY   321
POSITIVO INFORMATICA (GURPO POSITIVO)   322
POWERGENIX   322
POWER PAPER, LTD  323
POWER-SONIC CORP   323
POWERZINC ELECTRIC, INC   324
PROMARK ELECTRONICS  325
PURE ENERGY VISIONS, INC  (ENERGY VISIONS, INC )   326
     QUALLION LLC   326
     RENATA BATTERIES (SWATCH)  327
     RIM  327
     ROYAL APPLIANCE MANUFACTURING CO    328
     RSA SECURITY, INC   328
     SAFT  328
            SAFT (CONTINUED)  329
     SAGEMCOM   330
     SAKAR INTERNATIONAL, INC   330
     SAMSUNG  331
     SANYO ELECTRIC CO , LTD   332
     SEGA   333
     SEIKO HOLDINGS  334
     SETO HOLDINGS, INC   334
     SHARP ELECTRONICS CORP   334
     SIEMENS MEDICAL SYSTEMS   335
     SION POWER   335
     SOLICORE, INC   335
            SOLICORE, INC  (CONTINUED)   336
     SONIM  337
     SONY CORP 337
            SONY CORP  (CONTINUED)   338
            SONY CORP  (CONTINUED)   339
TABLE 101 COMPARISON BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL BATTERY
  AND NEXELION   340
     SONY ERICSSON  341
     SPECTRUM BRANDS (RAYOVAC, BLACK & DECKER, VARTA
       CONSUMER BATTERIES)  341
     SPERRY INSTRUMENTS (A W  SPERRY)  342
     SOUTHWEST ELECTRONIC ENERGY CORP   342
     SUNBEAM CORP   343
     TAMURA CORP  OF AMERICA  343
     TANDY CORP  (RADIO SHACK)  343
     TEGAM, INC   344
     TEKTRONIX, INC    344
     TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC   344
     TIMEX CORP    344
     TOMTOM  345
     TORO CO  345
     TOSHIBA LTD    345
         TOSHIBA LTD  (CONTINUED)   346
TABLE 102 SCIB SPECIFICATIONS  347
     TRACER TECHNOLOGIES   347
     TRIMBLE NAVIGATION   348
         TRITRONICS, INC   348
         ULTRALIFE BATTERIES, INC  (MCDOWELL RESEARCH)  349
                ULTRALIFE BATTERIES, INC  (CONTINUED) 350
         UNIDEN  351
         UNIROSS BATTERIES CORP  351
         VALENCE TECHNOLOGY, INC  352
                VALENCE TECHNOLOGY, INC  (CONTINUED)  353
         VARTA AG MICROBATTERIES   354
         VENTRONICS  354
         VENTURE TECHNOLOGIES, INC  355
         VERISIGN, INC    355
         VICTOR TECHNOLOGY   355
         VIEWSONIC   355
         WHISTLER GROUP   356
         XANTREX TECHNOLOGY  356
         XENOTRONIX, INC   357
         YARDNEY (LITHION, ENER-TEK) 357
         YUASA BATTERY, INC  (YUASA BATTERY AMERICA INC ,
            YUASA-EXIDE)   357
         ZPOWER (ZINC MATRIX POWER)  358
         ZTE  359

APPENDIX I  360
    GENERAL BATTERY CHARACTERISTICS  360
          VOLTAGE  360
          CAPACITY 360
          SHELF LIFE  360
          DRAIN  361
          SAFETY  361
                     Safety (Continued)   362
          ENERGY DENSITY   363
          POWER   363
          RECHARGE TIME   363
          PRIMARY BATTERY SIZE AND SHAPE  364
          CYCLE LIFE  364
          DISPOSAL FACTORS   365

APPENDIX II  366
    MEDICAL DEVICE DEFINITIONS  366
          MEDICAL DEVICE DEFINITION IN THE U S    366
          MEDICAL DEVICE DEFINITION IN EUROPE   366
                    Medical Device Definition   (Continued)  367

APPENDIX III   368
    COMPETING ENERGY STORAGE AND GENERATING SYSTEMS  368
            CAPACITIVE ENERGY STORAGE  368
TABLE 103 COMPARISON BETWEEN CAPACITIVE AND
  ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE   369
TABLE 104 COMPARISON OF CAPACITOR, ULTRACAPACITOR, AND
  BATTERY CHARACTERISTICS  370
            NUCLEAR BATTERIES  370
                Nuclear Batteries (Continued)  371
            FUEL CELLS   372
TABLE 105 PORTABLE FUEL CELL MARKET DRIVERS   373
TABLE 106 PORTABLE FUEL CELL MARKET FACTORS  373
                     Proton-Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells   374
                     Alkaline Fuel Cells  374
                     Phosphoric Acid Fuel Cells 375
                     Solid Oxide Fuel Cells   375
                     Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells  375
                     Air Cells   376
                     Zinc-air Cells  376
                     Aluminum-Air Cells  377
                           Aluminum-Air Cells (Continued)   378

Molybdenum Disulfide – an Inorganic Analogue of Graphene

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Technology Briefing and Scouting Report: Molybdenum Disulfide ­ an inorganic analogue of Graphene and other interesting inorganic nanomaterials for the future

This report highlights recent academic research papers published in 2012 that could be of interest to companies developing new technologies that involve inorganic nanomaterials. Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS2) is of particular interest as it is an inorganic analogue of gaphene and demonstrates exciting properties including a low coefficient of friction, robustness and a direct electronic bandgap. The report highlights recent research regarding MoS2 and also contains expert opinions about potential applications, availability and whether or not MoS2 could replace graphene. Interesting finds are also reported for other inorganic materials.
 
Why is this of interest?  Graphene is currently grabbing the headlines and is the topic of many papers and patents including composite materials, conductive and transparent coatings and touch screen displays, but Graphene needs to be modified in order to create a bandgap and MoS2 exhibits a bandgap naturally.  Molybdenum disulfide has been used for many years as an industrial lubricant and many scientists believe it can be used as a 2-D platform for electronic devices.  MoS2 could radically impact the electronics industry and its growing area of research and product development in producing the next generation of transistors.

Highlights from research findings contained in the report:

  • MoS2  has a bandgap with opens opportunities for electronic and optoelectronic applications.
  • An easy method to manufacture a monolayer via ball milling and sonication.
  • Improved thermal properties, fire resistance properties and mechanical properties of PVA nanocomposites
  • Nano-MoS2 composite coating shows lubricating performance
  • Two-dimensional nanomaterials couldbe used for future electrodes and flexible data storage.
  • Near pristine semiconductor were found.
  • Performance enhancements  and lubricating ability found
  • Can be used as an active catalyst for hydrogen evolution
  • New tribological coatings could be made in the future
  • Could e promising for Li-ion batteries
  • Greater electrochemical performance

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction: pg2
General Description of Molybdenum disulfide: pg 3
Expert Views: pg 4
     College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, SUNY - University at Albany
     University of Prince Edward Island
     Jozef Stefan Institute
     Hefei University
     Nankai University
     Nanyang Technological University

What is the comparison to Graphene? pg9
What is the comparison to Silicene, Graphyne, Graphdiyne and Graphane? pg 12

Universities and or Institutes working in the field pg 13
       Includes: Organisation name, Research Title(s), Review and Synopsis of Results, Link, Author
       Details and Publication

       Massachusetts Institute of Technology
       Georgia Institute of Technology
       Marquette University
       University of Science and Technology of China
       University of Prince Edward Island
       Hefei University
       Nanyang Technological University
       Chinese Academy of Sciences
       Universidad de Chile
       Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces
       Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros Industriales
       Fudan University
       Nikolaev Institute of Inorganic Chemistry
       Southern Illinois University
       Chinese Academy of Sciences
      Nanyang Technological University
      Hefei University
      Huazhong University of Science & Technology
      University of Arkansas
      State Univ. of New York
      Zhanjiang Normal University
      Instituto Tecnológico de Oaxaca
      Nankai University
      Howard University
      Jozef Stefan Institute
      Tunghai University
      University of Cincinnati
      China University of Geosciences
      Shanghai Jiao Tong University
      McGill University
      University of Wollongong
      University of Malaya

Interesting Finds pg 45
      Includes: Organisation name, Research Title(s), Review and Synopsis of Results, Link, Author
      Details and Publication

      Belarusian State University
      J.S.M. College
      University of Tirgu-Mures
      Shandong University
      Center for Nanoscale Sci. & Technol, NIST
      University of Peradeniya
      Southern Illinois University
      Institute of Polymer Science and Technology (ICTP-CSIC)
      Belyi Metal-Polymer Research Institute of National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
      Ecole Nationale d'Ingénieurs de Sfax
      King Abdulaziz University
      Yonsei University
      Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
      Naval Postgraduate School
      Jiangsu University
      Institute of Inorganic Chemistry
      Colorado State University
      Russian Academy of Sciences
      University of Cambridge
      Petroleum-Gas University of Ploieti
      Ferdowsi University of Mashhad
       University of Glasgow
       Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata-National Research Council (CONICET)
       Michigan State University
       Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid
       Texas Tech University
       Institute of Solid State Chemistry UB RAS
       University of Quebec at Montreal
       Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
       St. Joseph's College
       University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
       J.N.N. College of Engineering,
       Shanghai Jiao Tong University
       New Mexico State University
       Russian Academy of Sciences
       Fudan University
       University of Utah
       Chulalongkorn University
       University of Tennessee
       Institute of Inorganic Chemistry AS CR
       Rice University
       University of Johannesburg
       University of California
       Institut Charles Gerhardt
       University of Salzburg
       Missouri University of Science and Technology
       National University of HCM City
       Harbin University of Science and Technology
       Pohang University of Science and Technology
       Nanjing University


Molybdenum disulfide nanocomposites - Patents pg 86
PATENTS: Interesting Finds pg 92
Conclusions pg 102
Recommendations pg 103

 

Silicene, Graphyne, Graphdiyne and Graphane - a Technology Briefing and Scouting Report that looks beyond Graphene

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This report provides access to news, patents, academic research findings and also highlights universities and institutes working in the field, as well as, companies and research organisations that are patenting. Silicene has been described as the graphene equivalent for silicon and has attracted tremendous attention as it could have a wider impact on the future developments in expanding areas of spintronics and nanoelectronics.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction: pg 2

General Description of Silicene, Graphyne, Graphdiyne and Graphane: pg 3

Expert Views and Opinions regarding Silicene: pg 4

      Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
      Istituto di Struttura della Materia
      The University of Tokyo
      Beijing Institute of Technology
      MDM Laboratory
      Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
      Peking University
      Raja Ramanna Centre for Advanced Technology

Expert Views and Opinions regarding Graphyne: pg 10

      Fuzhou University

Relevant News Items: pg 10
What is the comparison to Graphene?: pg 11

Silicene - Universities and or Institutes working in the field: pg 14

      Adam Mickiewicz University
      Aix-Marseille University
      Beijing Institute of Technology
      Capital Normal University
      Chinese Academy of Sciences
      City University of Hong Kong
      CNRS (France)
      Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche-ISM
      ETSF, CNR-ISM
      European Theoretical Spectroscopy Facility
      Friedrich-Schiller-Universität
      GCL Solar System Limited
      Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
      Institute of Fluid Physics (Mianyang, China)
      Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
      Jiangxi Normal University
      Laboratorio MDM
      Lancaster University
      Loughborough University
      National Technical University of Athens
      Peking University
      PSE Division, KAUST
      Raja Ramanna Centre for Advanced Technology
      RMIT University
      Russian Academy of Sciences
      Shanghai Jiao Tong University
      The Open University
      Tsinghua University
      Università di Roma Tor Vergata - Via della Ricerca Scientifica
      Università Roma Tor Vergata and Unità CNISM
      Université Paris-Sud
      Université Paris-Sud
      University of Glasgow
      University of Jinan
      University of Science and Technology Beijing
      University of Zürich
      Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
      Wright State University
      Wuhan University
      Xiamen University
      Zhejiang University

Graphyne - Universities and or Institutes working in the field: pg 54

    Bhabha Atomic Research Centre and Homi Bhabha National Institute
    East China University of Science and Technology
    Nanjing Normal University
    Nanjing University
    National University of Defense Technology
    Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
    Shandong University
    Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
    Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg and Interdisciplinary Center of Molecular Materials
    University of Guilan
    University of Western Sydney
    Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
    Xiamen University of Technology
    Xiangtan University
    Yanshan University
    Zhengzhou University


Graphdiyne - Universities and or Institutes working in the field: pg 71

    Beijing University of Chemical Technology
    Chinese Academy of Sciences
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    Peking University
    Shandong University
    Tsinghua University
    University of Crete
    University of Science and Technology of China
    Xiangtan University
    Zhejiang Normal University

Graphdiyne Patents: pg 82
Graphane Patents: pg 83
Fluorographene Patents: pg 84
Interesting Finds: pg 85
Conclusions: pg 94
Recommendations: pg 94

Flexible Graphene Composites - a Technology Briefing and Scouting Report

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This report provides access to news, patents, academic research findings and also supplies company details with contacts, graphene pricing and market values. The report also highlights universities and institutes working in the field, as well as, companies and research organisations that are patenting.

Many diverse topics relating to energy storage, rechargeable lithium batteries, supercapacitors, electrochemical activity, transparent conductive thin films, conductive nanocomposites, sensing, clean energy, solar cells, biocompatibility, as wells as, preparation, characterisation, performance and manufacturing are also described in the report.

Graphene is a material that has been making headlines across the globe. It’s many interesting properties makes it of huge interest to academic scientists and industrial companies. Graphene is extremely thin, stiff and strong, a conductor of heat and electricity and it is also ductile. Discover the latest research results which your company can optimise for future business opportunities.

 Recent research findings reported in the Flexible Graphene Composites technology briefing include:
• Excellent material for supercapacitors fuel cells
• Improved electrochemical performance
• Corrosion protection
• Rubber composites with improved properties
• Low cost large-scale production
• Could be used as  artificial joints
• Chemical prototype sensors found
• Functional coatings developed
• Antibacterial properties

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction        
General Description of Graphene and Uses    
Market predictions            
Methods to obtain Graphene    
Graphene properties       

GRAPHENE – Recent Company News    
   
GRAPHENE – Recent Research News         
Archived News Items related to Graphene 
  
GRAPHENE EVENTS            
Companies working in the field        
Graphene Prices                
Universities and or Institutes working in the field         
Recent Papers                
Interesting Finds                    
Regional Highlight - Graphene Research in UK  
    
PATENTS - Flexible Graphene Composites    
  
PATENTS - Flexible Graphene       

Conclusions            
Recommendations       

Worldwide Digital TV Subscriber and STB Shipment Forecasts 2013 - 2017

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This report presents worldwide digital TV STB shipment volume and value per year for the period 2013-2017, with volume and value breakdowns by product mix. Also included are forecasts of worldwide digital TV subscriber base and share by system technology per year for the period 2013 - 2017. The report finds that the subscriber base of digital TVs - consisting of IP, cable, satellite, and terrestrial TV - are expected to grow steadily during the period 2013 – 2017. It is expected that digital cable TV subscriber base will account for approximately 35.4% of the total digital TV subscribers in 2013 and will decrease year after year during the period 2013 – 2017. Meanwhile, worldwide digital TV STB shipment volume is expected to achieve around 3.6% year-on-year growth in 2013. Digital satellite STBs are anticipated to account for over 34.6% of total shipments in 2013, followed by digital cable STB and digital terrestrial STB, digital IP STB, and OTT STB.


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Worldwide Digital TV Subscriber Base by Product Mix, 2011 - 2017

Worldwide Digital TV Subscriber Share by Product Mix, 2011 - 2017

Worldwide Digital TV STB Shipment Volume, 2011 - 2017

Worldwide Digital TV STB Shipment Value, 2011 - 2017

Worldwide Digital TV STB Shipment Volume by Product Mix, 2011 - 2017

Worldwide Digital TV STB Shipment Volume Share by Product Mix, 2011- 2017

Worldwide Digital TV STB Shipment Value by Product Mix, 2011 - 2017

Worldwide Digital TV STB Shipment Value Share by Product Mix, 2011 - 2017

Worldwide Digital TV STB ASP by Product Mix, 2011 - 2017

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China Consumer Electronics Report

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Independent 5-year Consumer Electronics Industry Forecasts for China

We expect the China consumer electronics market will grow by around 10% in 2013. We forecast headline consumer spending to grow at 10% in 2013 and 2014, which marks a downward revision from our previous forecast of 8.4% for both years. The government's rural consumer electronics subsidy programme should continue to drive flat-screen TV sets and other products and electronic vendors and retailers are expanding and adjusting strategies to take advantage of this opportunity. Vendors will look to newer technologies such as Smart TVs, LED TV sets and 3D TV sets, to drive sales. Smartphones are estimated to account for  above 40% of total handset sales in China, and this share will pass 60% by 2017. Lower prices are a major driver of demand growth in AV and smartphone segments, with average smartphone prices projected to fall below RMB1,200 within BMI's forecast period from 2013 to 2017. Meanwhile, average TV set prices fell by 3% in 2012, amid signs of maturing demand in the major cities.

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Executive Summary
SWOT Analysis
China Consumer Electronics Market SWOT
China Electronics Industry SWOT
China Political SWOT
China Economic SWOT
China Business Environment SWOT
Asia Pacific Risk/Reward Ratings
Table: Asia Pacific CE Risk/Reward Ratings, Q113
Market Overview
Government Authority
Computers
Table: Computers: Demand, 2010-2017
AV
Table: AV: Demand, 2010-2017
Mobile Handsets
Table: Handsets: Demand, 2010-2017
Consumer Electronics Industry
Table: IT Industry Overview, 2009-2016
Table: China’s IT & Electronics Industry Revenue Breakdown By Sector, 2011
Table: China’s IT & Electronics Industry Output Breakdown By Product
Table: Semiconductors Demand, 2010-2017
Computers
Table: Computers, Production, 2010-2017
Video, Audio And Gaming
Table: AV: Production, 2010-2017, (mn)
Table: China TV set production April 2011 – March 2012, (Units, 000)
Mobile Handsets
Table: Handsets, Production, 2010-2017, (mn)
Industry Forecast Scenario
Table: Consumer Electronics Overview, 2010-2017, (US$mn)
Industry Developments
Macroeconomic Forecast
Table: China - Economic Activity, 2011-2016
Competitive Landscape
Computers
Handsets
AV
Domestic Company Profiles
Semiconductor International Manufacturing Corp Public: HKEX, NYSE
Lenovo
Country Snapshot
Table: China's Population By Age Group, 1990-2020 ('000)
Table: China's Population By Age Group, 1990-2020 (% of total)
Table: China's Key Population Ratios, 1990-2020
Table: China's Rural And Urban Population, 1990-2020
BMI Methodology
How We Generate Our Industry Forecasts
Electronics Industry
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This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Blood Pressure Monitoring and Measurement Instruments in US$ Million by the following Product Segments: Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers, & Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers, & Disposable Transducers). The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and Latin America. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2010 through 2018. Also, a six-year historic analysis is provided for these markets.The report profiles 79 companies including many key and niche players such as A&D Medical, American Diagnostic Corp., Bokang Instruments Co., Ltd., Briggs Healthcare, Draegerwerk AG & Co. KGaA, GE Healthcare Ltd., GF Health Products, Inc., Kaz, Inc., Mediana Technologies Corporation, Microlife AG, North Star Health Products LLC, Omron Healthcare Co., Ltd., Omron Healthcare, Inc., Philips Healthcare, Rossmax International Ltd., Shenzhen Kingyield Technology Co., Ltd., Spacelabs Healthcare, Inc., Spirit Medical Co., Ltd., SunTech Medical Group Limited, SunTech Medical, Inc., TaiDoc Technology Corp., W.A. Baum Co. Inc., Welch Allyn, Inc., and Withings. Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research.


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 I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONS

      Study Reliability and Reporting LimitationsI-1
      Disclaimers          I-2
      Data Interpretation & Reporting Level      I-2
       Quantitative Techniques & Analytics       I-3
      Product Definitions and Scope of Study     I-3

 II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  1. INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
      Table 1: Death Rates Due to Hypertension in Select Countries:
      2011 II-1

      Table 2: Percentage Prevalence Rate of High Blood Pressure for
      Patients over 25 Years of Age by Region - Africa, America,
      South East Asia, Europe, Eastern Mediterranean, and Western
      Pacific (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)      II-3
      Outlook              II-4
      Recession Impact in Retrospect     II-4
      Key Market Trends & Drivers        II-5
       Home Use BP Monitoring Gains Prominence   II-5
        Rising Significance of Remote Blood Pressure Monitoring         II-6
       Aging Population and Related Health Problems Fuel Market Growth  II-6
       Innovative, Convenient, and Technologically Advanced BP
        Monitors Drives the Market       II-7
       Rising Incidence and Undiagnosed Population in Developing
        Countries Offer Significant Growth OpportunitiesII-7
       Mobile Phone Penetration: An Opportunity Indicator for
        Mobile-Based BP Monitors         II-7
        Table 3: Top Ten Countries by Number of Mobile Users (2012)
        (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)     II-8
       Ambulatory BP Monitoring: A Key Growth Driver    II-9
       Digital Sphygmomanometers Dominates the Market   II-9
        Towards Phasing Out Mercury Sphygmomanometers   II-10
      Other Growth Drivers II-10
      Technological Innovations in the BP Monitors Space:
       Spearheading Growth II-11
       Evolution of the Global BP Monitoring Market     II-12
       Personalized Smart System for Measuring BP and Tracking
        'Characteristic Parameters'      II-13
       CNIBP / Continuous Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Monitoring        II-13
        Non-Invasive and Continuous Measurements - What are they?       II-13
        Applications & Target Customers  II-13

  2. COMPETITIVE SCENARIO
      Omron Healthcare - The Global Market Leader in Home Blood
       Pressure Monitors   II-14
       Table 4: Omron Healthcare’s Leadership Presence in the Home
       Blood Pressure Monitors Market by Geographic Region: 2011
       (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)      II-14
       The Journey towards Market Leadership     II-14
      BP Monitoring and Measurement: A Highly Competitive and Ever
       Changing Market     II-15
       Leading BP Monitoring Brands Based on Consumer Preference        II-15
      Digital Sphygmomanometers          II-16
      Aneroid Sphygmomanometers          II-16
      Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors       II-16

  3. AN INSIGHT INTO BLOOD PRESSURE/ HYPERTENSION AND BLOOD PRESSURE MANAGEMENT
      BP Measurement - A Vital Statistic II-17
       Table 5: Standards for Assessment of High Blood Pressure
       Established by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute
       Joint National Committee of the USII-18
      High Blood Pressure: A Defensive and Corrective System, Not a
       Disease             II-18
      Significance of Blood Pressure Measurement II-18
      Hypertension         II-19
       Factors Causing Hypertension      II-19
       Symptoms of Hypertension          II-19
       Strokes, Arteriosclerosis - Associated With Hypertension
        Arteriosclerosis Strokes         II-19
        Arteriosclerosis   II-19
        Strokes            II-19
       Hypertension in Pregnancy Can Prove Fatal II-20
       Hypertension in Teens and Kids    II-20
       Masked Hypertension: Antithesis to White Coat Hypertension       II-20

  4. PRODUCT OVERVIEW 
      Blood Pressure Monitoring: An Integral Part of Patient Monitoring II-21
      Home Blood Pressure Monitoring Results in Less Intensive Drug
       Treatment           II-21
      Advantages of Home Blood Pressure Monitoring      II-21
      Blood Pressure Monitoring and Measurement Instruments             II-21
       Sphygmomanometers   II-22
        Methodology        II-22
        Inflation Deflation System       II-22
        Observation Error  II-23
        Systematic Error   II-23
        Terminal Digit Preference        II-23
        Observer Prejudice or Bias       II-23
        Elimination of Errors            II-23
        Manometer Positioning            II-23
       Mercury Sphygmomanometers         II-24
       Aneroid Sphygmomanometers         II-24
        Wall Aneroid       II-24
        Pocket Aneroid     II-25
        Roll-by Mobile Aneroid           II-25
        Caliber Adjustable Aneroid Instrument    II-25
        Caliber Series Aneroid Sphygmomanometers II-25
       Digital Sphygmomanometers         II-25
       Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors      II-25
        Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitors       II-25
        Automated BP Monitors            II-26
       Blood Pressure Transducers        II-26
       Catheters           II-26
        Ways of Obtaining Blood Pressure with a CatheterII-26
      Validation of BP Measuring Units: A Major Cause of Concern        II-26
      Antihypertensive Drugs             II-27
       Categories of Antihypertensive Drugs      II-27

  5. PRODUCT INNOVATIONS/INTRODUCTIONS
      SunTech Introduces Tango M2 BP Monitor     II-28
      Withings Extends its Blood Pressure Monitor to Apple Devices      II-28
      Omron Introduces New Wrist BP Monitors     II-28
      Omron Launches HBP-1600 in Japan   II-28
      SunTech Medical Launches One-Piece DurableCuffs™ for Blood
       Pressure Monitoring II-28
      QuickMedical Offers Terumo Elemano Blood Pressure Monitor         II-29
      AtCor Medical Introduces SphygmoCor XCEL Blood Pressure
       Monitoring Device   II-29
      Riester Launches Ri-Cardio Blood Pressure Monitor II-29
      Blipcare Introduces Wi-Fi Blood Pressure Monitor  II-29
      iHealth Labs Unveils Wireless Blood Pressure Devices and Body
       Analysis Scale      II-30
      Rudolf Riester Launches New Version of exacta Aneroid
       Sphygmomanometer    II-30
      iHealth Labs Signs Distribution Agreements to Roll Out BP3
       Blood Pressure Monitoring System in CE Retail Channels           II-30
      A&D Medical Unveils New Blood Pressure Monitors   II-31
      Withings Launches Smart BP Monitor Compatible with Mobile
       Phones and ComputersII-31
      Abacus Health Solutions Unveils Blood Pressure Monitoring e-
       health System       II-31
      Rudolf Riester Launches e-mega Aneroid Sphygmomanometer           II-31
      Welch Allyn Adds Masimo, SpHb to Connex Vital Signs Monitor       II-32
      Omron Healthcare Introduces New Range of Home Blood Pressure
       Monitors            II-32
      SunTech Medical and American Diagnostic Launch ADView Spot-
       Check Device        II-33
      Spacelabs Healthcare Introduces Ultraview DM3 Monitor             II-33
      A&D Medical Launches Continua Certified™ Blood Pressure
       Monitoring Device and Weight ScaleII-33
      Omron Launches Blood Pressure Monitoring Modules  II-34
      MESM Introduces BP Tru Range of Blood Pressure Monitors           II-34
      SunTech Medical Launches AccuWin Pro™      II-35
      Kinetik Medical Devices Introduces Fully Automatic Blood
       Pressure Monitor    II-35
      A&D Introduces UA-851THW Wireless Monitor  II-35
      APC Cardiovascular Unveils CNAP Monitor 500i System               II-35

  6. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY
      Omron to Expand Med Tech Business in India II-36
      Samsung Launches S Health App for Galaxy S III    II-36
      European Union Announces Discontinuation of Mercury Measuring
       Devices             II-36
      Halma Acquires SunTech Medical Group       II-36
      AtCor Signs Multi-Year Agreement with SunTech     II-37
      Cardiocore Partners with Tiba Medical to Offer BP-EDCSolutions    II-37
      Argon Acquires BP Monitoring and Catheter Portfolios from
       Becton, Dickinson & Co.           II-37
      Abiomed Enters into Technology Integration Agreement with Opsens  II-38
      Welch Allyn Signs Acquisition Deal with TRIMLINE  II-38
      Medifacts International and RadPharm Sign Merger Deal to
       Create CoreLab Partners           II-38
      Vasomedical Receives US FDA 510(k) Approval to Sell
       Vasomedical BIOX™ 2301            II-39
      Biosign's UFIT TEN-20 Blood Pressure Monitor Gets CE Mark and
       other CertificationsII-39
      Masimo and BMEYE Receive CE Mark Certification for BMEYE ccNexfin II-39
      ICU Medical Inks Deal for Invasive Hemodynamic Measurement
       Solutions with MedAssets          II-40
      SunTech Sells its Blood Pressure Technology to ExpressMDTM
       Solutions           II-40
      TELUS Inks Acquisition Deal with New IT Technologies              II-41
      A&D Medical to Enter into Alliance with Halo Monitoring           II-41
      Spacelabs and Dabl Ink a Partnership Deal for Italian and UK
       Markets             II-41
      SunTech Medical Enters into Alliance with Medifacts International II-42
      Omron Healthcare Takeovers M&M Medi-Medics II-42
      eResearch Technology Enters into Alliance with Integrium          II-42

  7. FOCUS ON SELECT PLAYERS
      A&D Medical (US)     II-43
      American Diagnostic Corp. (US)     II-43
      Bokang Instruments Co., Ltd (China)II-44
      Briggs Healthcare (US)             II-44
      Draegerwerk AG & Co. KGaA (Germany)II-44
      GE Healthcare Ltd. (UK)            II-45
      GF Health Products, Inc. (US)      II-45
      Kaz, Inc. (US)       II-45
      Mediana Technologies Corporation (US)      II-45
      Microlife AG (Switzerland)         II-46
      North Star Health Products LLC (US)II-46
      Omron Healthcare Co., Ltd. (Japan) II-46
       Omron Healthcare, Inc. (US)       II-47
      Philips Healthcare (US)            II-47
      Rossmax International Ltd. (Taiwan)II-48
      Shenzhen Kingyield Technology Co., Ltd. (China)   II-48
      Spacelabs Healthcare, Inc. (US)    II-48
      Spirit Medical Co., Ltd. (Taiwan)  II-49
      SunTech Medical Group Limited (UK) II-49
       SunTech Medical, Inc. (US)        II-49
      TaiDoc Technology Corp. (Taiwan)   II-50
      W.A. Baum Co. Inc. (US)            II-50
      Welch Allyn, Inc. (US)             II-50
      Withings (France)    II-51

  8. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE
      Table 6: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
      Blood Pressure Monitoring and Measurement  Instruments by
      Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
      (excluding Japan),  Middle East and Latin America Markets
      Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales  Figures in US$
      Million for Years 2010 through  2018 (includes corresponding
      Graph/Chart)         II-52

      Table 7: World Historic Review for Blood Pressure Monitoring
      and Measurement Instruments by  Geographic Region - US,
      Canada, Japan,  Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),
      Middle East and Latin America Markets  Independently Analyzed
      with Annual Sales  Figures in US$ Million for Years 2004
      through  2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)II-53

      Table 8: World 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
      Monitoring and Measurement Instruments by Geographic Region -
      Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for US, Canada, Japan,
      Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Middle East and Latin
      America Markets for Year 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-54

      Table 9: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis  for
      Sphygmomanometers by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan,
      Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Middle East and Latin
      America Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales
      Figures  in US$ Million for Years 2010 through 2018  (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-55

      Table 10: World Historic Review for Sphygmomanometers by
      Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe,  Asia-Pacific,
      Middle East and Latin American Markets Independently Analyzed
      with Annual Sales Figures  in US$ Million for Years 2004
      through 2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-56

      Table 11: World 15-Year Perspective for Sphygmomanometers by
      Geographic Region -  Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for
      US,  Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),
      Middle East and Latin American Markets for Year 2004, 2012 &
      2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)  II-57

      Table 12: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
      Sphygmomanometers by Product Segment - Aneroid
      Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers Markets
      Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales  Figures in US$
      Million for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
      Graph/Chart)         II-58

      Table 13: World Historic Review for Sphygmomanometers by
      Product Segment - Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
      Sphygmomanometers Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
      Sales Figures in US$ Million  for Years 2004 through 2009
      (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)       II-59

      Table 14: World 15-Year Perspective for Sphygmomanometers by
      Product Segment -  Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for
      Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers
      Markets for Years 2004,  2012 & 2018 (includes corresponding
      Graph/Chart)         II-60

      Table 15: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
      Aneroid Sphygmomanometers by Geographic Region - US, Canada,
      Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Middle East and
      Latin America Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales
      Figures in US$ Million for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-61

      Table 16: World Historic Review for Aneroid Sphygmomanometers
      by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
      (excluding Japan), Middle East and Latin America Markets
      Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
      Million for Years 2004 through 2009 (includes corresponding
      Graph/Chart)         II-62

      Table 17: World 15-Year Perspective for Aneroid
      Sphygmomanometers by Geographic Region -  Percentage Breakdown
      of Dollar Sales for US,  Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
      (excluding Japan), Middle East and Latin America Markets for
      Years 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)      II-63

      Table 18: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
      Digital Sphygmomanometers by Geographic Region - US, Canada,
      Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Middle East and
      Latin America Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales
      Figures in US$ Million for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-64

      Table 19: World Historic Review for Digital Sphygmomanometers
      by Geographic Region -  US, Canada, Japan, Europe,
      Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Middle East and Latin America
      Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales  Figures in
      US$ Million for Years 2004 through  2009 (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-65

      Table 20: World 15-Year Perspective for Digital
      Sphygmomanometers by Geographic Region -  Percentage Breakdown
      of Dollar Sales for US,  Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
      (excluding  Japan), Middle East and Latin America Markets  for
      Years 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes  corresponding Graph/Chart)     II-66

      Table 21: World Recent Past, Current & Future  Analysis for
      Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors  by Geographic Region -
      US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),
      Middle East and  Latin America Markets Independently Analyzed
      with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years  2010
      through 2018 (includes corresponding  Graph/Chart)II-67

      Table 22: World Historic Review for Ambulatory and Automated
      BP Monitors by Geographic Region -  US, Canada, Japan, Europe,
      Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Middle East and Latin America
      Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales  Figures in
      US$ Million for Years 2004 through 2009 (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-68

      Table 23: World 15-Year Perspective for Ambulatory  and
      Automated BP Monitors by Geographic Region - Percentage
      Breakdown of Dollar Sales for US,  Canada, Japan, Europe,
      Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Middle East and Latin America
      Markets  for Years 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes  corresponding
      Graph/Chart)         II-69

      Table 24: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis  for
      Blood Pressure Transducers by Geographic Region - US, Canada,
      Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Middle East and
      Latin America Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales
      Figures  in US$ Million for Years 2010 through 2018  (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-70

      Table 25: World Recent Past, Current & Future  Analysis for
      Blood Pressure Transducers by  Product Segment - Reusable
      Transducers and  Disposable Transducers Markets Independently
      Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Million  for Years
      2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)            II-71

      Table 26: World Historic Review for Blood Pressure Transducers
      by Geographic Region - US, Canada,  Japan, Europe,
      Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),  Middle East and Latin America
      Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in
      US$ Million  for Years 2004 through 2009 (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-72

      Table 27: World Historic Review for Blood Pressure Transducers
      by Product Segment - Reusable Transducers and Disposable
      Transducers Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales
      Figures in US$ Million for Years 2004 through 2009 (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-73

      Table 28: World 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
      Transducers by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of
      Dollar Sales for US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
      (excluding Japan), Middle East and Latin America Markets for
      Years 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)      II-74

      Table 29: World 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
      Transducers by Product Segment - Percentage Breakdown of
      Dollar Sales for Reusable Transducers and Disposable
      Transducers Markets for Years 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-75

      Table 30: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
      Reusable Transducers by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan,
      Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Middle East and Latin
      America Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales
      Figures in US$ Million for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-76

      Table 31: World Historic Review for Reusable Transducers by
      Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
      (excluding Japan), Middle East and Latin America Markets
      Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
      Million for Years 2004 through  2009 (includes corresponding
      Graph/Chart)         II-77

      Table 32: World 15-Year Perspective for Reusable Transducers
      by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales
      for US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),
      Middle East and Latin America Markets for Years 2004, 2012 &
      2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)  II-78

      Table 33: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
      Disposable Transducers by Geographic Region - US, Canada,
      Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Middle East and
      Latin America Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales
      Figures  in US$ Million for Years 2010 through 2018  (includes
      corresponding Graph/Chart)         II-79

      Table 34: World Historic Review for Disposable Transducers by
      Geographic Region - US, Canada,  Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
      (excluding Japan),  Middle East and Latin America Markets
      Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
      Million for Years 2004 through 2009 (includes corresponding
      Graph/Chart)         II-80

      Table 35: World 15-Year Perspective for Disposable Transducers
      by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales
      for US, Canada, Japan,  Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding
      Japan), Middle East  and Latin America Markets for Years 2004,
      2012 &  2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-81


 III. MARKET

  1. THE UNITED STATES     III-1
      A.Market Analysis    III-1
        Table 36: High Blood Pressure Prevalence in the US (2012):
        Prevalence Rates for Male and Female population by Age
        Groups (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)     III-1

        Table 37: High Blood Pressure Prevalence in the US (2012):
        Prevalence Rates for Male and Female Population by Ethnic
        Group (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)      III-2
        Current and Future Analysis      III-2
        BP Monitoring Devices: The Price Factor  III-2
         Table 38: Average Selling Price (in $) for BP Monitors in
         the US: 2010-2012 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)         III-3
        The US Medical Device Industry & the BP Monitors Market: A
         Macro Perspective III-4
        Market Trends and Drivers in the US      III-4
         Rising Awareness About Morning Hypertension Drives BP Market   III-4
         Wireless Data Transmission to Fuel Demand for Advanced BP
          Devices          III-5
         Increasing Health Care Costs Drive Sales of Self Care Devices  III-5
         Increasing Preference for Small MonitorsIII-5
         Diabetics Drive the Home Blood Pressure Monitors Market        III-6
         Mercury Ban       III-6
        Competitive Scenario             III-6
         Table 39: Leading Players in the US Digital BP Monitors
         Market (2012): Percentage Breakdown of Value Sales for
         Omron Healthcare, A&D Medical, Mabis Healthcare/Briggs, and
         Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)    III-7

         Table 40: Leading Brands in the US Blood Pressure Kits
         Market at Drugstores (2012): Percentage Breakdown of Value
         Sales for Omron, HoMedics, LifeSource, iHealth and Others
         (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)    III-7
        Regulatory OverviewIII-7
         ANSI/AAMI SP9-1994 American National Standard For Non-
          Automated Sphygmomanometers    III-8
         ANSI/AAMI SP10-1992 American National Standard For
          Electronic Or Automated Sphygmomanometers     III-8
        Product Launches   III-8
        Strategic Corporate Developments III-13
        Focus on Select US Players       III-19
      B.Market Analytics   III-24
        Table 41: The US Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-24

        Table 42: The US Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-25

        Table 43: The US 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-26

  2. CANADAIII-27
      A.Market Analysis    III-27
        Strategic Corporate Development  III-27
      B.Market Analytics   III-28
        Table 44: Canadian Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-28

        Table 45: Canadian Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers(Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-29

        Table 46: Canadian 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-30

  3. JAPAN III-31
      A.Market Analysis    III-31
        Current and Future Analysis      III-31
        Japanese Medical Device Industry: A Macro Perspective           III-31
        Japan: Home to Omron Healthcare, the Global Market Leader in
         Home-Based Blood Pressure Monitors      III-31
        Product Launches   III-32
        Strategic Corporate Developments III-34
      B.Market Analytics   III-35
        Table 47: Japanese Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-35

        Table 48: Japanese Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-36

        Table 49: Japanese 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-37

  4. EUROPEIII-38
      A.Market Analysis    III-38
        Current and Future Analysis      III-38
        Growth Drivers     III-38
        European Parliament Resolves to Reduce Mercury Utilization      III-38
        Strategic Corporate Development  III-39
        Product Launch     III-39
        Microlife AG (Switzerland) - A Key Regional Player              III-39
      B.Market Analytics   III-40
        Table 50: European Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis
        for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by
        Geographic Region - France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain,
        Russia and Rest of Europe Markets Independently Analyzed
        with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2010
        through 2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)               III-40

        Table 51: European Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Geographic Region -
        France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, Russia and Rest of Europe
        Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in
        US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through 2009 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-41

        Table 52: European 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Geographic Region -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for France, Germany,
        Italy, UK, Spain, Russia and Rest of Europe Markets for
        Years 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)    III-42

        Table 53: European Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-43

        Table 54: European Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers(Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-44

        Table 55: European 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-45

  4a. FRANCE               III-46
      A.Market Analysis    III-46
        Product Launches   III-46
        Withings - A Key Player          III-46
      B.Market Analytics   III-47
        Table 56: French Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-47

        Table 57: French Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-48

        Table 58: French 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-49

  4b. GERMANY              III-50
      A.Market Analysis    III-50
        Product Launches   III-50
        Draegerwerk AG & Co. KGaA - A Key Player III-51
      B.Market Analytics   III-52
        Table 59: German Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-52

        Table 60: German Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-53

        Table 61: German 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-54

  4c. ITALYIII-55
       Market Analysis     III-55
        Table 62: Italian Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-55

        Table 63: Italian Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-56

        Table 64: Italian 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-57

  4d. THE UNITED KINGDOM   III-58
      A.Market Analysis    III-58
        Product Launches   III-58
        Strategic Corporate Developments III-59
        Focus on Select Players          III-60
      B.Market Analytics   III-61
        Table 65: UK Recent Past, Current & Future Market Analysis
        for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by
        Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-61

        Table 66: UK Historic Review for Blood Pressure Monitoring &
        Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-62

        Table 67: UK 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-63

  4e. SPAINIII-64
       Market Analysis     III-64
        Table 68: Spanish Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-64

        Table 69: Spanish Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-65

        Table 70: Spanish 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-66

  4f. RUSSIA               III-67
      A.Market Analysis    III-67
        Market for Digital BP Monitors on the Rise      III-67
         Table 71: Leading Regions in Russia by BP Monitor Sales
         (2012): Percentage Breakdown by Value for Moscow, St.
         Petersburg, Sverdlovsk, Leningrad, Samara, Nizhniy
         Novgorod, Ekaterinburg, Republic of Bashkortostan and
         Krasnodar territory (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-67
      B.Market Analytics   III-68
        Table 72: Russian Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-68

        Table 73: Russian Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-69

        Table 74: Russian 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-70

  4g. REST OF EUROPE       III-71
       Market Analysis     III-71
        Table 75: Rest of Europe Recent Past, Current & Future
        Market Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-71

        Table 76: Rest of Europe Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-72

        Table 77: Rest of Europe 15-Year Perspective for Blood
        Pressure Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product
        Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018
        (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)     III-73

  5. ASIA-PACIFIC          III-74
      A.Market Analysis    III-74
        Current and Future Analysis      III-74
        Focus on Major Asian Markets     III-74
         China             III-74
          Market for Home/Self Diagnosing Devices on the rise in China  III-75
         India             III-75
          Competitive Scenario           III-76
           Table 78: Indian BP Monitoring Market (2011): Percentage
           Breakdown for Arm and Wrist BP Monitors by Volume
           (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)  III-76

           Table 79: Indian Arm BP Monitoring Market (2011):
           Percentage Breakdown for Conventional and Digital BP
           Monitors by Volume (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)      III-76

           Table 80: Indian BP Monitoring Market by Leading BP
           Monitoring Segments (2011): Percentage Breakdown for Non
           Invasive, Digital BP Monitors (Home Monitoring) and
           Invasive (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-76
        Product Launch     III-77
        Focus on Select Players          III-77
      B.Market Analytics   III-79
        Table 81: Asia-Pacific Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Geographic Region - China, India and Rest of
        Asia-Pacific Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
        Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018
        (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)     III-79

        Table 82: Asia-Pacific Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments Geographic Region -
        China, India and Rest of Asia- Pacific Markets Independently
        Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years
        2004 through 2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)          III-80

        Table 83: Asia-Pacific 15-Year Perspective for Blood
        Pressure Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Geographic
        Region - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for China,
        India and Rest of Asia-Pacific Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018
        (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)     III-81

        Table 84: Asia-Pacific Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-82

        Table 85: Asia-Pacific Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-83

        Table 86: Asia-Pacific 15-Year Perspective for Blood
        Pressure Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product
        Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018
        (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)     III-84

  6. THE MIDDLE EAST       III-85
       Market Analysis     III-85
        Table 87: Middle East Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-85

        Table 88: Middle East Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated  BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$ Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-86

        Table 89: Middle East 15-Year Perspective for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments  by Product Segment -
        Percentage Breakdown of  Dollar Sales for Sphygmomanometers
        (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers),
        Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure
        Transducers (Reusable Transducers and Disposable
        Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018 (includes
        corresponding Graph/Chart)       III-87

  7. LATIN AMERICA         III-88
       Market Analysis     III-88
        Table 90: Latin America Recent Past, Current & Future Market
        Analysis for Blood Pressure Monitoring & Measurement
        Instruments by Product Segment - Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid
        Sphygmomanometers and Digital Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory
        and Automated BP Monitors, and Blood Pressure Transducers
        (Reusable Transducers and Disposable Transducers) Markets
        Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$
        Thousand for Years 2010 through 2018 (includes corresponding
        Graph/Chart)       III-88

        Table 91: Latin America Historic Review for Blood Pressure
        Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product Segment -
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets Independently Analyzed with
        Annual Sales Figures in US$  Thousand for Years 2004 through
        2009 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)III-89

        Table 92: Latin America 15-Year Perspective for Blood
        Pressure Monitoring & Measurement Instruments by Product
        Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for
        Sphygmomanometers (Aneroid Sphygmomanometers and Digital
        Sphygmomanometers), Ambulatory and Automated BP Monitors,
        and Blood Pressure Transducers (Reusable Transducers and
        Disposable Transducers) Markets for 2004, 2012 & 2018
        (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)     III-90


 IV. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

     Total Companies Profiled: 79 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries - 84)

     The United States (36)
     Canada (1)
     Japan (8)
     Europe (19)
     - France (1)
     - Germany (8)
     - The United Kingdom (6)
     - Italy (2)
     - Rest of Europe (2)
     Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan) (20)

 

 

 


Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Market 2013-2018

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In today’s context UAV’s play an important role in varied missions such as military attacks, border surveillance, mapping, surveying, weather determination and regional law enforcements. This technology has grown at a rapid pace and production companies present across the globe, as the country want to showcase their military strength in order to wade off potential attacks. Civilian usage of UAV operations have still not started at a pace can be expected as the local regulations apprehended the usage. Also, misunderstanding over the lack of safety and privacy of citizens has hindered their operational capabilities.

UAV’s have developed from radio controlled model airplanes to urbane aircraft that today play a unique role in many public missions and also have the potential to do so for many civil missions as well. Special airworthiness certificates will be obtaining to civilian operators for experimental purposes, which unfortunately exclude operations for compensation or hire.

According to industry estimates, UAS (Unmanned Aircraft System) operations will increase manifold in a variety of key military and civil areas. About 50 U.S. companies, universities, and government organizations in the U.S. are developing over 150 different unmanned aircraft designs. From an operational, infrastructure and safety perspective, this presents a number of challenges due to the diversity of aircraft, control stations, levels of autonomy, and communications methods. UAV’s width is of a wide spectrum of size, endurance, and performance characteristics, often different from manned aircraft.

Sophisticated navigation and communications technologies were not available few years back, and increases in armed forces telecommunications satellite bandwidth have made remote operation of UAV’s more realistic. The wars fought in Iraq and Afghanistan has also increased the demand for UAV’s, as identification of and strikes against targets hiding among civilian populations required persistent surveillance. Manned systems could accomplish many if not all of the same goals. But unmanned systems reduce the risk to our war fighters by providing a sophisticated stand-off capability that supports intelligence, command and control, targeting, and weapons delivery. These systems also improve situational alertness and reduce many of the poignant hazards inherent in air and ground combat, thus decreasing the likelihood of causing civilian noncombatant casualties. UAVs have gained favor as ways to reduce risk to combat troops have been established, the cost of hardware and the reaction time in a surgical strike and to conduct missions in areas that can be difficult to access or otherwise considered too high-risk for manned aircraft or personnel on the ground.

Key Take-Aways

  • The global UAV market size can be expected to grow to $8,351.11 million by 2018.
  • (HALE/MALE/SUAV) Market has the highest business potential throughout the study period.
  • USA and Israel will be the maximum revenue generator, among the countries manufacturing UAV’s.
  • SPUAV (Solar Powered Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) will be one of the major technological advances in the near future.
  • ”We believe the UAV market in EU will take off and grow rapidly in the coming years from now. Major obstacle may be, if national regulations become too complicated.” Ola Fristrom, Managing Director, SmartPlanes AB.
  • General Atomics Aeronautical Systems is the leader in UAV market with 18.78% of the market share.

Markets Covered

The chart below shows various markets covered in the study.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Introduction (Page No. - 18)
1.1 Key Take-Aways
1.2 Report Description
1.3 Markets Covered
1.4 Stakeholders
1.5 Research Methodology

2 Executive Summary (Page No. - 23)

3 Market Overview (Page No. - 25)
3.1 Market Definition – Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market
3.2 Key UAV Manufacturers
3.3 Key Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Models
3.4 Market Segmentation
3.4.1 Market Segmentation By UAV Type
3.4.2 Market Segmentation By Product Types
3.4.3 Market Segmentation By Geographies

4 Market Dynamics (Page No. - 33)
4.1 Drivers
4.1.1 Impact Analysis Of The Drivers
4.1.2 Fight Against Terrorism
4.1.3 Maritime Patrolling And Counter Piracy
4.1.4 Homeland Security
4.2 Restraints
4.2.1 Impact Analysis For The Restraints
4.2.2 Airspace Regulation
4.2.3 Political Acceptability
4.2.4 Lack Of Usage Track Record
4.3 Challenges
4.3.1 Safety Issues
4.3.2 Security
4.3.3 Air Traffic Management
4.3.4 Social Adaptability

5 Trend Analysis (Page No. - 42)
5.1 Market Trends
5.1.1 Demand For Civilian UAVs Set To Increase
5.1.2 Research And Development Spending On UCAVS Set To Increase
5.1.3 Joint Development
5.2 Merger & Acquisition
5.3 Technology Trends

6 Market Share Analysis (Current & Future Programes) (Page No. - 44)
6.1 High Altitude, Long Endurance (HALE) UAVs
6.2 Medium-Altitude Long-Endurance (MALE) UAVs
6.3 Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles (UCAVS)
6.4 Tactical UAV
6.5 Small UAV
6.6 Vtol UAV

7 Market Size And Forecast By Application Types (Page No. - 50)
7.1 Military Applications
7.1.1 Overview
7.1.2 Market Size And Forecast
7.2 Civil Applications
7.2.1 Overview
7.2.2 Market Size And Forecast
7.3 Security Applications
7.3.1 Overview
7.3.2 Market Size And Forecast

8 Global Projects And Procurement Trends By Country (Page No. - 54)
8.1 Argentina
8.1.1 Overview
8.1.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.2 Austria
8.2.1 Overview
8.2.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.3 France
8.3.1 Overview
8.3.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.4 India
8.4.1 Overview
8.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
8.5 Israel
8.5.1 Overview
8.5.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.6 South Africa
8.6.1 Overview
8.6.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.7 Spain
8.7.1 Overview
8.7.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.8 Sweden
8.8.1 Overview
8.8.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.9 Switzerland
8.9.1 Overview
8.9.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.10 United Kingdom
8.10.1 Overview
8.10.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.11 United States Of America
8.11.1 Overview
8.11.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.12 Mexico
8.12.1 Overview
8.12.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.13 Canada
8.13.1 Overview
8.13.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.14 Brazil
8.14.1 Overview
8.14.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.15 Colombia
8.15.1 Overview
8.15.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.16 Chile
8.16.1 Overview
8.16.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.17 Germany
8.17.1 Overview
8.17.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.18 Poland
8.18.1 Overview
8.18.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.19 Italy
8.19.1 Overview
8.19.2 Market Size And Forecast
8.20 Japan
8.20.1 Overview
8.20.2 Market Size & Forecast
8.21 Russia
8.21.1 Overview
8.21.2 Market Size & Forecast
8.22 South Korea
8.22.1 Overview
8.22.2 Market Size & Forecast
8.23 Australia
8.23.1 Overview
8.23.2 Market Size & Forecast
8.24 Uae
8.24.1 Overview
8.24.2 Market Size & Forecast
8.25 Singapore
8.25.1 Overview
8.25.2 Market Size & Forecast

9 Market Size And Forecast By Geographies (Page No. - 85)
9.1 North America
9.1.1 Overview
9.1.2 Market Size And Forecast
9.2 Latin America
9.2.1 Overview
9.2.2 Market Size And Forecast
9.3 Europe
9.3.1 Overview
9.3.2 Market Size And Forecast
9.4 Apac
9.4.1 Overview
9.4.2 Market Size And Forecast
9.5 Middle-East & Africa (MEA)
9.5.1 Overview
9.5.2 Market Size And Forecast

10 Competitive Landscape (Page No. - 92)
10.1 Overview And Introduction
10.1.1 Market Share By UAV Company
10.1.2 Market Share By UAV Country

11 Company Profiles (Page No. - 97)
11.1 Aai Corporation
11.1.1 Overview
11.1.2 Products And Services
11.1.3 Financial Analysis
11.2 Aeronautics Limited
11.2.1 Overview
11.2.2 Products And Services
11.2.3 Financial Analysis
11.3 Aerovironment
11.3.1 Overview
11.3.2 Products And Services
11.3.3 Financial Analysis
11.4 Alenia Aeronautica
11.4.1 Overview
11.4.2 Products And Services
11.4.3 Financial Analysis
11.5 Aurora Flight Sciences
11.5.1 Overview
11.5.2 Products And Services
11.5.3 Financial Analysis
11.6 Bae Systems
11.6.1 Overview
11.6.2 Products And Services
11.6.3 Financial Analysis
11.7 Bell Helicopter
11.7.1 Overview
11.7.2 Products And Services
11.7.3 Financial Analysis
11.8 Boeing Defense, Space & Security
11.8.1 Overview
11.8.2 Products And Services
11.8.3 Financial Analysis
11.9 Cassidian (EADS)
11.9.1 Overview
11.9.2 Products And Services
11.9.3 Financial Analysis
11.10 Cybaero Ab
11.10.1 Overview
11.10.2 Products And Services
11.10.3 Financial Analysis
11.11 Dassault Aviation
11.11.1 Overview
11.11.2 Products And Services
11.11.3 Financial Analysis
11.12 Denel Dynamics
11.12.1 Overview
11.12.2 Products And Services
11.12.3 Financial Analysis
11.13 Elbit Systems
11.13.1 Overview
11.13.2 Products And Services
11.13.3 Financial Analysis
11.14 Embraer
11.14.1 Overview
11.14.2 Products And Services
11.14.3 Financial Analysis
11.15 Emt
11.15.1 Overview
11.15.2 Products And Services
11.15.3 Financial Analysis
11.16 General Atomics Aeronautics Systems Inc.
11.16.1 Overview
11.16.2 Products And Services
11.16.3 Financial Analysis
11.17 Honeywell Engineering
11.17.1 Overview
11.17.2 Products And Services
11.17.3 Financial Analysis
11.18 Innoconn Ltd
11.18.1 Overview
11.18.2 Products And Services
11.18.3 Financial Analysis
11.19 Insitu Inc
11.19.1 Overview
11.19.2 Product And Services
11.19.3 Financial Analysis
11.20 Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) - Malat
11.20.1 Overview
11.20.2 Products And Services
11.20.3 Fiancial Analysis
11.21 Kaman Aerospace Corporation
11.21.1 Overview
11.21.2 Products And Services
11.21.3 Financial Analysis
11.22 Korean Air-Aerospace Division (ASD)
11.22.1 Overview
11.22.2 Products And Services
11.22.3 Financial Analysis
11.23 Lockheed Martin Corporation
11.23.1 Overview
11.23.2 Products And Services
11.23.3 Financial Analysis
11.24 Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems
11.24.1 Overview
11.24.2 Products And Services
11.24.3 Financial Analysis
11.25 Rhienmetall Defence
11.25.1 Overview
11.25.2 Products And Services
11.25.3 Financial Analysis
11.26 Saab Aerosystems
11.26.1 Overview
11.26.2 Products And Services
11.26.3 Financial Analysis
11.27 Sagem Defence Securite
11.27.1 Overview
11.27.2 Products And Services
11.27.3 Financial Analysis
11.28 Schiebel
11.28.1 Overview
11.28.2 Product And Services
11.28.3 Financial Analysis
11.29 Selex Galileo
11.29.1 Overview
11.29.2 Products And Services
11.29.3 Financial Analysis
11.30 THALEs
11.30.1 Overview
11.30.2 Products And Services
11.30.3 Financial Analysis
11.31 Turkish Aerospace Industries Inc (TAI)
11.31.1 Overview
11.31.2 Products And Services
11.31.3 Financial Analysis
11.32 Uconsystem Co Ltd
11.32.1 Overview
11.32.2 Products And Services
11.32.3 Financial Analysis


List Of Tables (17 Tables)

Table 1 Global UAV Market, Revenue Forecast, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Table 2 Aai Corp.: Financial Overview, 2009-2012($Billion)
Table 3 Aerovironment: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 4 Bae Systems: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 5 Bell Helicopter: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 6 Boeing Defense, Space & Security: Financial Overview,2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 7 Cassidian: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 8 Embraer: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 9 Honeywell Engineering: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 10 Kaman Aerospace Corp.: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 11 Lockheed Martin Corp.: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 12 Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 13 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market: Rhienmetall Ag Financial Data (2008 - 2012) $Billion
Table 14 Saab Aerosystems: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 15 Sagem Defense Securite: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Table 16 Selex Galileo: Financial Overview, 2007-2011 ($Billion)
Table 17 THALEs: Financial Overview, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)


List Of Figures (94 Figures)

Figure 1 Global UVA Market Segmentation
Figure 2 UAV Market Segmentation By Product Types
Figure 3 UAV Market Segmentation By Geographies
Figure 4 Global UAV Market: Drivers And Restraints
Figure 5 Global UAV Market: Impact Analysis Of The Drivers
Figure 6 Global UAV Market: Impact Analysis Of The Restraints
Figure 7 Global UAV Market: Challenges
Figure 8 Technology Trends
Figure 9 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market: Expenditure Analysis, HALE, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 10 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market: Expenditure Analysis, MALE, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 11 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market: Expenditure Analysis, Ucav, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 12 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market: Expenditure Analysis, TUAV, 2013-1028 ($Million)
Figure 13 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market: Expenditure Analysis, SUAV, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 14 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market: Expenditure Analysis, Vtol, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 15 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market: Expenditure Analysis, Military Applications, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 16 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market: Expenditure Analysis, Civil Applications, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 17 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market: Expenditure Analysis, Security Applications, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 18 Argentina: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018
Figure 19 Austria: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 20 France: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 21 India: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 22 Israel: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018
Figure 23 South Africa: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018
Figure 24 Spain: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018
Figure 25 Sweden: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 26 Switzerland: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 27 United Kingdom: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 28 U.S.: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 29 Mexico: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 30 Canada: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 31 Brazil: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 32 Colombia: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 33 Chile: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 34 Germany: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 35 Poland: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 36 Italy: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 37 Japan: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 38 Russia: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 39 South Korea: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 40 Australia: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 41 Uae: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 42 Singapore: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 43 North America: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 44 Latin America: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 45 Europe: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 46 Asia: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Market, Expenditure Analysis, 2013 - 2018 ($Million)
Figure 47 Middle-East & Africa (MEA): Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Market, Procurement Analysis, 2013 – 2018 ($Million)
Figure 48 Global UAV Market: Market Share, By UAV Company, 2013 – 2018
Figure 49 Global UAV Market: Market Share, By Country, 2013 - 2018
Figure 50 Aii Corp.: Revenue Analysis, 2009 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 51 Aai Corp.: Profit Analysis, 2009 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 52 Aerovironment: Revenue Analysis 2008 - 2012($Billion)
Figure 53 Aerovironment: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 54 Bae Systems: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 55 Bae Systems: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 56 Bell Helicopter: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billon)
Figure 57 Bell Helicopter: Operating Expense Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 58 Bell Helicopter: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 59 Boeing Defense, Space And Security: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 60 Boeing Defense, Space & Security: Operating Expense Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 61 Boeing Defense, Space & Security: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 62 Cassidian: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 63 Cassidian: Operating Earnings Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 64 Cassidian: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 65 Embraer: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 66 Embraer: Operating Expense, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 67 Embraer: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 68 Honeywell Engineering: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 69 Honeywell Engineering: Operating Expense Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 70 Honeywell Engineering: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 71 Kaman Aerospace Corp.: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 72 Kaman Aerospace Corp.: Operating Expense Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 73 Kaman Aerospace Corp.: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 74 Lockheed Martin Corp.: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 75 Lockheed Martin Corp.: Operation Expense Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 76 Lockheed Martin Corp.: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 77 Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 78 Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems: Operating Earnings Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 79 Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 80 Rhienmetall Ag: Revenue Vs Growth Rate, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 81 Rhienmetall Ag: Operating Earnings Vs Growth Rate, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 82 Rhienmetall Ag: Net Profit Vs Growth Rate, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 83 Saab Aerosystems: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 84 Saab Aerosystems: Operations Expenses Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 85 Saab Aerosystems: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 86 Sagem Defence Securite: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 87 Sagem Defence Securite: Operating Earnings, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 88 Sagem Defence Securite Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 89 Selex Galileo: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 90 Selex Galileo: Operating Expense Analysis, 2008 – 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 91 Selex Galileo: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 92 THALEs: Revenue Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 93 THALEs: Operating Expense Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)
Figure 94 THALEs: Profit Analysis, 2008 - 2012 ($Billion)

 

Supercapacitors: World Markets, Technologies & Opportunities: 2013-2018

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An Analysis of The World Market for Electric Double Layer Carbon SuperCapacitors and Related Devices for Applications in The Farad Range.

This new report covers the global market for carbon and hybrid supercapacitors with forecasts to 2018.  The report addresses global supercapacitor demand by configuration (coin cell, radial, flatpack/SMD; screw terminal, snap-mount and module assembly); global value of supercapacitor demand by end-use market segment in transportation, consumer AV, renewable energy, professional electronics and infrastructure markets worldwide. The value of demand is also estimated based upon circuit application (Memory protection, energy recoup, actuated power and UPS system).  Global consumption is estimated by world region in Asia-Pacific, Europe and the Americas, and supercapacitor point of sale analysis is also given for Japan, USA, China, Korea, Europe and Israel.  Supercapacitor costs to produce are addressed, as are the corresponding markets for carbon materials, cans/sleeves, electrolytes, end seals, separator materials, electrode tab materials and lugs and lead wires.  A competitive analysis is also given that addresses the activities of 40 companies in supercapacitors globally and offers complete assessment of worldwide sales and market shares.  Forecasts are given based upon the value of consumption by supercapacitor type to 2018, the volume of small can and large can cell consumption to 2018, and the average unit selling prices for small can and large can supercapacitor cell consumption to 2018.  Forecasts are also given for supercapacitors based upon consumption by world region and end-use market segment to 2018.


TABLE OF CONTENTS


1.0      EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
         1.1 Supercapacitor Market Overview: FY 2013  7
         1.2 Many Players Competing For Share:  7
         1.3 Historical Development:  7
         1.4 Vendor Migration Into Supercapacitor From Other Dielectrics: 8
         1.5 Real World Demand Creation and Future Growth Prospects: 9
         1.6 Disruptive Technologies To Supercapacitors:  9
         1.7 The Expected Reality Of Future Growth In Supercapacitors:  9
         1.8 External Market Challenges:  10
            1.8 (A) Market Drivers and Constraints in The Global Supercapacitor Business  10
            1.8 (A1) Market Drivers Explained:  10
            1.8 (A2) Market Constraints Explained:  11
         1.9 Supercapacitor Markets: Summary of Findings:  12
            1.9 (A1) Key Supercapacitor Market Matrices  12
         1.10 EDL Carbon Supercapacitors Versus Li-Ion and Other Hybrid Supercapacitors  12

2.0 BACKGROUND AND SCOPE OF REPORT COVERAGE
      2.1 Scope of Report Coverage:  14
      2.2 Research Methodology Employed: 14
         2.3 (A1) Government Data Collection and Resources:  15
         2.3 (A2) Secondary Published Sources: 15
         2.3 (A3) Primary Intelligence Gathering:  15
      2.4 The Capacitor Supply Chain  16
         2.4 (A1) Feedstock: 16
         2.4 (A2) Raw Materials Processing:  17
         2.4 (A3) Component Manufacturing:  17
         2.4 (A4) Component Distribution:  17
         2.4 (A5) End-Market Consumption:  18
         2.4 (A6) Recycling of Critical Materials:  18
      2.5 Technical Economic Maxims Related To Capacitors:  19
         2.5 (A1) The Two Technical Economic Maxims Associated with Capacitors:  19
         2.5 (A2) Ubiquitous Nature of Capacitors In Electrical and Electronic Circuits:  20
         2.5 (A3) Relationship Between Capacitance and Available Surface Area:  20
      2.6 Financial Considerations With Respect To This Report: 20
      2.6 (A1) The Calendar Year Ending December 31, 2013  20
      2.6 (A2) Currency Translation  20
      2.7 Forecasting Methodology: Fundamental Aspects of the 20 Year Growth Cycle In Passive Components:  21
      2.8 Global Economic Conditions and Outlook To 2018:  22
         2.8 (A1) Positive Market Indicators:  22
         2.8 (A2) Negative Market Indicators:  23
      2.9 Overall Outlook To 2018:  23
         2.9 (A1) Rapid Growth Passive Electronic Component Markets To 2018:  23
         2.9 (A2) Slower Growth Passive Component Markets To 2018:  23

3.0      CAPACITORS: WORLD MARKET OVERVIEW: FY 2013-2018
         3.1 Market Value, Volume and Average Unit Pricing for Capacitors: 2007-2012 Actual and 2013 Forecasts  24
         3.2 Value Shipment Update: 2013 24
            3.2 (A1) Global Consumption Value For Capacitors: 2007-2013:  24
         3.3 Global Capacitor Demand By Type (Dielectric): FY 2013  25
            3.3 (A1) Ceramic Capacitor Markets: 2013  26
            3.3 (A2) Tantalum Capacitor Markets: 2013  26
            3.3 (A3) Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors: 2013  26
            3.3 (A4) DC Film Capacitor Markets: 2013  27
            3.3 (A5) AC Power Film Capacitors: 2013  27
            3.3 (A6) EDLC Supercapacitors: 2013  27
             3.3 (A7) Other Capacitors: 2013  27

4.0 SUPERCAPACITORS: WORLD MARKETS, TECHNOLOGIES & OPPORTUNITIES: 2013-2018
      4.1 Message From The Author: 28
         4.1 (A1) About The Author:  29
      4.2 Supercapacitors: On The Cusp of Two Big Markets 29
      4.3 Pioneers, Early Settlers, Community Builders In EDLC Supercapacitors: 1950-2013  30
         4.3 (A1) The Development of The SuperCapacitor Community of Vendors from 1950 to 2013  31
      4.4 Technical Economics of The Global SuperCapacitor Industry: 2013  31
         4.4 (A1) Capacitor Revenues Based Upon Capacitance Value and Voltage Rating  31
         4.4 (A2) Technical Economics Of The Global Capacitor Industry: Value By µF and Voltage Rating  32
         4.4 (A3) How Supercapacitors Fit Into The World Of Dielectrics Based Upon µF and Voltage Rating:  32
      4.5 Ten-Year Value Growth By Dielectric:  33
         4.5 (A1) A Comparison Of Value Growth Between Dielectrics Over Time:  33
         4.5 (A2) Supercapacitor Growth Rate Compared to Other Dielectrics Over Time:  33
      4.6 EDL Carbon Supercapacitor Vendors: Global Market Shares: 2013  34
         4.6 (A1) Maxwell Technologies (USA):  35
         4.6 (A2) Panasonic (Japan):  35
         4.6 (A3) Nippon Chemi-Con (Japan):  36
         4.6 (A4) Nichicon (Japan):  36
         4.6 (A5) Shizuki Electric (Japan):  36
         4.6 (A6) NEC Tokin (Japan): 36
         4.6 (A7) Elna Corporation (Japan):  36
         4.6 (A8) NESS Capacitor (Korea ROK):  37
         4.6 (A9) Rubycon Corporation (Japan):  37
         4.6 (A10) Man Yue (China):  37
         4.6 (A11) AVX Corporation (USA):  37
         4.6 (A12) Yeong Long Technologies (China):  37
         4.6 (A13) Samwha Capacitor (Korea):  37
         4.6 (A14) Nissan Diesel Motor Co., Ltd (Japan)  38
         4.6 (A15) Bollore- Batscap (France)  38
         4.6 (A16) Cooper-Bussman-PowerStor (USA)  38
         4.6 (A17) Ioxus, Inc (USA)  38
         4.6 (A18) LS MTron (Korea):  38
         4.6 (A19) Cap-XX (Australia):  39
         4.6 (A20) WIMA (Germany):  39
         4.6 (A21) Cellurgy (Israel):  39
         4.6 (A22) ELTON JSC (Russia):  39
         4.6 (A23) Yunasko Limited (Ukraine):  40
         4.6 (A24) Jinzhou Kaimei (China) 40
         4.6 (A25) Murata Manufacturing Company Limited (Japan)  40
         4.6 (A26) Cornell-Dubilier Electronics (USA): 40
         4.6 (A27) Paper Battery Company (USA)  40
         4.6 (A28) Qynergy Corporation (USA)  41
         4.6 (A29) Vishay-BCC (Holland): 41
         4.6 (A30) Tavrima Canada Limited (Canada):  41
         4.6 (A31) OptiXtal (USA):  42
         4.6 (A32) Chaoyang Liyuan (China):  42
         4.6 (A33) Shenzhen Forecon (China):  42
         4.6 (A34) Shenzhen YouLai (China):  42
         4.6 (A35) Inmatech, Inc (USA):  42
         4.6 (A36) Vina Tech (Korea):  43
         4.6 (A37) Dongguan Gonghe (China):  43
         4.6 (A38) Heter Electronics (China):  43
         4.6 (A39) Extreme Capacitor (USA)  43
         4.6 (A40) LithChem Energy (USA):  43
      4.7 Supercapacitor Manufacturers By Country: 2013  43
      4.8 Supercapacitor Pricing and Volumes:  44
      4.9 Competitive Analysis Of Carbon Supercapacitor Vendors By Product Configuration: 2013 44
      4.10 Carbon Based Supercapacitor: Key Competition by Configuration: 2013  45
         4.10 (A1) Screw Terminal (Large Cans) Supercapacitor Vendors:  45
         4.10 (A2) Radial Leaded/Cylindrical (Small Cans) Supercapacitor Vendors:  46
          4.10 (A3) Snap Mount Supercapacitor Vendors: 46
          4.10 (A4) Module Assemblies:  46
          4.10 (A5) Coin Cell Supercapacitor Vendors:  46
          4.10 (A6) Surface Mount Supercapacitor Vendors:  47
       4.11 Companies To Watch In The Emerging Supercapacitor Markets and Why  47
       4.12 Carbon Supercapacitors: Global Consumption Value By Configuration: 2013  48
       4.13 Supercapacitor Demand By End Use Market Segment & Circuit Application: 2013  50
       4.14 Supercapacitor Demand By End Use Market Segment: 2013  50
          4.14 (A1) Transportation Markets For Supercapacitors:  50
          4.14 (A2) Consumer Audio and Video Imaging Equipment Markets:  51
          4.14 (A4) Renewable Energy System Markets:  51
          4.14 (A5) Professional Equipment Markets:  52
          4.14 (A6) Infrastructure Markets:  52
       4.15 Supercapacitor Demand By Circuit Application: 2013  52
          4.15 (A1) Memory Protection Circuits:  52
          4.15 (A2) Energy Recoup Markets:  53
          4.15 (A3) Actuated Power Markets:  53
          4.15 (A4) UPS System Markets: 54
       4.16 Progression Of the World Market For Supercapacitors By Cell Configuration: 2000-2005-2013  54
       4.17 Growth in The Large Can Supercapacitor Business:  54
       4.18 Growth in The Small Can Supercapacitor Business:  55
       4.19 Supercapacitor Demand By World Region: 2013  55
          4.19 (A1) Asia-Pacific Region:  55
          4.19 (A2) European Region:  55
          4.19 (A3) Americas Region:  55
       4.20 Supercapacitors: Point of Sale By World Region: 2013  55
          4.20 (A1) Japan:  55
          4.20 (A2) United States:  55
          4.20 (A3) China:  55
          4.20 (A4) Korea:  56
          4.20 (A5) Europe & Israel:  56
       4.21 Supercapacitor Growth Outlook By Configuration:  57
       4.22 Disruptive Technologies: New Products Challenging Carbon Supercapacitors 58
          4.22 (A1) Hybrid Capacitors:  58
       4.23 EDLC Supercapacitors: Costs To Produce  60
          4.23 (A1) Carbon Material Costs: 61
          4.23 (A2) Can/Sleeve Costs:  62
          4.23 (A3) Electrolyte Costs:  62
          4.23 (A4) End Seals:  62
          4.23 (A5) Separator Materials:  62
          4.23 (A6) Electrode Tab Material:  63
          4.23 (A7) Lead Wires/Lugs:  63

5.0 SUPERCAPACITORS: LONG TERM GROWTH FORECASTS: 2013-2018
      5.1 Forecasted Consumption Value For Large Can Supercapacitors to 2018:  65
      5.2 Forecasted Consumption Value For Small Can Supercapacitors to 2018:  65
      5.3 Global EDL Carbon Supercapacitor Market Forecasts By Type: 2013-2018  66
      5.4 Global EDL Carbon Supercapacitor Market Forecasts By World Region: 2013-2018  67
      5.5 Global EDL Carbon Supercapacitor Market Forecasts By End-Use Market Segment: 2013-2018  68
      5.6 Global EDL Carbon Supercapacitor Pricing Forecasts By Type: 2013-2018  69
      5.7 Global EDL Carbon Supercapacitor Volume Forecasts By Type: 2013-2018  70
      5.8 Summary of Market Forecasts for EDL Supercapacitors: 2013-2018  71

 
LIST OF TABLES

FIGURE 1: EDLC SUPERCAPACITORS VERSUS HYBRID SUPERCAPACITORS: CY 2012  13
FIGURE 2: CURRENCY TRANSLATIONS USED IN THIS REPORT: FY 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 AND 2013  20
FIGURE 3: PASSIVE COMPONENT UNIT SALES TREND WORLDWIDE: 1991-2013 (FEAST & FAMINE)  21
FIGURE 4: GLOBAL MARKET VALUE, VOLUME AND AVERAGE UNIT PRICING FOR CAPACITORS: FY 2007-2013  24
FIGURE 5: GLOBAL CONSUMPTION VALUE FOR CAPACITORS: FY 2007-2013  25
FIGURE 6: CHANGES IN GLOBAL VALUE OF DEMAND FOR CAPACITORS BY DIELECTRIC: FY 2009- 2013  26
FIGURE 7: SUPERCAPACITORS: ON THE CUSP OF TWO MASSIVE MARKETS IN FY 2013  30
FIGURE 8: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUPERCAPACITOR COMMUNITY OF VENDORS FROM 1950 TO 2013  31
FIGURE 9: TECHNICAL ECONOMICS OF THE GLOBAL CAP INDUSTRY: 2012 DIELECTRIC VALUE BY µF & VDC RATING 32
FIGURE 10: CAPACITORS: 10 YEAR COMPARATIVE VALUE GROWTH BY DIELECTRIC  34
FIGURE 11: EDLC SUPERCAPACITOR VENDORS: 2013 MARKET SHARES  35
FIGURE 12: SUPERCAPACITOR MANUFACTURERS BY COUNTRY: 2013  44
FIGURE 13: SUPERCAPACITOR PRODUCTION BY VENDOR AND CONFIGURATION: 2013 45
FIGURE 14: KEY COMPETITORS BY COMPONENT CONFIGURATION: FY 2013  48
FIGURE 15: CARBON SUPERCAPACITORS: GLOBAL CONSUMPTION VALUE BY CONFIGURATION: CY 2012  49
FIGURE 16: GLOBAL SUPERCAPACITOR DEMAND BY END-USE MARKET SEGMENT AND CIRCUIT APPLICATION: 2013  50
FIGURE 17: PROGRESSION OF THE WORLD MARKET FOR SUPERCAPACITORS BY CONFIGURATION: 2000-2005-2013  54
FIGURE 18: SUPERCAPACITOR REVENUES AT POINT OF SALE AND CONSUMPTION VALUE BY WORLD REGION: 2013  57
FIGURE 19: SUPERCAPACITORS: GROWTH OUTLOOK BY CONFIGURATION  58
FIGURE 20: DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES CHALLENGING EDLC SUPERCAPACITORS  59
FIGURE 21: EDLC SUPERCAPACITORS: CGS AND GPM  60
FIGURE 22: EDLC SUPERCAPACITORS: COSTS TO PRODUCE: 2013  61
FIGURE 23: GLOBAL MATERIALS MARKETS FOR SUPERCAPACITORS: CY 2012  64
FIGURE 24: SUPERCAPACITORS: LONG TERM GROWTH FORECASTS TO 2018  66
FIGURE 25: GLOBAL SUPERCAPACITOR MARKET FORECASTS BY TYPE (LARGE CELL VERSUS SMALL CELL): 2013-2018  67
FIGURE 26: GLOBAL SUPERCAPACITOR MARKET FORECASTS BY WORLD REGION: 2013-2018 68
FIGURE 27: GLOBAL SUPERCAPACITOR PRICING FORECASTS BY TYPE (SMALL CELL VERSUS LARGE CELL): 2013-2018  70
FIGURE 28: GLOBAL SUPERCAPACITOR VOLUME FORECASTS BY TYPE (SMALL CELL VERSUS LARGE CELL): 2013-2018 70
FIGURE 28: SUMMARY OF MARKET FORECASTS FOR EDL SUPERCAPACITORS: 2013-2018  71



 


2013 Interface Market Tracker

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Interface plays a leading role in not only the computer market segment, but also in consumer and communications.  Roughly 44 percent of worldwide revenue for interface ICs are in the computer market and 31 percent are in the communications segment.  Only around 14 percent falls under consumer and industrial and automotive constitutes 9 percent and 2 percent respectively.  The worldwide market for interface ICs is expected to reach nearly $5 billion in 2013, which is level from 2012 revenue.  Interface ICs include Logic and Amplification ICs as well as Conditioning and Protection circuits.  This tracker provides forecasts for Analog Interface ICs, Digital Interconnect and USB Controllers.  Forecasts for revenue and unit shipments are provided by region, application market and product type.  Market Share by supplier is also provided.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

Significant Findings

   Table 1.1: Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Product
   Table 1.2: Worldwide Interface Market Forecast
   Table 1.3: Worldwide Analog Interface Market Forecast
   Table 1.4: Worldwide Digital Interconnect Market Forecast
   Table 1.5: Worldwide USB Controller Market Forecast
   Table 1.6: Worldwide Quarterly Analog Interface Market Forecast
   Table 1.7: Worldwide Analog Interface Logic and Amplification Market Forecast
   Table 1.8: Worldwide Quarterly Analog Interface Logic and Amplification Market Forecast
   Table 1.9: Worldwide Analog Interface Protection Market Forecast
   Table 1.10: Worldwide Quarterly Analog Interface Protection Market Forecast

Regional Forecast

   Table 2.1: Worldwide Interface Revenue Forecast by Region
   Table 2.2: Worldwide Analog Interface Revenue Forecast by Region
   Table 2.3: Worldwide Analog Interface Shipment Forecast by Region
   Table 2.4: Worldwide Digital Interconnect Revenue Forecast by Region
   Table 2.5: Worldwide USB Controller Revenue Forecast by Region
   Table 2.6: Worldwide Quarterly Analog Interface Revenue Forecast by Region
   Table 2.7: Worldwide Quarterly Analog Interface Shipment Forecast by Region

Application Consumption Analysis

   Table 3.1: Worldwide Interface Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
   Table 3.2: Worldwide Analog Interface Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
   Table 3.3: Worldwide Digital Interconnect Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
   Table 3.4: Worldwide USB Controller Revenue Forecast by Market Segment

Automotive Market

   Table 4.1: Worldwide Automotive Interface Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 4.2: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 4.3: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
   Table 4.4: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue by Automotive System

Computer Market

   Table 5.1: Worldwide Computer Interface Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 5.2: Worldwide Computer Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 5.3: Worldwide Computer Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application

Consumer Market

   Table 6.1: Worldwide Consumer Interface Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 6.2: Worldwide Audio/Video Consumer Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 6.3: Worldwide Audio/Video Consumer Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
   Table 6.4: Worldwide Other Consumer Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 6.5: Worldwide Other Consumer Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application

Communications Market

   Table 7.1: Worldwide Communications Interface Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 7.2: Worldwide Communications Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 7.3: Worldwide Communications Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application

Industrial Market

   Table 8.1: Worldwide Industrial Interface Product Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 8.2: Worldwide Test Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 8.3: Worldwide Test Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
   Table 8.4: Worldwide Home Medical Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 8.5: Worldwide Home Medical Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
   Table 8.6: Worldwide Clinical Medical Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 8.7: Worldwide Clinical Medical Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
   Table 8.8: Worldwide Mil/Aero Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 8.9: Worldwide Mil/Aero Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
   Table 8.10: Worldwide Process Control Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
   Table 8.11: Worldwide Process Control Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application

Product Forecast


   Table 9.1: Worldwide Interface Revenue Forecast by Product Type
   Table 9.2: Worldwide Interface Shipment Forecast by Product Type
   Table 9.3: Worldwide Analog Interface Revenue Forecast by Product Type
   Table 9.4: Worldwide Analog Interface Shipment Forecast by Product Type
   Table 9.5: Worldwide Digital Interconnect Interface Revenue Forecast by Product Type
   Table 9.6: Worldwide Digital Interconnect Interface Shipment Forecast by Product Type
   Table 9.7: Worldwide Ethernet Interface Revenue Forecast by Product Type
   Table 9.8: Worldwide Modem Revenue Forecast by Product Type
   Table 9.9: Worldwide UARTs Revenue Forecast by Channel
   Table 9.10: Worldwide USB Controller Revenue Forecast by Product Type

Supplier Market Share

   Table 10.1: 2012 and 2011 Worldwide Interface Revenue Share by Supplier
   Table 10.2: 2012 and 2011 Americas Interface Revenue Share by Supplier
   Table 10.3: 2012 and 2011 Europe Interface Revenue Share by Supplier
   Table 10.4: 2012 and 2011 Japan Interface Revenue Share by Supplier
   Table 10.5: 2012 and 2011 Asia Pacific Interface Revenue Share by Supplier

Methodology

LTE Business Strategy 2013

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Fourth Generation (4G) cellular deployments via LTE are underway and hold the promise of increased bandwidth for data and greater capacity overall once VoLTE is deployed.  More capacity easily translates into more bandwidth to offer, more subscriptions to sell, more data consumed, and more data revenue for the carriers.

On the demand side, bear services, particularly data, continues to grow at a healthy pace, but there are limits to growth in bearer service for consumer and even enterprise usage.  In addition, there is an increasing awareness of Internet Protocol (IP) being cheap source of transport, and hence more people becoming aware of VoIP, and therefore Over the Top (OTT) VoIP alternatives.

However, there are many business challenges and opportunities to consider including the coming onslaught of mobile video, many cloud-based applications, marginalization of core services, and the extreme need for Value-added Services (VAS) on the part of the mobile network operator.

This report is must-reading for anyone engaged in business planning aspects of LTE deployment and operations.  This report provides a global and regional LTE status assessment as well as LTE strategies including application analysis, application roadmap, vision for the future of LTE, and more.  The Summary and Recommendations section provides guidance for network operators, content providers, application developers, infrastructure providers, and wireless device providers.

Customers interested in this report will also be interested in the even more comprehensive report LTE Strategy 2013 - 2018, which in addition to business strategy, focuses on technical and operational challenges, opportunities, and strategies

Report Benefits

  • LTE global and regional status update and analysis of key issues including capacity and spectrum
  • Identify the business value and roadmap for implementation and operation of LTE based applications
  • Understand the future of LTE including applications, integration with the cloud, social networks, and more
  • Identify emerging LTE business models including third-party ecosystems, API integration, and expanded applications
  • Recommendations and analysis for carriers, content providers, application developers and infrastructure companies
  • Understand the issues and opportunities regarding key evolutionary trends including:
    • Anytime, anywhere, any device access to communications, content, commerce, and applications
    • Increased emphasis on non-human communications
    • The convergence and integration of many things
    • Open networks, open interfaces, and many applications

Key Findings:

  • Mobile network operators have an imperative to develop Value-added Services (VAS) for LTE
  • Carriers must develop key applications such as Corporate Dashboard to retain enterprise customers
  • Carriers must prepare for a variety of challenges including much more data usage, increasingly more services in the cloud, severely marginalized core services, and development of VAS across communications, content, and commerce

Target Audience:

  • Exporters, Importers and Traders  
  • Mobile content providers
  • Mobile network operators
  • Wireless device manufacturers
  • Wireless infrastructure providers
  • Application developers and aggregators
  • Government and sovereign R&D institutions


TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Executive Summary 8

2. Introduction 9
2.1 Evolution Of The Wireless Marketplace 9
2.1.1 Key Evolutionary Trends 9
2.1.2 Key Supporting Technologies 12
2.2 Broadband Wireless Evolution 13
2.2.1 First Generation (1G) 13
2.2.2 Second Generation (2G) 14
2.2.3 Third Generation (3G) 14
2.2.4 Fourth Generation (4G) 14
2.2.1 Fifth Generation (5G) 19

3. LTE Global Status 21
3.1 Global Market Share By Technology 21
3.2 Global LTE Subscribers And Penetration By Country 21
3.3 Global Deployment: LTE By Region, Country And Carrier 33
3.4 Global Overall (2G, 3G, And 4G) Mobile Penetration 43
3.5 Global LTE Industry Verticals 44
3.5.1 Oil And Gas 44
3.5.2 Construction 45
3.5.3 Agriculture 45
3.5.4 Mining 45
3.5.5 Utilities 46
3.5.6 Transportation 46
3.5.7 Military/Defense 47
3.5.8 Public Safety 48
3.5.9 Education And Distance Learning 49

4. LTE Regional Status 50
4.1 Overall Regional Analysis 50
4.1.1 Mobile Usage During The Last Twenty Years By Representative Country 50
4.1.2 Global LTE Subscribers By Region 51
4.1.3 Top Data Usage By Country For 3g And LTE 51
4.1.4 Coms, Commerce, And App Usage Patterns In Representative Countries 52
4.2 Americas 53
4.2.1 LTE In Usa 55
4.2.2 LTE In Latin America 56
4.3 Europe 58
4.3.1 France 60
4.3.2 Germany 60
4.3.3 Italy 60
4.3.4 Spain 61
4.3.5 United Kingdom 61
4.4 Middle East And Africa 61
4.4.1 Middle East 62
4.4.2 Africa 63
4.5 Asia Pacific 65
4.5.1 Australia 65
4.5.1 China 66
4.5.2 India 66
4.5.1 Japan 68
4.5.2 South Korea 69

5. Carrier Challenges 71
5.1 Spectrum Availability 71
5.2 Capex Budgets 71
5.3 Is More Capacity Better? 71
5.3.1 Advantages 71
5.3.2 Disadvantages 71
5.4 The Fight Against OTT Players 72
5.4.1 OTT Voice 72
5.4.2 OTT Messaging 72
5.4.3 Carriers To Fight Back 74
5.5 The Drivers For New Applications 76

6. LTE Application Strategy 78
6.1 Prepare For Much More Data Usage 78
6.1.1 Biggest Factor In Mobile Data: Mobile Video 78
6.1.2 Mobile Video Forecast 79
6.2 Prepare For Increasingly More Services In The Cloud 79
6.2.1 The Role Of Incumbent Network Operators In Mobile Cloud 80
6.2.2 Mobile Data In The Cloud Forecast 81
6.3 Prepare For Increasingly Marginalized Core Services 81
6.3.1 Marginalization Drives The Need For Value-Added Services 81
6.3.2 Valued Services Include Commerce, Content And Apps 82
6.4 Prepare For Deployment Of Value-Added Services 86
6.4.1 What Is A Value-Added Service (Vas)? 86
6.4.2 Relationship Of Vas To Other Services 87
6.4.3 Why Are Vas Important? 87
6.4.4 The Vas Supply Chain 87
6.4.5 Carrier Planning For Vas Applications 87

7. LTE Application Roadmap 89
7.1 Video 89
7.1.1 More Of The Same: Only Faster 90
7.1.2 Video Call 93
7.1.3 LTE Video Broadcast 94
7.1.4 Mobile Tv In LTE 95
7.2 Voice Over LTE (Volte) 99
7.2.1 Gsma Volte Iniatives 100
7.2.2 Alternatives To Volte 101
7.3 Rich Communications Services (Rcs) 102
7.3.1 Gsma Rcs Initiatives 104
7.3.2 Rich Calls 105
7.3.3 Rich Messaging 106
7.3.4 Rcs And Video 107
7.3.5 Dynamic Address Book (Dab) 107
7.4 LTE Direct 109
7.4.1 Direct Services 110

8. The Future Of LTE 113
8.1 Devices And Subscribers 113
8.1.1 Subscriber Behaviors Evolve 114
8.1.2 Consumer Electronics And LTE 115
8.1.3 The Global Market For Smartphones And Tablets 117
8.1.4 Next Generation Devices And LTE 119
8.2 Future Network Topology 120
8.2.1 Continued Small Cell Expansion 120
8.2.2 Heterogeneous Networks (Hetnets) 121
8.2.3 LTE Topology Roadmap 122
8.3 Future Applications 123
8.3.1 LTE And Social Networks/Media 124
8.3.2 LTE And Mobile Marketing/Advertising 125
8.3.3 LTE Enabled Mobile Commerce 126
8.3.4 Cloud Storage/Access 128
8.3.5 Peer-To-Peer (P2p) Communications 128
8.3.6 Augmented Reality (Ar) 130
8.3.7 Wearable Wireless Drives New Applications 134
8.3.8 The Enterprise/Corporate Dashboard 135
8.3.9 Machine-To-Machine (M2m) And The Internet Of Things (Iot) 137
8.3.10 Convergence Of M2m, Iot, Social, And Big Data = Huge Opportunity 141
8.4 New LTE Business Models 142
8.4.1 Mobile Network Api Models 142
8.4.2 Working With The Carriers 143
8.4.3 Dealing With Carrier Concerns In New Business Models 145
8.4.4 The Emergence Of A Structured Third-Party Ecosystem 147

9. Summary And Recommendations 150
9.1 Carriers 150
9.2 Content Providers 152
9.3 Application Developers 153
9.3.1 Consumer Market 153
9.3.2 Enterprise Market 154
9.3.3 Independents 155
9.4 Infrastructure Providers 158
9.4.1 Ericsson 159
9.4.2 Huawei 159
9.4.3 Nokia Siemens Networks 160
9.4.4 Alcatel-Lucent 160
9.4.5 Zte 160
9.5 Wireless Device Providers 163
9.5.1 Overview 163
9.5.2 LTE Handset Issues 165

List of Figures

Figure 1: Evolution of Wireless 8
Figure 2: Landline/Fixed Losses Forecast 10
Figure 3: Migration from Landline to VoIP Forecast 10
Figure 4: Evolution of Broadband Wireless 12
Figure 5: 3G vs. 4G 15
Figure 6: 4G Evolution 17
Figure 7: LTE vs. LTE Advanced 18
Figure 8: Market Share by Wireless Technology 20
Figure 9: Global LTE Subscription/Penetration by Country 32
Figure 10: Global LTE Subscriptions 42
Figure 11: Overall Mobile Penetration by Region 43
Figure 12: Public Safety LTE Network 47
Figure 51: Mobile Usage in Last Two Decades 49
Figure 52: Global LTE Subscribers by Region 50
Figure 53: Data Traffic in Largest LTE Countries/Operators 50
Figure 54: Usage Patterns in Representative Countries 51
Figure 55: Mobile Data Traffic by Region 52
Figure 56: Wireless Spectrum Demand Projections 53
Figure 57: LTE in United States 54
Figure 58: LTE in Latin America 55
Figure 59: Top MNO’s in Latin America 56
Figure 60: LTE Launches in Europe by Operator 58
Figure 61: Middle East LTE Carrier Services Revenue 61
Figure 62: Africa LTE Market 63
Figure 63: Average Texting by User Segment 71
Figure 64: Video Usage by Screen Type 77
Figure 65: Mobile Video Forecast to 2017 78
Figure 66: Mobile Data in the Cloud Forecast to 2017 80
Figure 67: Mobile Commerce Continuum 81
Figure 68: Pull and Push Content Models 84
Figure 69: Value-added Services vs. Core Services 85
Figure 70: Worldwide Mobile Data Usage 89
Figure 71: Mobile TV Ecosystem 95
Figure 72: VoLTE Call Continuity 98
Figure 73: RCS, APIs, and Applications 102
Figure 74: Enhanced Address Book Benefits 107
Figure 75: RCS Application Integration 108
Figure 76: LTE Market Drivers by Operational Improvement 113
Figure 77: Global Smartphone and Tablet Ownership by Country 116
Figure 78: Global Smartphone Market by Region 117
Figure 79: Global Tablet Market by Region 118
Figure 80: HetNets Topology 120
Figure 81: Carrier WiFi and Small Cells 121
Figure 82: Mobile Marketing Investment Growth by Type Forecast to 2015 124
Figure 83: Mobile Marketing Expenditures by Type Forecast to 2015 124
Figure 84: Augmented Reality 129
Figure 85: Enterprise Corporate Dashboard 135
Figure 86: Enterprise Corporate Dashboard: Employee Locator Application 136
Figure 87: Global M2M Growth by 2G/3G/4G Forecast to 2017 137
Figure 88: Global M2M Data Growth Forecast to 2017 138
Figure 89: Evolution of Carrier Business Models and Third Parties 147
Figure 90: Wireless Network Infrastructure RAN Vendor Ranking Matrix 2012 160
Figure 91: Core Network Vendor Ranking Matrix 2012 161
Figure 92: 4G Handset Technical Issues 166

 

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This technology-marketing report examines and projects the technologies involved in the fabrication of Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD). This report discusses the technology trends, products, applications, and suppliers of materials and equipment. A market forecast for AMLCD equipment and materials is presented.

The global TFT-LCD panel industry consists of a small number of manufacturers, substantially all of which are based in Asia. The top ten TFT-LCD panel manufacturers of large-sized panels in terms of unit sales accounted for 95.7% of global sales. All of these manufacturers are based in Asia. In recent years, TFT-LCD panel manufacturers, in particular Taiwan- and Korea-based manufacturers, have invested heavily to establish, construct and ramp up additional fab capacity. The capital intensive nature of the industry often results in TFT-LCD panel manufacturers operating at a high level of capacity utilization in order to reduce unit costs. This tends to create a temporary oversupply of panels, which reduces the average selling price of panels and puts pricing pressure on display driver companies.

Since the 1990s, a pitched battle for supremacy in thin-film transistor liquid crystal displays (TFT-LCDs) has been fought between Taiwan, Korea, and Japan.

This rivalry is not simply a matter of pride: its outcome will also be a decisive factor in the development of Taiwan' s high-tech industry over the next ten years. Though Taiwan was a relative latecomer to the battle, it has progressed quickly. As Japan withdrew from the race for production capacity, a two-way battle between Taiwan and Korea became increasingly evident.

In the late 1980s, as the Japanese bubble economy collapsed, the consequent depressed economic conditions made it difficult for Japanese companies to raise funds and expand production. Just at that point, Taiwanese companies with excellent access to capital made their entry, and Japanese companies began transferring technology to Taiwan through strategic alliances, in the process deciding the fate of Taiwan' s TFT-LCD industry. Today, the “five tigers” of Taiwan' s flat panel industry-AU Optoelectronics, Chi Mei Optoelectronics, Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Quanta Display, and HannStar Display-all maintain close technological cooperation with their chosen Japanese partners.

From 2002, the rivalry between Taiwan and Korea to best each other in production capacity emerged. Taiwanese vendors expanded production capacity more aggressively, and it is projected that at the end of this year, more than five fifth-generation and three sixth-generation production plants will be located in Taiwan. Though the fact that the newer the design of the factory, the larger the LCD screens that can be produced, can help reduce costs, the real competition is turning out to be in seeing who has the deeper pockets. Since 1999, when the Japanese transferred key technologies to Taiwan, major vendors have continually been making moves to raise capital both domestically and abroad, ensuring an uninterrupted flow of investment over the past few years.

Currently Taiwan' s biggest rival is Korea. Korea entered this industry six years before Taiwan. It has greater upstream and downstream integration, and greater self-sufficiency. Korea also benefits from the brands and global channels of market leader Samsung and of Philips LG. These factors make Korea' s flat panel industry far more complete than Taiwan' s.

Besides South Korea with the breadth of its downstream and upstream integration, and Japan with its cutting-edge technology and strong brands, China has been making moves in recent years. China will likely turn the flat panel industry into a four-way battle.

Mainland China is expected to see the establishment of at least five 5G and four 3.5G TFT-LCD lines by 2008. At present, there are only two 5G TFT-LCD lines in the mainland. The first one is operated by BOE Technology Group Co. Ltd and the second by Shanghai SVA-NEC Liquid Crystal Display Co. Ltd.

While Japanese manufacturers enjoy a sound industry structure, lack of capital for further investment in new plants makes it difficult for Japanese makers to exploit this advantage to the fullest. Faced with competition from Taiwan and South Korean manufacturers, Japanese manufacturers are likely to leverage their existing competitive advantages in technology, patents and branding to deepen their collaborative relationships in mainland China. While they will run the risk of losing technology to others, the capital gained through strengthening their position in brand and distribution will allow Japanese manufacturers to direct the development of next-generation products.

While Taiwan manufacturers have been able to rapidly secure a large market share in the global TFT-LCD panel industry due to their strong position in the system integration sector, as companies move production to mainland China there will be less need to purchase components produced in Taiwan. To counter this looming decrease in market share, Taiwan makers are likely to develop technology and supply capabilities in semiconductor, core materials and basic materials, as well as leverage certain cultural and language advantages to expand branding and distribution in mainland China. Taiwan manufacturers will thereby increase the amount of influence they are able to exert within the industry.

By exploiting warmer relations with mainland China than Taiwan enjoys, South Korean manufacturers can deepen their supply system in mainland China. They will then be able to stave off competition from Taiwan manufacturers.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Executive Summary

    2.1. Introduction
    2.2. Market Opportunities

Chapter 3 - Profiles of Japanese Companies

    3.1. Equipment Manufacturers
    3.2. Material Manufacturers
    3.3. LCD Manufacturers

Chapter 4 - Profiles of US Companies

    4.1. Equipment Manufacturers
    4.2. Material Manufacturers
    4.3. LCD Manufacturers

Chapter 5 - Profiles of ROW Companies

    5.1. Equipment Manufacturers
    5.2. Material Manufacturers
    5.3. LCD Manufacturers
    5.4. Mainland China

Chapter 6 - The AMLCD Factory

    6.1. Factory Logistics
        6.1.1. Investment Needs
        6.1.2. Capacity
        6.1.3. Plant Size
    6.2. Cleanrooms
    6.3. Automation
    6.4. Active Matrix LCD Production Trends
        6.4.1. TFT-LCD
            6.4.1.1. IPS
            6.4.1.2. MVA
            6.4.1.3. PVA
        6.4.2. Passive Matrix LCD
        6.4.3. Ferroelectric LCDs
    6.5. Electrophoretic Display
    6.6. Plastic LCDs
    6.7. Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED)

Chapter 7 - Equipment Requirements and Trends

    7.1. Introduction
    7.2. Microlithography
        7.2.1. Proximity Printing
        7.2.2. Scanning Projection
        7.2.3. Step-and-Repeat
            Image Field Stitching
            Overlay
    7.3. Deposition
        7.3.1. CVD
        7.3.2. Sputtering
    7.4. Rapid Thermal Processing
    7.5. Etch/Strip/Clean
        7.5.1. Etching
            Plasma Etching
            Wet Chemical Etching
        7.5.2. Photoresist Stripping
        7.5.3. Cleaning
    7.6. Inspection Systems
    7.7. Test Systems
        7.7.1. Technology Capabilities
            Voltage/Capacitance Imaging
            Ohmic/Continuity Test
            Charge Sensing
            Forward Admittance Sensing
            E-Beam Test
        7.7.2. Yield Improvements
    7.8. Repair

Chapter 8 - Material Requirements and Trends

    8.1. Substrates
        8.1.1. Material Types
        8.1.2. Quality Issues
        8.1.3. Trends
            Larger Substrates
            Thinner Substrates
            Better Surface
            Higher Temperature Capability
            Manufacturers
    8.2. Liquid Crystals
        8.2.1. Introduction
        8.2.2. OLEDs and Light-Emitting Polymers
    8.3. Alignment Layer
        8.3.1. Material Properties
        8.3.2. Material Trends
    8.4. Color Filters
        8.4.1. Materials
    8.5. Polarizer Films
        8.5.1. Material Properties and Trends

Chapter 9 - Market Forecast

    9.1. Getting To Market
    9.2. Market Forecast Assumptions
    9.3. LCD Market Forecast
    9.4. Equipment Market Forecast and Trends
        9.4.1. Lithography
        9.4.2. Plasma Etching and Stripping
        9.4.3. Thin Film Deposition
        9.4.4. Wet Etching and Cleaning
        9.4.5. Photoresist Processing
        9.4.6. Inspection/Repair
        9.4.7. Total Equipment Market
    9.5. Materials Market Forecast and Trends

LIST OF FIGURES

    6.1. FPD Stocker and Lifter
    6.2. Amorphous Silicon AM Fabrication Process
    6.3. AMLCD Cross Section
    6.4. Electrophoretic Display Cross Section
    6.5. Schematic of a 2-Layer OLED
    7.1. Schematic of Step-and-Repeat Aligner
    7.2. Schematic of Hot-Wall LPCVD Reactors
    7.3. Schematic of PECVD Techniques
    7.4. Diagram of Magnetron Sputtering Source
    7.5. Diagram of Rapid Thermal Processor
    7.6. Process Flow for Cell/Module Inspection
    8.1. Light-Emitting Polymer Structure
    8.2. LEP Structure Cross Section
    8.3. Ink-Jet Printing Of LEP Structure
    8.4. Comparison of Color Filter Methods
    9.1. Worldwide Large Panel Display Market Forecast
    9.2. Worldwide LCD PC Monitor Market Forecast
    9.3. Worldwide Large-Size TFT Forecast By Region
    9.4. North American LCD TV Market Forecast
    9.5. North American Plasma TV Market Forecast
    9.6. Production Lines In Operation By Generation
    9.7. Nikon' s Stepper/Scanner Tools
    9.8. Worldwide TFT-LCD Equipment Market Growth
    9.9. Cost Structure of a 17-inch LCD Monitor Panel
    9.10. Worldwide Large Area LCD Glass Market Demand
    9.11. Worldwide Large Area LCD Glass Market Share
    9.12. Worldwide Large Area LCD Glass Market Share 5G and Above

LIST OF TABLES

    6.1. Investment for Large-size TFT-LCD Panel Plants
    6.2. Causes of Defects in TFT LCD Manufacturing
    7.1. Common Wafer Processing Chemicals
    7.2. Advantages and Disadvantages of Various Cleaning Methods
    8.1. 3G Manufacturing Facilities
    8.2. 3.5G Manufacturing Facilities
    8.3. 4G Manufacturing Facilities
    8.4. 5G And Above Manufacturing Facilities
    8.5. Desired Nematic LC Material Characteristics
    8.6. Performance Of LEPs
    8.7. Characteristics of Aligning Materials
    9.1. Worldwide LCD Display Market Forecast
    9.2. Major LCD Panel Makers Market Share
    9.3. Major LCD Panel Makers Capacity - 200
    9.4. Worldwide TFT-LCD Stepper/Scanner Market Forecast
    9.5. Worldwide Market Forecast of TFT-LCD Plasma Etching Systems
    9.6. Forecast of Worldwide TFT-LCD Thin Film Deposition Equipment Market
    9.7. Forecast of Worldwide TFT-LCD Wet Etching and Cleaning Equipment Market
    9.8. Forecast of Worldwide TFT-LCD Photoresist Processing Equipment Market
    9.9. Forecast of Worldwide TFT-LCD Inspection/Repair Equipment Market
    9.10. Forecast of Worldwide TFT-LCD Equipment Market
    9.11. Worldwide Equipment Market Shares
    9.12. TFT-LCD Material And Component Revenues

 


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