Abstract
Databeans separates the general communications segment into wired and wireless
sectors. When separated from wired, wireless is the second largest
semiconductor segment by revenue behind the computer market with $59.9 billion
projected for 2010. This is also the strongest growing market overall, with a
compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11 percent projected over the next five
years reaching $101 billion by 2015.
Supplier competition in the wireless semiconductor market is intense with many
companies developing exclusively for specific original equipment manufacturers
(OEMS) and smaller firms receiving major design wins all of the time. The
leaders in sales for this market are suppliers like Qualcomm, which
specifically produces products for the wireless industry. Also included are
large exclusive semiconductor manufacturers such as Texas Instruments and
STMicroelectronics who also produce chips for consumer, industrial, computer,
and other markets in addition to wireless Ics.
Databeans divides these semiconductors into two distinct groupings. The first
includes all general purpose or multi-market semiconductors that are designed
using a “standard cell” approach and can be found in numerous
markets and products outside of the wireless industry. This is currently the
larger of the two segments with $33.1 billion in projected 2010 revenue and
strong average annual growth of 14 percent over the forecasted period. Growth
here will continue to exceed the specialized side of this market, due to the
greater integration of components and increased manufacturing efficiencies
seen with those products destined for wireless applications exclusively.
Wireless specific semiconductor products include wireless discretes (RF small
signal transistors, RF power transistors, and RF diodes), RF analog (power
amplifiers, transceivers, and low noise amplifiers), digital baseband
products, and special purpose wireless microcontrollers. In 2010 the wireless
specific IC segment will reach $26.8 billion in global revenue and will
continue to grow at an average rate of 8 percent annually over the next five
years. While this segment will not grow as quickly as multi-market, it will
continue to provide suppliers with a variety of new growth opportunities.
ABOUT DATABEANS
Databeans, Inc., headquartered in Reno, Nevada, USA, is an
internationally recognized market research firm focused on the semiconductor
and electronics industry. Databeans publishes over 50 market research reports
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Table of Contents
- Significant Findings
- Introduction
- Semiconductors used in Wireless
- Regional Forecast
- Americas
- Europe
- Japan
- China
- Other Asia
- Application Consumption Analysis
- Mobile Handsets
- Infrastructure
- Short Range Wireless
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth
- ZigBee
- Other Wireless
- Semiconductor Product Forecast for Wireless
- Wireless Analog
- Standard Analog
- DSP
- Memory
- Supplier Market Share
- Qualcomm
- Texas Instruments
- Samsung
- STMicroelectronics
- MediaTek
- Numonyx
- Broadcom
- Infineon Technologies
- Freescale Semiconductor
- Toshiba
- Databeans Market and Product Segmentation Definitions
- Market Segmentation
- Product Segmentation
Table of Figures
- Figure 1: Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
- Figure 2: 2010 Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Share by Market Segment
- Figure 3: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
- Figure 4: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Market Forecast (Revenue,
Units, and ASPs)
- Figure 5: Worldwide Wireless Multi-market Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
by Product
- Figure 6: 2010 Worldwide Wireless Multi-market Semiconductor Revenue Share
by Product
- Figure 7: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Product
- Figure 8: 2010 Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Share by Product
- Figure 9: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Region
- Figure 10: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Share by
Region
- Figure 11: Americas Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
- Figure 12: Europe Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
- Figure 13: Japan Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
- Figure 14: China Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
- Figure 15: Other Asia Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
- Figure 16: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by
Application Market
- Figure 17: 2010 Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Share by
Application Market
- Figure 18: Worldwide Mobile Handset Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
- Figure 19: 2010 Worldwide Mobile Handset Semiconductor Revenue Share by
Product
- Figure 20: Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
- Figure 21: 2010 Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Semiconductor Revenue
Share by Product
- Figure 22: Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Equipment Revenue Forecast
- Figure 23: Worldwide Wireless Short Range Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
by Product
- Figure 24: 2010 Worldwide Wireless Short Range Semiconductor Revenue Share
by Product
- Figure 25: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
- Figure 26: 2010 Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Share by Product
- Figure 27: Worldwide Wireless Analog Revenue Forecast by Product
- Figure 28: 2010 Worldwide Wireless Analog Revenue Share by Product
- Figure 29: Worldwide Wireless Standard Analog Revenue Forecast by Product
- Figure 30: 2010 Worldwide Wireless Standard Analog Revenue Share by Product
- Figure 31: Worldwide Wireless DSP Revenue Forecast by Product
- Figure 32: 2010 Worldwide Wireless DSP Revenue Share by Product
- Figure 33: Worldwide Wireless Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
- Figure 34: 2010 Worldwide Wireless Memory Revenue Share by Product
- Figure 35: 2009 Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Share by Supplier
- Figure 36: 2009 Worldwide Wireless ASSP Revenue Share by Supplier
- Figure 37: 2009 Worldwide Mobile Phone ASSP Revenue Share by Supplier
Table of Tables
- Table 1: Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
- Table 2: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Market Forecast (Revenue, Units,
and ASPs)
- Table 3: Worldwide Wireless Multi-market Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by
Product
- Table 4: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Product
- Table 5: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Region
- Table 6: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application
Market
- Table 7: Worldwide Mobile Handset Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Product
- Table 8: Worldwide Mobile Handset Revenue Forecast by Type
- Table 9: Worldwide Mobile Handset Unit Shipment Forecast by Type
- Table 10: Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
by Product
- Table 11: Worldwide Wireless Short Range Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by
Product
- Table 12: Worldwide Short Range Wireless Application Revenue Forecast
- Table 13: Worldwide Short Range Wireless Application Shipment Forecast
- Table 14: Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Product
- Table 15: Worldwide Wireless Analog Revenue Forecast by Product
- Table 16: Worldwide Wireless Standard Analog Revenue Forecast by Product
- Table 17: Worldwide Wireless DSP Revenue Forecast by Product
- Table 18: Worldwide Wireless Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
- Table 19: 2009 and 2008 Worldwide Wireless Semiconductor Revenue Share by
Supplier
- Table 20: 2009 and 2008 Worldwide Wireless ASSP Revenue Share by Supplier
- Table 21: 2009 and 2008 Worldwide Mobile Phone ASSP Revenue Share by
Supplier