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| Abstract Substantial price erosion in the global amplifier market has resulted in adverse conditions for leading suppliers of general purpose and low power/low voltage amplifiers. While lower prices have stunted revenue growth in these segments, there are new opportunities emerging for high-speed and precision products in which price points will drop to levels seen in high volume application markets. Pricing continues to impact this market, and this trend is not expected to reverse. Set-off by the inventory accumulation of year 2000, pricing pressures remain due to a significant demand shift to lower-cost manufacturing regions (like China), and aggressive contract negotiation by persuasive and dominant OEMs. While global unit shipments for amplifiers increased by 17% in 2002, revenue contracted by 14%, resulting in a drop in average selling prices from $0.36 in 2001 to $0.26 in 2002. In 2003, Databeans forecasts an increase in pricing to $0.30, which will drive an increase in overall global revenue to $2.2 billion with 7.6 billion units shipped.
Significant Findings
Regional Outlook End Markets The Communications Market Consumer Electronics The Computer Market Industrial and Automotive Markets What Amplifiers Do Competitive Information Analog Devices Texas Instruments National Semiconductor Corporation Maxim Integrated Products Linear Technology Methodology Figure 1: Global Amplifier Market Average Selling Prices 1996-2008
Figure 2: Amplifier Boom Bust Cycles Figure 3: Global Amplifier Market Forecast Figure 4: Amplifier Share of the Analog Market Figure 5: Amplifier Share of the Standard Linear Market Figure 6: Share of Global Amplifier Revenue by Region 2002 and 2008 Figure 7: Global Amplifier Revenue by Market Segment 2002 and 2008 Figure 8: US Communications Equipment Inventory and Book-to-Bill Figure 9: Home Video Entertainment Replacement Trends Figure 10: US PC Market Book-to-Bill and Inventory Figure 11: US Computer Market by Segment Figure 12: US Industrial Equipment Sales Figure 13: A Typical Operational Amplifier Circuit Diagram Figure 14: Global Amplifier Market by Product Type 2002 and 2008 Table 1: Global Amplifier Market Forecast
Table 2: Global Amplifier Revenue Forecast by Region Table 3: Global Amplifier Revenue Forecast by Market Segment Table 4: Global Telecommunications Equipment Shipment Forecast Table 5: Global Consumption Forecast for Amplifiers in the Telecommunications Market Table 6: Global Consumer Electronics Shipment Forecast Table 7: Global Consumption Forecast for Amplifiers in the Consumer Market Table 8: Global PC Shipment Forecast Table 9: Global Computer Equipment Shipment Forecast Table 10: Global Consumption Forecast for Amplifiers in the Computer Market Table 11: Global Industrial and Automotive Unit Shipment Forecast Table 12: Global Consumption Forecast for Amplifiers in the Automotive and Industrial Segments Table 13: Global Amplifier Revenue Forecast by Product Type Table 14: Global Amplifier Shipment Forecast by Product Type Table 15: Global Amplifier Price Forecast by Product Type Table 16: 2002 Global Amplifier Supplier Ranking Table 17: 2002 Global High Speed Amplifier Supplier Ranking Table 18: 2002 Global Precision Amplifier Supplier Ranking Table 19: Analog Devices - Selected Financial Table 20: Texas Instruments - Selected Financial Table 21: National Semiconductor - Selected Financial Table 22: Maxim Integrated Products - Selected Financial Table 23: Linear Technology - Selected Financial |
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