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| 2003 Standard Linear | Market Research Report | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Abstract Standard linear is one of the fastest growing segments both within the analog market and in the entire semiconductor industry. This market represents roughly 41% of the analog market and 7% of the total semiconductor industry, and share is increasing due to strong growth in power management, signal conditioning, and signal conversion. Ongoing production of high performance electronics equipment has progressively added new functionality to designs by incorporating digital technology. This trend is driving demand for linear products used to manage, control, and convert the signals used in the building blocks of multiple applications. Standard linear products can be segmented into high performance products and commodity analog. High performance products include high-speed amplifiers, high-speed and higher resolution converters, and interface line drivers. And commodity analog products would include voltage regulators, amplifiers, communications and display drivers, data converters, voltage references, and comparators. While the individual market dynamics of standard linear components vary, the aggregate market continues to outpace much of the application specific and digital logic industries. Databeans estimates that high performance linear is also outpacing commodity analog, and these products continue to drive sales for the overall standard linear market. Databeans' estimate for high performance linear is $1.4 billion in 2002. Growing at a compound annual growth rate of 18%, this market should constitute close to 20% of standard linear by 2008.
Significant Findings
Executive Summary Production Forecast Near-Term Outlook Regional Markets Application Markets Power Management Amplifiers Interface Data Converters Comparators Standard Linear Suppliers Texas Instruments Analog Devices National Semiconductor Maxim Integrated Products Linear Technology Methodology Figure 1: Linear Revenue Share of the Total Analog Semiconductor Market
Figure 2: Standard Linear Average Selling Prices vs. Analog ASSP Figure 3: Standard Linear Market Share by Vendor Table 1: Global High Performance Linear and Commodity Analog Revenue Forecast
Table 2: Global Standard Linear and Analog Application Specific Revenue Forecast Table 3: Global Standard Linear Revenue Forecast Table 4: Global Standard Linear Shipment Forecast Table 5: Global Standard Linear ASP Forecast Table 6: Global Standard Linear Revenue by Quarter – 2003 and 2004 Table 7: Global Standard Linear Revenue Growth by Quarter – 2003 and 2004 Table 8: Regional Standard Linear Market Forecast Table 9: Standard Linear Market Forecast by Market Segment Table 10: Global Power Management Revenue Forecast by Product Table 11: Global Power Management Shipment Forecast by Product Table 12: Global Power Management ASP Forecast by Product Table 13: Global Power Management Revenue Forecast by Region Table 14: Global Amplifier Market Forecast – Revenue, Units, and ASPs Table 15: Global Amplifier Market Forecast by Region Table 16: Global Interface Market Forecast – Revenue, Units, and ASPs Table 17: Global Interface Market Forecast by Region Table 18: Global Data Converter Market Forecast – Revenue, Units, and ASPs Table 19: Global Data Converter Market Forecast by Region Table 20: Global Comparator Market Forecast – Revenue, Units, and ASPs Table 21: Global Comparator Market Forecast by Region Table 22: Global Standard Linear Market Share by Vendor Table 23: Texas Instruments Ranking by Standard Linear Category Table 24: Analog Devices Ranking by Standard Linear Category Table 25: National Semiconductor Ranking by Standard Linear Category Table 26: Maxim Integrated Products Ranking by Standard Linear Category Table 27: Linear Technology Ranking by Standard Linear Category |
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