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Report Title: 2006 Communications DSP
Price: $1,995.00 USD
Release Date: August 2006
Pages: 48
Report Category: DSP Markets – Worldwide
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PDF File: 06DSP_CommunicationsTOC.pdf
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Table of Contents

Significant Findings
   Introduction
   DSP Markets
   Suppliers

Regional Analysis
   Americas
   Europe
   Japan
   Asia Pacific

Consumption Analysis
   Communications DSP
   Mobile Phones
   Mobile Infrastructure
   Short-Range Wireless
   Other Communications

Suppliers Analysis
   Texas Instruments
   Agere Systems
   NEC
   Analog Devices
   Freescale Semiconductor

Methodology
 
Table of Tables
Table 1: Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Forecast by Region
Table 2: Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Forecast by End Market
Table 3: Worldwide Communications DSP Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Table 4: Worldwide Wireless DSP Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Table 5: Worldwide Wired DSP Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Table 6: Worldwide Mobile Phone Shipment Forecast by Form Factor
Table 7: Worldwide Mobile Phone Communications DSP Market Forecast
             (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Table 8: Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Communications DSP Market Forecast
             (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Table 9: Worldwide Short Range Wireless Communications DSP Market Forecast
             (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Table 10: Worldwide Wired Communications DSP Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Table 11: Worldwide Other Wireless Communications DSP Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Table 12: 2005 Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Share by Supplier
Table 13: 2005 Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Share by Supplier
               (Excluding Mobile Phones)
Table 14: 2005 Americas Communications DSP Market by Supplier
Table 15: 2005 European Communications DSP Market by Supplier
Table 16: 2005 Japanese Communications DSP Market by Supplier
Table 17: 2005 Asia Pacific Communications DSP Market by Supplier
Table 18: 2005 Worldwide Wireless DSP Market by Supplier
Table 19: 2005 Worldwide Wired DSP Market by Supplier
 
Table of Figures
Figure 1: Worldwide Processor Market Revenue Share (2000 and 2010)
Figure 2: Worldwide Processor Market Average Annual Revenue Growth Comparison
Figure 3: Worldwide DSP Revenue Forecast
Figure 4: Worldwide Mobile Phone Worldwide DSP Revenue Share Forecast
Figure 5: 2005 Worldwide DSP Revenue Share by Application (Excluding Mobile Phone Revenue)
Figure 6: 2005 Worldwide DSP Market Share by Supplier
Figure 7: 2005 Worldwide DSP Market Share by Supplier (Excluding Mobile Phone Revenue)
Figure 8: Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Share by Region (2006 vs. 2011)
Figure 9: Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Forecast by Region
Figure 10: Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Forecast
Figure 11: Americas Communications DSP Revenue Forecast
Figure 12: Europe Communications DSP Revenue Forecast
Figure 13: Japan Communications DSP Revenue Forecast
Figure 14: Asia Pacific Communications DSP Revenue Forecast
Figure 15: Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Forecast by End Market (2006 and 2011)
Figure 16: Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue CAGR% Comparison by Subsegment
Figure 17: Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Forecast by End Market
Figure 18: Worldwide Communications DSP Unit Shipment CAGR% Comparison by Subsegment
Figure 19: Worldwide Communications DSP ASP Forecast
Figure 20: Worldwide Communications DSP Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Figure 21: Worldwide Wireless DSP Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Figure 22: Worldwide Wired DSP Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Figure 23: 2005 Worldwide Mobile Phone Unit Shipments by Supplier
Figure 24: Worldwide Mobile Phone Shipment Forecast by Form Factor
Figure 25: Worldwide Mobile Phone Communications DSP Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Figure 26: Worldwide Base Station Upgrade and New Installation Shipment Forecast
Figure 27: Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Communications DSP Market Forecast
               (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Figure 28: Worldwide Bluetooth Headset Unit Shipment Forecast
Figure 29: Worldwide Short Range Wireless Communications DSP Market Forecast
               (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Figure 30: Worldwide IP Phone Shipment Forecast
Figure 31: Worldwide Broadband Modem Shipment Forecast
Figure 32: Worldwide Wired Communications DSP Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Figure 33: Worldwide Other Wireless Communications DSP Market Forecast
               (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Figure 34: 2005 Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Share by Supplier
Figure 35: 2005 Worldwide Communications DSP Revenue Share by Supplier
               (Excluding Mobile Phones)
 
Abstract

The Digital Signal Processor (DSP) has increasingly gained importance in the micro-logic market. In fact, the DSP market bypassed the largest market for microcontrollers, the 8-bit market, in 2002; and while the overall microcontroller market remains the second largest contributor to worldwide processor revenue, DSP is quickly gaining share.
The largest market for DSP by far is the wireless communications market, and this is due to the large volume of mobile phones that ship every year. The DSP performs the rapid signal processing required in digital voice transmission. Typical platforms include products that operate at over 100MHz for handsets and up to 1GHz for base stations. Handset applications use 16-bit products with performance up to 600MIPS.
Databeans estimates that wireless mobile phones will contribute over 85 percent to overall communications DSP worldwide revenue, which is estimated at over $7 billion for 2006. Overall communications DSP revenue, revenue comprised of mobile phones, wireless infrastructure, short-range wireless, other wireless, and wired applications, is estimated at 80 percent of the entire DSP market, which is expected to reach nearly 9 billion this year.

Other significant findings available in this report include:

  • Texas Instruments leads the communications DSP market.  Two out of every three phones has a TI DSP.
  • Asia Pacific leads in revenue share for communications DSP with over 55 percent of worldwide sales.
  • Mobile phone DSP sales are expected to advance by an estimated average annual growth rate of 15 percent over the next five years.
  • After the large mobile phone market, DSP sales to wired telecom applications and wireless base stations come in second and third in terms of revenue share.
This new study from Databeans describes in detail, the current market conditions for communications electronics and communications DSP products used in these devices. Regional forecasts are presented along with consumption and production forecasts by communications DSP sub-segments, such as mobile phones, infrastructure, Bluetooth and other short range technologies, GPS, cordless phones, and wired communications. Application device shipment forecasts are included in the consumption analysis. Communications DSP suppliers are discussed and market share presented for performance during 2005 by region and by sub-segment.

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