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The Market for High-Brightness LEDs in Lighting Applications: Market Review and Forecast 2012HB-LEDs saw a precipitous fall in prices in 2011 which helped reduce the price LED lamps and luminaires. The growth in lighting applications could not compensate the slow growth in LED TV applications, but the adoption of HB LED in lighting offers a growth strategy for HB LED suppliers. |
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High-Brightness LED Market Review and Forecast - 2011Strategies Unlimited Forecasts LED Revenue to Peak at $16.2B in 2014. Revenues for high-brightness LEDs grew by a remarkable 108% to $11.2 billion in 2010, according to a new market report by the leading firm following the LED market, Strategies Unlimited. The growth was propelled by applications in TV backlight units, but expanding supply and a slowdown in overall TV demand in 2011 led to a drastic drop in LED prices, leading to a revised estimate of $12.3 billion in LED revenues for 2011. |
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China LED Industry Midstream Packages Research Report 2011In 2010, more than 50% of the global LED packages were produced in China and players included various package companies that were funded by Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and the U.S., and others. |
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China Upstream LED Market – 2011The LED lighting market (packaged chips) is forecasted to grow to $1.65 billion by 2012 making this one of the fastest growing segments in the LED industry. SSL has the potential to be the next generation lighting technology and the LED lighting fixture industry is an emerging market application for packaged HB-LEDs. |
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LED Driver IC Market Review and Forecast 2011LED driver IC sales will reach nearly $3.5 billion in 2015 from nearly $2 billion in 2010, a compound |
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The Worldwide Market for Lasers: Market Review and Forecast 2012 Analyzes each application and provide forecasts for units, ASP, and revenues by type of laser through the forecast period. |
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Vision for Service Robots
Service robots, which are robots serving human needs beyond the factory floor, are playing an increasingly important role in many aspects of human life. These robots come in many designs and perform tasks that range from aerial surveillance, bomb disposal, farming, and warehouse logistics to teac...
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Mid-Infrared Lasers 2010
Strategies Unlimited is offering a special research report on mid-infrared lasers, the latest in a long series of comprehensive market reports on lasers produced by Strategies Unlimited. The study examines the spectrum between telecom lasers and the terahertz range: from about 1.8 microns t...
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The Worldwide Market for Lasers: Market Review and Forecast 2010
Strategies Unlimited is proud to offer the 8th in a series of reports on fiber lasers and other lasers for industrial and consumer applications. This year Strategies Unlimited expanded its coverage of the laser market to include all laser applications, both industrial and consumer. Th...
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Lightwave 2010 Tranceiver/Transponder Buyer Survey
This Buyer Survey published by Lightwave, the leading media brand serving the optical communications industry, provides the only detailed assessment of purchasing plans and buying criteria of technology developers, carriers and end users involved in transceiver/transponder purchasing decisions.
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Optical Molecular Imaging 2010
In vivo optical molecular imaging (OMI) is poised to move into clinical use as one of the key tools in personalized medicine, complementing more established imaging tools such as CT and MRI. Growth of equipment sales is on track to reach $400 million in 2014 and nearly $1 billion by the end of th...
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Optical Coherence Tomography 2010: Technology, Applications, and Market
Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is continuing its rapid expansion as a tool for fast, high-resolution imaging for clinical diagnostics. Systems sales grew in 2009, despite the economic crisis, with compound annual growth rate of 20% expected through 2014.
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Image Sensors: Market Review and Forecast - 2009
This is the 5th in a series of reports from Strategies Unlimited on image sensors and it continues to be the most comprehensive and independent study on this subject. Strategies Unlimited has followed this topic since the CMOS image sensor began its renaissance, in the mid-1990s.
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GaN Substrates: Performance Comparisons and Market Assessment - 2009GALLIUM NITRIDE has been the subject of intensive research and product development over the past fifteen years. Since 2000, GaN research activities have intensified around the world. |
Lithography mask-aligner tools now paired with simulation software
Garching, Germany--A new cooperation agreement pairs SUSS MicroTec lithography mask aligner exposure optics tools with Layout LAB simulation software from Ge...
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Nutec Components linear translation stages offer 10 different travel lengths
flexdrive-4 linear translation stages feature 10 travel lengths from 50–500 mm and preloaded recirculating guide rails with loading capability in all directi...
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Coherent intros multi-watt, solid-state 514 nm laserThe Genesis CX 514 multi-watt, solid-state lasers deliver 2 and 4 W of continuous-wave output power at 514 nm. |
Modified LCD helps measure sensitivity of cuttlefish polarization vision
Bristol, England--Using a liquid-crystal display (LCD) screen modified to vary polarization angle instead of intensity, researchers at the University of Bris...
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Strategies Unlimited Forecasts LED Revenue to Peak at $16.2B in 2014
10/11/2011
Mountain View, CA—Revenues for high-brightness LEDs grew by a remarkable 108% to $11.2 billion in 2010, according to a new market report by the leading firm ...
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The Market For Outdoor LED Lighting Marches Towards Viability Says Strategies Unlimited
08/22/2011
Mountain View CA— The U.S. market has taken the lead in proving the viability of LED technology for outdoor lighting applications. Although China has more in...
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Lightwave survey reveals brand loyalty hard to find among optical module buyers
05/18/2011
A new survey from Lightwave of purchasers of optical transceivers and transponders reveals that only 27.5% of respondents either definitely won’t or probably...
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