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| Abstract In 2008, LEDs made up 25 percent of the total $18.7 billion optoelectronics industry, making it the second largest product market behind image sensors. These products are simple semiconductor components that emit a visible colored light when an electric current is applied in the forward direction of the device. LEDs are referred to as “solid-state devices” meaning that they produce light from a single solid component, rather than the traditional tubes or vacuums of other light bulbs. LEDs have several advantages over other light emitting electronics including overall improved efficiency that allow them to produce more light per watt than incandescent bulbs. They also have a slower failure rate, meaning that they gradually dim over long periods rather than simply burn out. Also, along with longer lifetimes, lower toxicity, they are very small which allow them to be easily populated onto printed circuit boards to backlight LCDs or illuminate a keyboard button. Besides lighting, interesting new applications for UV-LEDs include water sterilization and as lights to stimulate plant growth. With the addition of blue LEDs, full color scanners and high resolution displays are also being introduced to the market. The real trend in application penetration however, is primarily for HB-LEDs which are on their way to replace the incandescent bulbs that are everywhere today. Already there has been significant momentum in the usage of HB-LEDs, which are already showing up in televisions, mobile phones, cars and trucks. In 2008, 61 billion LED units were shipped, due to a reduction in costs this number is predicted to continue to grow strongly at 23 percent annually on average until it reaches 175 billion units in five years. This will cause the entire LED market to account for over $10 billion in total worldwide revenue by 2013.
Significant Findings
Optoelectronics Market LED Market Regional Forecast Americas Europe Japan Asia Pacific Consumption Analysis Automotive Solid State Lighting Computers Consumer Handsets Industrial Market Share Nichia Cree Avago Technologies Epistar Sharp Toshiba Methodology Databeans Market and Product Segmentation Definitions Market Segmentation Product Segmentation Figure 1: Worldwide Optoelectronics Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs)
Figure 2: Worldwide Optoelectronics Revenue Forecast Figure 3: 2008 Worldwide Optoelectronics Revenue Share by Product Figure 4: Worldwide LED Market Forecast Figure 5: Worldwide LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Figure 6: Worldwide LED Revenue Share by Region (2008 and 2013) Figure 7: 2008 Worldwide LED Revenue Forecast by Region Figure 8: LED Market Forecast - Americas Figure 9: Americas LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Figure 10: LED Market Forecast - Europe Figure 11: Europe LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Figure 12: LED Market Forecast - Japan Figure 13: Japan LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Figure 14: LED Market Forecast - Taiwan Figure 15: Taiwan LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Figure 16: LED Market Forecast –Korea Figure 17: Korea LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Figure 18: LED Market Forecast – China Figure 19: China LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Figure 20: Worldwide LED Revenue Forecast by Market Segment Figure 21: Worldwide LED Revenue Share by Market Segment (2008 and 2013) Figure 22: Worldwide Automotive LED Revenue Forecast Figure 23: Worldwide Lighting LED Revenue Forecast by Application Area Figure 24: Worldwide Computer LED Revenue Forecast by Application Figure 25: Worldwide Computer LED Revenue Forecast by Application (2008 and 2013) Figure 26: Worldwide Consumer LED Revenue Forecast Figure 27: 2008 Worldwide Consumer LED Revenue Share by Application Figure 28: Worldwide Communications LED Revenue Forecast by Application Figure 29: Worldwide Industrial LED Revenue Forecast Figure 30: 2007 Worldwide LED Revenue Share by Supplier Table 1: Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Product
Table 2: Worldwide Optoelectronics Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Table 3: Worldwide Optoelectronics Revenue Forecast by Product Table 4: Worldwide LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Table 5: 2008 Worldwide LED Revenue Forecast by Region Table 6: 2008 Worldwide LED Shipment Forecast by Region Table 7: Americas LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Table 8: Europe LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Table 9: Japan LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Table 10: Taiwan LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Table 11: Korea LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Table 12: China LED Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASPs) Table 13: Worldwide LED Revenue Forecast by Market Segment Table 14: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application Table 15: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application Table 16: Worldwide Traditional Lighting Fixtures and Lamps Revenue Forecast Table 17: Worldwide Lighting LED Revenue Forecast for RGB and HB-White Table 18: Worldwide Computer LED Revenue Forecast by Application Table 19: Worldwide Computer Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application Table 20: Worldwide Computer Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application Table 21: Worldwide Consumer LED Revenue Forecast by Application Table 22: Worldwide Consumer Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application Table 23: Worldwide Consumer Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application Table 24: Worldwide Communications LED Revenue Forecast by Application Table 25: Worldwide Mobile Handset Shipment Forecast by Type Table 26: Worldwide Industrial Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application Area Table 27: Worldwide Industrial LED Revenue Forecast by Application Table 28: 2007 Worldwide LED Revenue Share by Supplier |
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