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Who's going to be the "Intel" in your living room?The study forecasts the worldwide and U.S. DTV market by semiconductor technology, then by transmission (analog/digital) size, and by region. Also included are worldwide forecasts of digital decoders, integrated digital processors and video-processors.
Table 1 : Growth of market from 2006 to 20011 The report shows that although Integrated Digital Processor is the fastest growing segment, contrary to popular opinion the video processor segment is just declining slowly and not dropping like a rock Global revenue from the sales of integrated digital TV receivers soared by 28 percent in 2007 compared with the previous year, according to a new study – in spite of declining ASPs. The ASP will definitely erode but it will not be in a free fall due to new features, performance and technologies. Unit shipments of integrated digital processors increased 47 percent from the 15 million receivers sold in 2006, and future performance should also be impressive, with integrated digital processor volumes to hit over 100 million units by 2012. The market for video processor will not go away. The volumes will decline slowly from 100 million in 2007 to 82 million in 2012. The expected OEM revenue from digital TV semiconductors in 2012 will be more than $1.5 billion, with North America accounting for approximately a fourth of the revenue. Other geographical regions with prominent market share will be Asia-Pacific with over half, and Europe, at 25 percent Price list "Advanced Televisions: Opportunities and challenges in the TV semiconductor market" Special price to TechWatch subscribers: |
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Table of Contents
A Report on the TV Chip Industry
For all TV Platforms
- INTRODUCTION
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ABOUT THIS REPORT
- What you won’t find in this report
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METHODOLOGY
- Primary research for this report
- Secondary research for this report
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- DEFINITIONS
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SYSTEM BLOCKS IN THE MODERN TV
- Tuner and demodulation
- Analog-to-digital converter
- Comb filtering and video decoding
- De-interlacing
- Scaler and video processing
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CURRENT MARKET
- The huge opportunity
- New displays need more processing
- Worldwide digital conversion
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How does conversion affect semiconductor companies?
- United States
- Europe
- China
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Digital Set Top Boxes for US Rollover
- The sun sets on analog TV
- Crowded and complex landscape: Challenges and opportunities
- Winners and losers
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TV trends
- How will new technologies get integrated into the TV?
- We can, so we will
- Networked TV’s?
- Consumer return factor
- 100/120Hz LCD TV’s
- Conclusion
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What to expect in future semiconductors
- Better video quality
- Y/C color separation
- 2D comb filtering
- 3D adaptive motion de-interlacing.
- Frame Rate Control
- Advanced decoding
- New connections
- Summary
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Semiconductor Positions
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Video-processing companies
- Challenges
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MPEG companies
- Challenges
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Digital decode companies
- Challenges
- Integration trends
- Summary
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Video-processing companies
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Semiconductor Companies and Products
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AMD
- Xilleon 244
- Xilleon Panel Processor
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Broadcom
- BCM 3563
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Genesis
- FLI106XXX
- FLI30X36
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Mediatek
- MT8226
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Micronas
- VCT-P Family
- FRC Family
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NXP
- NXP’s TV52X family of TV Designs
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Trident Microsystems
- SVP-UX/WX
- Hidtv Pro CX/FX
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Zoran
- SupraHD 780/770 IDP processor
- Summary
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AMD
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ATV Semiconductor Market Forecast
- Conclusion
- Forecast by Broadcast (Analog vs. Digital)
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Forecast by Region
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North America
- Digital vs. Analog Forecast
- Segmentation Forecast
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European Union
- Digital vs. Analog Forecast
- Segmentation Forecast
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China
- Digital vs. Analog Forecast
- Segmentation Forecast
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Japan
- Digital vs. Analog Forecast
- Segmentation Forecast
- ATV Semiconductor Market Share
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Data Tables
- Conclusion
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North America
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Appendix
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TV Broadcast Standards
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Analog Standards
- NTSC
- PAL
- SECAM (Sequentiel Couleur)
- DTV standards
- Interlaced and Progressive formats
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Resolution standards
- Analog resolution standards
- Digital TV resolution standards
- Modulation techniques
- VSB
- 8-VSB
- QAM
- COFDM
- YUV color space
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Analog Standards
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TV Broadcast Standards
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