過程分光分析機器(Process Spectroscopy)的全球市場

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS The total worldwide market for process spectroscopy instrumentation is expected to rise from $178 million in 2004 to $232 million in 2009, at an average annual growth rate (AAGR) of 5.4%. Near-infrared monitors likely will be the largest market segment in 2009, with sales of $71 million, due to the FDA Process Analytical Technology initiative that seeks to streamline drug manufacturing processes. The highest growth rate is expected in Raman spectrometers, with an AAGR of 8% through 2009. The once-academic technology has made significant inroads into process monitoring in recent years. The largest application market will continue to be in chemical and polymer manufacturing, with $50 million in sales forecast for 2009. A technology to watch is micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS). It could make ?spectrometry on a chip? a reality.

Worldwide Sales of Process Spectroscopy Instrumentation Market, 2003-2009 ($ Millions) Source: BCC, Inc

INTRODUCTION

Process spectroscopy is an area of process monitoring using spectroscopic equipment similar to that manufactured for the analytical laboratory, combined with hardware, software and monitoring strategies adapted to a manufacturing environment. As such, the process spectroscopy industry combines aspects of the analytical laboratory instrument and process control instrument industries.

While technologies contributing to process spectroscopy have continued to improve productivity, technological development alone is not adequate to explain the market or predict its growth. In addition, the process spectroscopy equipment industry has witnessed both greater consolidation and greater fragmentation over the past five years, with mergers and acquisitions of long-established companies occurring on the one hand, and increased participation in the market, particularly in technology development areas, from relative newcomers, on the other.

This BCC study addresses the need to identify, delineate and quantify these and other market and technology drivers to enable a realistic prediction of worldwide equipment sales in the near-term future. The report updates one published in January 1999. This iteration addresses the global market for process spectroscopy equipment for the period through 2009.

SCOPE OF STUDY

The report contains:

• A detailed comparative analysis of existing and emerging technologies
• A discussion of changes in the global process industry and their impact on the projected demand for process spectroscopy hardware
• Quantitative assessment of the presence of each technology in the several manufacturing process markets with forecasts to 2009
• Analysis of key industries in which process spectroscopic instruments play important roles
• Analysis of primary and supporting technologies; patent data by instrument, application and company
• Profiles of large, mid-size, and small instrument manufacturing firms and a directory of companies and their products.

INFORMATION SOURCES

Extensive interviews with representatives of companies manufacturing process spectroscopy equipment and supporting technologies were conducted. Technical consultants familiar with emerging equipment developments and strategies were interviewed as well. Thus, first-person interviews formed the primary database for the study. Extensive literature searches were conducted to provide up-to-date information on markets and trends. The U. S. patent database was thoroughly searched to provide information on the latest instrument and technology developments. Technical and business periodicals were culled for information relevant to process spectroscopic instrumentation within key industries considered in the study.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

• STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
• REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
• CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE STUDY AND FOR WHOM
• SCOPE AND FORMAT
• INFORMATION SOURCES
• ANALYSTS CREDENTIALS
• RELATED BCC PUBLICATIONS
• BCC ON-LINE SERVICES
• DISCLAIMER

SUMMARY

• Summary Table:
  WORLDWIDE SALES OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION MARKET, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Summary Figure:
  WORLDWIDE SALES OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION MARKET, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

OVERVIEW

• DEFINITION OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY
• Figure 1 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INDUSTRY CONCEPT
  • CONCEPTS IN THE INDUSTRY
• Table 1 SOME KEY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY CONCEPTS
  • IMPORTANCE OF THE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INDUSTRY
  • PRODUCT AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ISSUES
• Table 2 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ISSUES
  • INDUSTRY, PRODUCTS, AND APPLICATIONS BACKGROUND
    • INDUSTRY BACKGROUND
      • Importance of Computer Technology
      • Contributions to the Industry Not a Function of Company Size
      • Global Nature of the Industry
    • MAJOR PRODUCT CATEGORIES CONSIDERED IN THIS STUDY
      • Ultraviolet and Visible
      • Near-infrared Analyzers
      • Fourier Transform Instruments (FTIR and FT-NIR)
      • Raman Spectrometers
    • MAJOR APPLICATIONS MARKETS FOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION
  • NEAR-TERM FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
    • OVERSEAS EXPANSION
    • TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND MARKET GROWTH
    • SPECIFIC TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS
      • Increased Utility of Portable Devices
      • Increase in Computing Power
      • MEMS Technology
      • AOTF Technology
    • DEVELOPMENTS OVER THE LONGER TERM
      • Near-infrared Detectors
      • Application of Imaging Capability to Spectroscopy
  • GOVERNMENT REGULATION
  • EFFECT ON THE FUTURE

MARKETS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE

• FORECAST BY INSTRUMENT TYPE
• Table 3 WORLDWIDE SALES OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION BY TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • CRITICAL ASSUMPTIONS
    • Sales Tied to Industry Growth
    • FDA "PAT" Initiative Increases NIR Growth
    • FDA "PAT" Initiative Increases Raman Growth
    • Other Technologies
    • Increase in Use of "Lower Cost" Monitors
  • GRAPHICAL SEGMENTATION OF THE FORECAST
• Figure 2 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 3 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2005 (%)
• Figure 4 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)
  • ANALYSIS BY PRODUCT SEGMENT
    • ULTRAVIOLET AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENTS
      • Key Industries for UV and Visible Sales
      • Paints and Dyes
      • Food and Dairy
      • Pharmaceuticals
      • Chemical and Polymer, Environmental, and Semiconductor Industries
      • Chemicals and Polymers
      • Environmental
      • Semiconductors
      • Other Industries
      • Total Sales of UV/Visible Monitors
• Table 4 WORLDWIDE SALES OF ULTRAVIOLET AND VISIBLE MONITORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Monitors Having Near Infrared Capability
  • UV and Visible Spectrometers
  • Forecast to 2009
  • Critical Assumptions
  • Sales of Lower Cost Devices
  • Calibration Increases Cost
  • Lower-Cost and Higher-end Instrument Segmentation
• Table 5 WORLDWIDE UV/VIS SPECTROMETER SALES BY COST CATEGORY, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Applications Areas and Cost Issues
  • UV and Visible Spectrophotometers
  • Forecast to 2009
  • Critical Assumptions
  • Competition with Other Devices Reduces Cost
  • Process Spectrophotometers Competitively Priced
  • UV/VIS/NIR Instruments
  • Forecast to 2009
  • Critical Assumptions
  • Detector Cost is a Factor
  • Versatility Enhances Sales
• Figure 5 WORLDWIDE UV AND VISIBLE SPECTROMETER SALES, 2004-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 6 WORLDWIDE UV/VIS/NIR DEVICE SALES, 2004-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 6 (CONTINUED)
• Figure 7 WORLDWIDE COMBINED SALES OF UV/VIS SPECTROMETER AND UV/VIS/NIR INSTRUMENT CATEGORIES, 2004-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 8 WORLDWIDE ULTRAVIOLET AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 9 WORLDWIDE ULTRAVIOLET AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)
  • NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS
    • Key Industries for NIR Sales
    • Chemicals and Polymers
    • Pharmaceuticals
    • Petrochemicals and Refining
    • Food and Dairy
    • Total Sales of NIR Monitors
• Table 6 WORLDWIDE SALES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Forecast Through 2009
  • Critical Assumptions
  • PAT a Major Driver
  • Instrument Cost Remains High
  • Forecast does Not Include FT-NIR
  • Sales-enhancing Technology Development for This Forecast Period
  • Price Ranges in 2004
• Table 7 WORLDWIDE SALES PERCENTAGES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS BY PRICE CATEGORY, 2004 (%)
• Figure 10 WORLDWIDE SALES PERCENTAGES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS BY PRICE CATEGORY, 2004 (%)
  • Price Ranges in 2009
• Table 8 FACTORS EXPECTED TO INFLUENCE NIR INSTRUMENT COST, 2004 THROUGH 2009
• Table 9 WORLDWIDE SALES PERCENTAGES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS BY PRICE CATEGORY, 2009 (%)
• Figure 11 WORLDWIDE SALES PERCENTAGES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS BY PRICE CATEGORY, 2009 (%)
  • NIR Analzyer Sales and the Instrument Market
• Table 10 WORLDWIDE SALES OF NIR ANALYZERS AND TOTAL MARKET SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 12 WORLDWIDE NIR SALES AND TOTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET, 2004 (%)
• Figure 12 (CONTINUED)
• Figure 13 WORLDWIDE NIR SALES AND TOTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET, 2005 (%)
• Figure 14 WORLDWIDE NIR SALES AND TOTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET, 2009 (%)
  • Conclusion on NIR Devices
  • FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS
    • Key Industries for Fourier Transform Instrument Sales
    • Chemicals and Polymers
    • Pharmaceuticals
    • Petrochemicals and Refining
    • Food and Dairy
    • Environmental
    • Total Sales of FTIR Monitors
• Table 11 WORLDWIDE SALES OF FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS AND TOTAL MARKET SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Utility of Fourier Transform Monitors
  • FT-NIR versus NIR
• Figure 15 WORLDWIDE FOURIER TRANSFORM SALES RELATIVE TO SALES OF OTHER INSTRUMENTS, 2004 (%)
• Figure 16 WORLDWIDE FOURIER TRANSFORM SALES RELATIVE TO SALES OF OTHER INSTRUMENTS, 2009 (%)
• Figure 16 (CONTINUED)
  • Critical Assumptions
  • Expense of FTIR Instruments
  • Applications Market Considerations
  • Fourier Transform Instrument Segmentation
• Table 12 WORLDWIDE SALES OF FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Critical Assumptions
  • PAT Augments FT-NIR Growth
  • Continued Importance of Environmental Monitoring
  • Comparison of FT-NIR with NIR Analyzer Sales
• Table 13 WORLDWIDE SALES OF FT-NIR AND NIR ANALYZERS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 17 WORLDWIDE FT-NIR AND NIR SHARE OF THE MARKET, 2004 (%)
• Figure 18 WORLDWIDE FT-NIR AND NIR SHARE OF THE MARKET, 2009 (%)
  • RAMAN SPECTROMETERS
    • Key Industries for Raman Sales
    • Chemicals and Polymers
    • Pharmaceuticals
    • Petrochemicals and Refining
    • Total Sales of Raman Spectrometers
• Table 14 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN SPECTROMETERS AND TOTAL MARKET SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 19 WORLDWIDE RAMAN SALES RELATIVE TO SALES OF OTHER INSTRUMENTS, 2004 (%)
• Figure 20 WORLDWIDE RAMAN SHARE OF THE MARKET RELATIVE TO OTHER INSTRUMENTS, 2009 (%)
  • Critical Assumptions
  • PAT Initiative Increases Raman Sales
  • Out of the Lab, into the Process Line
  • Utility of Lower-cost Raman Monitors
  • Raman and NIR
• Table 15 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN SPECTROMETERS AND NIR ANALYZERS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Raman versus FT-NIR
• Table 16 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN SPECTROMETERS AND FT-NIR SYSTEMS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 17 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN SPECTROMETERS EXPRESSED AS A PERCENTAGE OF FT-NIR SALES, THROUGH 2009 (%)
  • Raman against NIR and FT-NIR
• Table 18 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN SPECTROMETERS COMPARED TO SALES OF NIR AND FT-NIR COMBINED, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Raman Conclusion

MARKETS BY APPLICATION

• INTRODUCTION
• Table 19 WORLDWIDE SALES OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 21 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY APPLICATION, 2004 (%)
• Figure 21 (CONTINUED)
  • FOUR INDUSTRIES COMPRISE MAJORITY OF MARKET
• Figure 22 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY APPLICATION, 2009 (%)
  • CRITICAL ASSUMPTIONS
    • Process Spectroscopy Equipment Sales Related to Industry Growth
• Table 20 INDUSTRY GROWTH RATES USED IN SALES FORECASTS (%)
  • Conservative Forecast for Semiconductors
  • Environmental Industry Steady
  • Benefits of PAT
  • New Technologies are not Seen to Significantly Affect Sales Growth
  • Summary of Critical Assumptions
• Table 21 SUMMARY OF CRITICAL ASSUMPTIONS FOR APPLICATIONS FORECAST, 2004-2009
  • SUMMARY
  • CHEMICALS AND POLYMERS
    • THE INDUSTRY
    • SPECTROSCOPY AND PHOTOMETRIC TECHNIQUES
    • FORECAST THROUGH 2009
• Table 22 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 23 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 24 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)
• Figure 24 (CONTINUED)
  • Critical Assumptions
  • Established Techniques Continue to Have Highest Sales
  • New Facilities in Developing Countries Will Apply Established Techniques
  • "Lower-cost" Raman Systems Will Gain Wider Application
  • Infrared Sales vs. Sales of Other Techniques
• Table 23 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES, INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 25 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET, INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, 2004 (%)
• Figure 26 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET, INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, 2009 (%)
• Figure 26 (CONTINUED)
  • Comparison Using FT-NIR Sales
• Table 24 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 25 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, WITH NIR AND FT-NIR COMBINED, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 27 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET, COMBINED NEAR-INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, 2004 (%)
• Figure 28 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET, COMBINED NEAR-INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, 2009 (%)
  • CONCLUSION, CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY MARKET FORECAST
  • PHARMACEUTICALS
    • THE INDUSTRY
    • FORECAST THROUGH 2009
• Table 26 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Critical Assumptions
  • Near-infrared Monitoring Predominates
  • Raman Receives a Boost
  • UV and Visible Devices Find Application
• Figure 29 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 30 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)
  • Comparison Using FT-NIR Sales
• Table 27 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 31 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, 2004 (%)
• Figure 32 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, 2009 (%)
• Figure 32 (CONTINUED)
  • CONCLUSION, PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY MARKET FORECAST
  • PETROCHEMICAL AND REFINING
    • THE INDUSTRY
    • FORECAST THROUGH 2009
• Table 28 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL AND REFINING PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Critical Assumptions
  • Fourier Transform Techniques Predominate
  • Ramans Role Increases
• Figure 33 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 34 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)
  • Comparison Using FT-NIR Sales
• Table 29 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL AND REFINING PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 35 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, 2004 (%)
• Figure 36 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, 2009 (%)
• Figure 36 (CONTINUED)
  • CONCLUSION, PETROCHEMICAL AND REFINING PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY MARKET FORECAST
  • FOOD AND DAIRY
    • THE INDUSTRY
    • FORECAST THROUGH 2009
• Table 30 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Critical Assumptions
  • Predominance of Near-Infrared
  • Increased Role of UV and Visible Monitors
• Figure 37 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 38 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)
• Figure 38 (CONTINUED)
  • Comparison using FT-NIR Sales
• Table 31 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 32 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES, COMBINED NEAR-INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • UV and Visible Monitor Segmentation
• Table 33 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE WITH UV/VIS SEGMENTATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • CONCLUSION, FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY MARKET FORECAST
  • PAINTS AND DYES
    • THE INDUSTRY
    • FORECAST THROUGH 2009
• Table 34 WORLDWIDE PAINT AND DYE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 35 WORLDWIDE PAINT AND DYE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, REVISED, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 39 WORLDWIDE PAINT AND DYE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 40 WORLDWIDE PAINT AND DYE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)
• Figure 40 (CONTINUED)
  • Critical Assumptions
  • UV and Visible Monitors Predominate
  • Cost of Spectrophotometers Contributes to Largest Market Share
  • Lower-cost Devices Will Continue to Increase Sales
  • CONCLUSION, PAINTS AND DYES PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY MARKET FORECAST
  • ENVIRONMENTAL
    • THE INDUSTRY
    • FORECAST THROUGH 2009
• Table 36 WORLDWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 41 WORLDWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 42 WORLDWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)
• Figure 42 (CONTINUED)
  • Critical Assumptions
  • FTIR Techniques Predominate
  • Contribution of Techniques Not Relying on Spectral Monitoring
  • CONCLUSION, ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY MARKET FORECAST
  • SEMICONDUCTORS
    • THE INDUSTRY
    • FORECAST THROUGH 2009
• Table 37 WORLDWIDE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 43 WORLDWIDE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 44 WORLDWIDE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)
• Figure 44 (CONTINUED)
  • Critical Assumptions
  • UV and Visible Techniques Predominate
  • Low Consumption of Near-Infrared
  • Semiconductor Industry Culture Offers Opportunities for Increased Raman Role
  • Revised Semiconductor Industry Forecast
• Table 38 WORLDWIDE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, REVISED, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 45 WORLDWIDE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, REVISED, 2009 (%)
• Figure 45 (CONTINUED)
  • CONCLUSION, SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY MARKET FORECAST
  • OTHER INDUSTRIES
• Table 39 ADDITIONAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY APPLICATIONS
  • "OTHER" APPLICATIONS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE
• Table 40 WORLDWIDE SALES INTO OTHER APPLICATIONS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 46 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET IN "OTHER" APPLICATIONS, BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)
• Figure 46 (CONTINUED)
  • CONCLUSION, MARKETS BY APPLICATION

APPLICATIONS MARKETS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE

• ULTRAVIOLET AND VISIBLE
  • SUMMARY BY APPLICATION TYPE
• Table 41 WORLDWIDE SALES OF UV AND VISIBLE MONITORS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 47 WORLDWIDE UV AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 48 WORLDWIDE UV AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2009 (%)
  • NEAR INFRARED
    • SUMMARY BY APPLICATION TYPE
• Table 42 WORLDWIDE SALES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 49 WORLDWIDE NEAR INFRARED INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 50 WORLDWIDE NEAR INFRARED INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2009 (%)
• Figure 50 (CONTINUED)
  • FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS
    • SUMMARY BY APPLICATION TYPE
• Table 43 WORLDWIDE SALES OF FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • FT-NIR Systems
• Table 44 WORLDWIDE SALES OF FT-NIR INSTRUMENTS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 51 WORLDWIDE FT-NIR INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 52 WORLDWIDE FT-NIR INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2009 (%)
• Figure 52 (CONTINUED)
  • FTIR Systems
• Table 45 WORLDWIDE SALES OF MID-INFRARED FTIR INSTRUMENTS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 53 WORLDWIDE MID-INFRARED FTIR INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 54 WORLDWIDE MID-INFRARED FTIR INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2009 (%)
  • RAMAN INSTRUMENTS
    • SUMMARY BY APPLICATION TYPE
• Table 46 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN INSTRUMENTS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 55 WORLDWIDE RAMAN INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 56 WORLDWIDE RAMAN INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2009 (%)

GOVERNMENT REGULATION

• A DRIVER FOR THE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY MARKET
• Table 47 APPLICATION AREAS AFFECTED BY GOVERNMENT REGULATION
  • REGULATORY EFFECTS IN APPLICATIONS AREAS
    • "High-profile" Issues and Monitoring
    • Offshore Manufacturing and Its Effect on Regulation-Driven Sales
    • Competition with Point-monitoring Techniques
    • Regulations Economic Effects
  • THE FDAS PAT INITIATIVE
    • PAT EFFECT ON MONITORS COVERING THE NEAR-INFRARED
• Table 48 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY THREE INSTRUMENT TYPES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 57 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET OF THREE INSTRUMENT TYPES, 2004 (%)
• Figure 58 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET OF THREE INSTRUMENT TYPES, 2009 (%)
• Figure 58 (CONTINUED)
  • CONCLUSION, THE PAT INITIATIVE
  • FOOD, AGRICULTURE, AND OTHER PRODUCTS
    • ADDITIONAL MONITORING AREAS
• Table 49 AREAS IDENTIFIED BY FDA WHICH REPRESENT POTENTIAL MONITORING MARKETS
  • ENFORCEMENT ISSUES
  • ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS
    • ENVIRONMENTAL INDUSTRY SALES THROUGH 2009
• Table 50 WORLDWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • CONCLUSION, GOVERNMENT REGULATION

TECHNOLOGY

• INTRODUCTION
• FUNDAMENTAL TECHNOLOGY AREAS
• Table 51 TECHNOLOGIES SUPPORTING PROCESS SPECTROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTATION
  • TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS
    • Chemometric Software Improvement
    • Computing Power Improvement and Decreasing Computer Costs
• Table 52 PERSONAL COMPUTER PRICES BY YEAR, 1998-2009 ($)
• Figure 59 PERSONAL COMPUTER PRICES BY YEAR, 1998-2009 ($)
• Table 53 UV/VIS SYSTEM PRICE DECREASE BY YEAR, 2000-2009 ($)
  • Increased Miniaturization of Spectrometers
  • Improvements in Optical Filters
  • Acousto-Optic Tunable Filters
  • Effect of Cost Decrease on Spectrometer Sales
• Table 54 AOTF SPECTROMETER PRICES AS A FUNCTION OF AOTF COSTS, 2004-2009 ($)
• Table 55 AOTF SPECTROMETER PRICES AS A FUNCTION OF AOTF COSTS WITH GREATER COST REDUCTIONS, 2004-2009 ($)
• Figure 60 SPECTROMETER PRICES AS A FUNCTION OF AOTF PRICE DECREASES, 2004-2009 (UNITS, $)
  • Holographic Notch Filters
  • MEMS Technology
• Table 56 WORLDWIDE PROCESS NIR, RAMAN, AND MEMS SPECTROMETER SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Near-Infrared Detector Technology
  • User-friendly Enhancements
  • TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CATEGORIES
• Table 57 TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT BY TYPE OF GROWTH
  • PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
• Table 58 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
  • HIGH END UV AND VISIBLE SYSTEMS
  • PORTABLE UV AND VISIBLE SYSTEMS
  • NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS
  • FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED
  • RAMAN SPECTROMETERS
  • PATENTS
    • PATENTS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE AND YEAR, 1999 - 2004
• Table 59 U. S. PATENTS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE AND YEAR, 1999-2004 (#)
  • Patents by Instrument Type
• Figure 61 PATENTS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004-2009 (#)
  • Patents by Year
• Table 60 U. S. PATENTS BY YEAR, 1999-2004 (#)
• Figure 62 U. S. PATENTS BY YEAR, 1999-2004 (#)
  • PATENTS BY COMPANY
• Table 61 U. S. PATENTS BY COMPANY 1999-2004 (#)
  • PATENTS BY APPLICATION
• Table 62 U. S. PATENTS BY APPLICATION 1999-2004 (#)
• Figure 63 PATENTS BY APPLICATION, 2004-2009 (%)
  • Chemical and Semiconductor Industries: Highest Number of Patents
  • Pharmaceutical Industry: Low Number of Patents
  • Petrochemical, Food, and Environmental
  • Remaining Applications Areas
  • Summary, Patents by Application
  • PATENTS BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION
• Table 63 U. S. PATENTS BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION 1999-2004 (#)
• Figure 64 PATENTS BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2004-2009 (#)
  • SUMMARY, PATENT SECTION

INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS

• A HIGHLY FRAGMENTED INDUSTRY
• COMPETITION BY INSTRUMENT CATEGORY
  • COMPETITION AND INSTRUMENT SOPHISTICATION
  • COMPETITION AND SPECTRAL REGION MONITORED
• Table 64 COMPETITION BY INSTRUMENT CATEGORY
  • Competition between NIR and Portable Raman
  • Lack of Competition between Portable Raman and High End Raman
  • Competition between High End and Lower Cost UV and Visible Instruments
  • PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY MARKET FORCES
    • MARKET DRIVERS
• Table 65 MARKET DRIVERS FOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY, 2004-2009
  • Complexity of Processes
  • Demand For User-Friendly Solutions
  • Increased Industry Fragmentation
  • Increased Company Consolidation
  • Consolidation Examples
  • Technological Innovation
  • Government Regulation
  • Offshoring of Manufacturing
  • FACTORS WORKING AGAINST GROWTH
    • A Conservative Approach to Change
    • Current Plant Configurations Favor Established Techniques
    • Saturation in Western Markets
• Table 66 MARKET FORCES AFFECTING PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY TYPE, 2004-2009
  • VENDORS AND INSTRUMENT TYPE
• Table 67 NUMBER OF VENDORS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (#)
• Figure 65 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY VENDORS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)
• Figure 66 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY VENDORS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS AS ONE CATEGORY, 2004 (%)
  • VENDORS AND GEOGRAPHICAL REGION
• Table 68 NUMBER OF VENDORS BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2004 (#)
• Figure 67 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY VENDORS BY GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION, 2004 (%)

INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS

• A GLOBAL INDUSTRY
• APPARENT CONSUMPTION
• Table 69 APPARENT U. S. CONSUMPTION OF ANALYTICAL LABORATORY EQUIPMENT, 2003-2004 ($ MILLIONS)
  • CRITICAL ASSUMPTIONS
    • Export and Import Percentages
• Table 70 U. S. IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY EQUIPMENT, EXPRESSED AS PERCENTAGES OF PRODUCTION (%)
  • U.S. Production of Process Spectroscopic Equipment, Through 2009
• Table 71 U. S. PRODUCTION OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY EQUIPMENT BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • U. S. Production Percentages Used in Forecast
• Table 72 PERCENTAGES OF U. S. PRODUCTION OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS, BY TYPE, THROUGH 2009 (%)
  • Explanation of U.S. Percentages
  • U.S. APPARENT CONSUMPTION
• Table 73 APPARENT U.S. CONSUMPTION OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • PRODUCTION BY REGION
• Table 74 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY EQUIPMENT PRODUCTION BY REGION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
  • SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPING ECONOMY MARKETS FOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY EXPORTS
• Table 75 SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPING ECONOMY MARKETS FOR U.S. ANALYTICAL LABORATORY EQUIPMENT EXPORTS, 2004 ($ MILLIONS)
  • MAJOR PRODUCERS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES
• Table 76 MAJOR VENDORS OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTATION LOCATED OUTSIDE THE U.S.

MAJOR COMPANIES AND MARKET SHARE

• MARKET SHARES
  • UV AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENTS
• Table 77 COMPANY MARKET SHARES FOR UV AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENTS, 2004 (%)
  • NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS
• Table 78 COMPANY MARKET SHARES FOR NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS, 2004 (%)
  • FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS
• Table 79 COMPANY MARKET SHARES FOR FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS, 2004 (%)
  • RAMAN INSTRUMENTS
• Table 80 COMPANY MARKET SHARES FOR RAMAN INSTRUMENTS, 2004 (%)
  • SELECTED COMPANY PROFILES
    • ABB CORP.
    • APPLIED ANALYTICS
    • BRIMROSE CORP. OF AMERICA
    • BRUKER OPTICS
    • BUHLER AG
    • CLAIRET SCIENTIFIC, LTD.
    • FOSS ANALYTICAL
    • FOSS NIRSYSTEMS, INC.
    • GUIDED WAVE, INC.
    • HAMILTON SUNDSTRAND
    • HONEYWELL PROCESS SOLUTIONS
    • HORIBA INSTRUMENTS, INC.
    • LT INDUSTRIES
    • OCEAN OPTICS
    • RAMAN SYSTEMS, INC.
    • THERMO ELECTRON CORPORATION
    • VARIAN, INC.
    • YOKOGAWA CORP.

APPENDIX

• Table 81 COMPANY NAMES, ADDRESS, AND PRODUCTS
• Table 81 (CONTINUED)
• Table 81 (CONTINUED)
• Table 81 (CONTINUED)

LIST OF TABLES

Summary Table:
WORLDWIDE SALES OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION MARKET, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 1 SOME KEY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY CONCEPTS

Table 2 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ISSUES

Table 3 WORLDWIDE SALES OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION BY TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 4 WORLDWIDE SALES OF ULTRAVIOLET AND VISIBLE MONITORS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 5 WORLDWIDE UV/VIS SPECTROMETER SALES BY COST CATEGORY, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 6 WORLDWIDE SALES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 7 WORLDWIDE SALES PERCENTAGES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS BY PRICE CATEGORY, 2004 (%)

Table 8 FACTORS EXPECTED TO INFLUENCE NIR INSTRUMENT COST, 2004 THROUGH 2009

Table 9 WORLDWIDE SALES PERCENTAGES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS BY PRICE CATEGORY, 2009 (%)

Table 10 WORLDWIDE SALES OF NIR ANALYZERS AND TOTAL MARKET SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 11 WORLDWIDE SALES OF FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS AND TOTAL MARKET SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 12 WORLDWIDE SALES OF FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 13 WORLDWIDE SALES OF FT-NIR AND NIR ANALYZERS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 14 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN SPECTROMETERS AND TOTAL MARKET SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 15 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN SPECTROMETERS AND NIR ANALYZERS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 16 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN SPECTROMETERS AND FT-NIR SYSTEMS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 17 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN SPECTROMETERS EXPRESSED AS A PERCENTAGE OF FT-NIR SALES, THROUGH 2009 (%)

Table 18 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN SPECTROMETERS COMPARED TO SALES OF NIR AND FT-NIR COMBINED, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 19 WORLDWIDE SALES OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 20 INDUSTRY GROWTH RATES USED IN SALES FORECASTS (%)

Table 21 SUMMARY OF CRITICAL ASSUMPTIONS FOR APPLICATIONS FORECAST, 2004-2009

Table 22 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 23 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES, INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 24 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 25 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, WITH NIR AND FT-NIR COMBINED, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 26 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 27 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 28 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL AND REFINING PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 29 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL AND REFINING PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 30 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 31 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 32 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES, COMBINED NEAR-INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 33 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE WITH UV/VIS SEGMENTATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 34 WORLDWIDE PAINT AND DYE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 35 WORLDWIDE PAINT AND DYE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, REVISED, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 36 WORLDWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 37 WORLDWIDE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 38 WORLDWIDE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, REVISED, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 39 ADDITIONAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY APPLICATIONS

Table 40 WORLDWIDE SALES INTO OTHER APPLICATIONS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 41 WORLDWIDE SALES OF UV AND VISIBLE MONITORS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 42 WORLDWIDE SALES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 43 WORLDWIDE SALES OF FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 44 WORLDWIDE SALES OF FT-NIR INSTRUMENTS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 45 WORLDWIDE SALES OF MID-INFRARED FTIR INSTRUMENTS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 46 WORLDWIDE SALES OF RAMAN INSTRUMENTS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 47 APPLICATION AREAS AFFECTED BY GOVERNMENT REGULATION

Table 48 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY THREE INSTRUMENT TYPES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 49 AREAS IDENTIFIED BY FDA WHICH REPRESENT POTENTIAL MONITORING MARKETS

Table 50 WORLDWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 51 TECHNOLOGIES SUPPORTING PROCESS SPECTROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTATION

Table 52 PERSONAL COMPUTER PRICES BY YEAR, 1998-2009 ($)

Table 53 UV/VIS SYSTEM PRICE DECREASE BY YEAR, 2000-2009 ($)

Table 54 AOTF SPECTROMETER PRICES AS A FUNCTION OF AOTF COSTS, 2004-2009 ($)

Table 55 AOTF SPECTROMETER PRICES AS A FUNCTION OF AOTF COSTS WITH GREATER COST REDUCTIONS, 2004-2009 ($)

Table 56 WORLDWIDE PROCESS NIR, RAMAN, AND MEMS SPECTROMETER SALES BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 57 TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT BY TYPE OF GROWTH

Table 58 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS

Table 59 U. S. PATENTS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE AND YEAR, 1999-2004 (#)

Table 60 U. S. PATENTS BY YEAR, 1999-2004 (#)

Table 61 U. S. PATENTS BY COMPANY 1999-2004 (#)

Table 62 U. S. PATENTS BY APPLICATION 1999-2004 (#)

Table 63 U. S. PATENTS BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION 1999-2004 (#)

Table 64 COMPETITION BY INSTRUMENT CATEGORY

Table 65 MARKET DRIVERS FOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY, 2004-2009

Table 66 MARKET FORCES AFFECTING PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SALES BY TYPE, 2004-2009

Table 67 NUMBER OF VENDORS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (#)

Table 68 NUMBER OF VENDORS BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2004 (#)

Table 69 APPARENT U. S. CONSUMPTION OF ANALYTICAL LABORATORY EQUIPMENT, 2003-2004 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 70 U. S. IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY EQUIPMENT, EXPRESSED AS PERCENTAGES OF PRODUCTION (%)

Table 71 U. S. PRODUCTION OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY EQUIPMENT BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 72 PERCENTAGES OF U. S. PRODUCTION OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS, BY TYPE, THROUGH 2009 (%)

Table 73 APPARENT U.S. CONSUMPTION OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 74 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY EQUIPMENT PRODUCTION BY REGION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 75 SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPING ECONOMY MARKETS FOR U.S. ANALYTICAL LABORATORY EQUIPMENT EXPORTS, 2004 ($ MILLIONS)

Table 76 MAJOR VENDORS OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTATION LOCATED OUTSIDE THE U.S.

Table 77 COMPANY MARKET SHARES FOR UV AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENTS, 2004 (%)

Table 78 COMPANY MARKET SHARES FOR NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS, 2004 (%)

Table 79 COMPANY MARKET SHARES FOR FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS, 2004 (%)

Table 80 COMPANY MARKET SHARES FOR RAMAN INSTRUMENTS, 2004 (%)

Table 81 COMPANY NAMES, ADDRESS, AND PRODUCTS  

LIST OF FIGURES

Summary Figure:
WORLDWIDE SALES OF PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENTATION MARKET, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Figure 1 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INDUSTRY CONCEPT

Figure 2 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 3 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2005 (%)

Figure 4 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 5 WORLDWIDE UV AND VISIBLE SPECTROMETER SALES, 2004-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Figure 6 WORLDWIDE UV/VIS/NIR DEVICE SALES, 2004-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Figure 7 WORLDWIDE COMBINED SALES OF UV/VIS SPECTROMETER AND UV/VIS/NIR INSTRUMENT CATEGORIES, 2004-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Figure 8 WORLDWIDE ULTRAVIOLET AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 9 WORLDWIDE ULTRAVIOLET AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 10 WORLDWIDE SALES PERCENTAGES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS BY PRICE CATEGORY, 2004 (%)

Figure 11 WORLDWIDE SALES PERCENTAGES OF NEAR INFRARED ANALYZERS BY PRICE CATEGORY, 2009 (%)

Figure 12 WORLDWIDE NIR SALES AND TOTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET, 2004 (%)

Figure 13 WORLDWIDE NIR SALES AND TOTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET, 2005 (%)

Figure 14 WORLDWIDE NIR SALES AND TOTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET, 2009 (%)

Figure 15 WORLDWIDE FOURIER TRANSFORM SALES RELATIVE TO SALES OF OTHER INSTRUMENTS, 2004 (%)

Figure 16 WORLDWIDE FOURIER TRANSFORM SALES RELATIVE TO SALES OF OTHER INSTRUMENTS, 2009 (%)

Figure 17 WORLDWIDE FT-NIR AND NIR SHARE OF THE MARKET, 2004 (%)

Figure 18 WORLDWIDE FT-NIR AND NIR SHARE OF THE MARKET, 2009 (%)

Figure 19 WORLDWIDE RAMAN SALES RELATIVE TO SALES OF OTHER INSTRUMENTS, 2004 (%)

Figure 20 WORLDWIDE RAMAN SHARE OF THE MARKET RELATIVE TO OTHER INSTRUMENTS, 2009 (%)

Figure 21 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY APPLICATION, 2004 (%)

Figure 22 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY INSTRUMENT MARKET SHARE BY APPLICATION, 2009 (%)

Figure 23 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 24 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 25 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET, INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, 2004 (%)

Figure 26 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET, INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, 2009 (%)

Figure 27 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET, COMBINED NEAR-INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, 2004 (%)

Figure 28 WORLDWIDE CHEMICAL AND POLYMER PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET, COMBINED NEAR-INFRARED AND OTHER TECHNIQUES, 2009 (%)

Figure 29 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 30 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 31 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, 2004 (%)

Figure 32 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, 2009 (%)

Figure 33 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 34 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 35 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, 2004 (%)

Figure 36 WORLDWIDE PETROCHEMICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE INCLUDING FT-NIR, 2009 (%)

Figure 37 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 38 WORLDWIDE FOOD AND DAIRY PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 39 WORLDWIDE PAINT AND DYE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 40 WORLDWIDE PAINT AND DYE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 41 WORLDWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 42 WORLDWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 43 WORLDWIDE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 44 WORLDWIDE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 45 WORLDWIDE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, REVISED, 2009 (%)

Figure 46 WORLDWIDE PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET IN "OTHER" APPLICATIONS, BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 47 WORLDWIDE UV AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 48 WORLDWIDE UV AND VISIBLE INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 49 WORLDWIDE NEAR INFRARED INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 50 WORLDWIDE NEAR INFRARED INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 51 WORLDWIDE FT-NIR INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 52 WORLDWIDE FT-NIR INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 53 WORLDWIDE MID-INFRARED FTIR INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 54 WORLDWIDE MID-INFRARED FTIR INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 55 WORLDWIDE RAMAN INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 56 WORLDWIDE RAMAN INSTRUMENT SHARE OF THE MARKET BY APPLICATION TYPE, 2009 (%)

Figure 57 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET OF THREE INSTRUMENT TYPES, 2004 (%)

Figure 58 WORLDWIDE PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY SHARE OF THE MARKET OF THREE INSTRUMENT TYPES, 2009 (%)

Figure 59 PERSONAL COMPUTER PRICES BY YEAR, 1998-2009 ($)

Figure 60 SPECTROMETER PRICES AS A FUNCTION OF AOTF PRICE DECREASES, 2004-2009 (UNITS, $)

Figure 61 PATENTS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004-2009 (#)

Figure 62 U. S. PATENTS BY YEAR, 1999-2004 (#)

Figure 63 PATENTS BY APPLICATION, 2004-2009 (%)

Figure 64 PATENTS BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2004-2009 (#)

Figure 65 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY VENDORS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, 2004 (%)

Figure 66 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY VENDORS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE, FOURIER TRANSFORM INSTRUMENTS AS ONE CATEGORY, 2004 (%)

Figure 67 PROCESS SPECTROSCOPY VENDORS BY GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION, 2004 (%)