2010 Consumer Semiconductors

Published by	Databeans, Inc.
Published	March, 2010	Product code	116002
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2010 Consumer Semiconductors published by Databeans, Inc. in March, 2010. This report consists of 106 PAGES and the price starts from US $ 3500.

Introduction

Abstract

The consumer semiconductor market is a key piece of the global industry and home to many of the highest growth end markets such as A/V products, game consoles, digital cameras, and home appliances, all of which are growing strongly in both emerging consumer regions and mature markets alike.

In today' s consumer electronics climate, the most successful manufacturers will be those that have allowed themselves to be driven by consumer demand for new experiences rather than by technology, and can differentiate themselves with new features to attract both returning and new customers. Digital media creation is a feature that is driving the consumer electronics market, and arguably the entire semiconductor market as well. The infrastructure is in place for supplying consumer digital content, such as audio tracks, movies, TV programs, still images, and more, but it is up to OEMs to figure out how to market this content to end users. Other major growth trends are personalization, mobility and connectivity.

Outside the audio/video space, consumer products are continuing the trend of incorporating more semiconductor content for efficient power management and human interface. The trend of increased IC content per device is expected to only continue as processing, storage, and power demands continue to increase. 2009 was a year in which the semiconductors supply chain, including both equipment makers and distributors, took steps to reduce inventories and production capacity due to falling prices and slashed consumer demand. However, as pricing has stabilized and demand has returned in the consumer segment, IC revenue is expected to return to pre-recession levels. Out of all IC product types, logic will remain the single largest segment by revenue, followed by memory and analog respectively. Databeans projects that the worldwide consumer semiconductor market will reach $54.3 billion in 2010, with 351.7 billion units shipped, and grow at an average rate of 10 percent annually over the next five years.

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Significant Findings

Consumer Electronics
Consumer Semiconductors

Regional Analysis

Americas
Europe
Japan
China
Korea
Other Asia
- Taiwan
- India

Application Consumption

Consumer Video
- Digital Television
- Set-Top Box
- DVD Players and Recorders
- Video Game Consoles
Consumer Audio
Portable Media Players
- Personal Electronics
  - Cameras
  - Camcorders
Appliances
Worldwide Consumer Electronics Revenue and Shipment Forecast

Consumer Semiconductor Production Forecast

Discretes
Sensors
- MEMS
Optoelectronics
Analog
- Audio and Video Amplifiers
- Other ASSPs
- Power
Logic
Memory
Microcontrollers
DSP
Microprocessors

Consumer Semiconductor Market Share

Toshiba
Samsung
Renesas Technology
nVidia
Panasonic
AMD
Intel
Elpida
STMicroelectronics
Texas Instruments
Broadcom

Methodology

Databeans Market and Product Segmentation Definitions

Market Segmentation
Product Segmentation

Table of Figures:

Figure 1: Worldwide Consumer Electronics Revenue Forecast
Figure 2: 2010 Worldwide Consumer Electronics Revenue Share by Application Market
Figure 3: Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Market Revenue Forecast
Figure 4: Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs)
Figure 5: Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Region
Figure 6: Americas Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
Figure 7: Europe Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
Figure 8: Japan Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
Figure 9: China Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
Figure 10: Korea Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
Figure 11: Other Asia Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
Figure 12: Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application Segment
Figure 13: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Share by Application Segment
Figure 14: Worldwide Consumer Video Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application
Figure 15: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide Consumer Video Semiconductor Revenue Share by Application
Figure 16: Worldwide Consumer Video Semiconductor Revenue Forecast - Televisions
Figure 17: Worldwide Consumer Video Semiconductor Revenue Forecast - Set-Top Box
Figure 18: Worldwide Consumer Video Semiconductor Revenue Forecast - DVD and Blu-Ray
Figure 19: Worldwide Consumer Video Semiconductor Revenue Forecast - Game Consoles
Figure 20: Worldwide Consumer Audio Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application
Figure 21: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide Consumer Audio Semiconductor Revenue Share by Application
Figure 22: Worldwide Consumer Personal Electronics Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application
Figure 23: Worldwide Consumer Personal Electronics Semiconductor Revenue Forecast - Cameras
Figure 24: Worldwide Consumer Personal Electronics Semiconductor Revenue Forecast - Camcorders
Figure 25: Worldwide Consumer Appliances and Other Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
Figure 26: Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Market Revenue Forecast
Figure 27: 2010 Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Share by Product
Figure 28: Worldwide Consumer Discretes Revenue Forecast by Product
Figure 29: 2010 Worldwide Consumer Discretes Revenue Share by Product
Figure 30: Worldwide Consumer Sensors Revenue Forecast by Product
Figure 31: Worldwide Consumer Sensors Revenue Forecast by Product - MEMS
Figure 32: Worldwide Consumer Optoelectronics Revenue Forecast
Figure 33: 2010 Worldwide Consumer Optoelectronics Revenue Share by Product
Figure 34: 2010 Worldwide Consumer Analog Revenue Share by Product
Figure 35: Worldwide Consumer Analog Revenue Forecast
Figure 36: Worldwide Consumer Analog Revenue Forecast - AV ICs
Figure 37: Worldwide Consumer Analog Revenue Forecast - Other ASSPs
Figure 38: Worldwide Consumer Analog Revenue Forecast - Analog Power
Figure 39: Worldwide Consumer Logic Revenue Forecast by Product
Figure 40: 2010 Worldwide Consumer Logic Revenue Share by Product
Figure 41: Worldwide Consumer Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
Figure 42: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide Consumer Memory Revenue Share by Product
Figure 43: Worldwide Consumer Microcontroller Revenue Forecast by Bit-Resolution
Figure 44: Worldwide Consumer DSP Revenue Forecast
Figure 45: Worldwide Consumer MPU Revenue Forecast
Figure 46: 2009 Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Share by Supplier

Table of Tables:

Table 1: Worldwide Consumer Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application Market
Table 2: Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs)
Table 3: Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Region
Table 4: Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application Segment
Table 5: Worldwide Consumer Video Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application
Table 6: Worldwide Consumer Audio Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application
Table 7: Worldwide Consumer Personal Electronics Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application
Table 8: Worldwide Consumer Appliances and Other Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application
Table 9: Worldwide Consumer Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
Table 10: Worldwide Consumer Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
Table 11: Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Product
Table 12: Worldwide Consumer Discretes Revenue Forecast by Product
Table 13: Worldwide Consumer Sensors Revenue Forecast by Product
Table 14: Worldwide Consumer Optoelectronics Revenue Forecast by Product
Table 15: Worldwide Consumer Analog Revenue Forecast by Product
Table 16: Worldwide Consumer Logic Revenue Forecast by Product
Table 17: Worldwide Consumer Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
Table 18: Worldwide Consumer Microcontroller Revenue Forecast by Bit-Resolution
Table 19: 2009 and 2008 Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor Revenue by Supplier