矽MEMS發振器：全球技術、產業、市場分析

矽MEMS發振器：全球技術、產業、市場分析 是由出版商Innovative Research and Products (iRAP), Inc.在2009年02月所出版的。 這份英文市場調查報告書包含99 Pages 價格從美金2950起跳。

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Abstract

Micro-electromechanical system (MEMS) oscillators are not only smaller than conventional oscillators, but also they can respond quicker and more accurately, because of the smaller distances in use. Moreover, producing them in large batches is inexpensive. The extension of lithography methods and development of new micromachining techniques have allowed the production of freely moving micromechanical parts.

Quartz crystals are currently used for most high performance systems, but they are not economical when used as clocks for integrated circuits (ICs) due to their separate and costly hermetic packaging requirements. With micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS), vibrating mechanical devices and wafer-level vacuum packages can be manufactured with conventional semiconductor technologies. This iRAP market analysis report highlights the shift from quartz to MEMS and illustrates how designers could optimize products to save time and money

Current frequency control and timing products in the market are based on the use of resonators made of non-silicon materials, such as quartz crystal, ceramic and surface acoustic wave (SAW) devices. As ICs continue to shrink, these non-silicon resonators, unfortunately, do not follow the same Moore' s Law for miniaturization and ultimately restrict the ability to reduce the overall IC system size and cost. In comparison, MEMS oscillators made using a complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) silicon process are much smaller and easier to integrate.

The idea of abandoning quartz oscillators for silicon ones is not new. Researchers at Stanford University, University of Michigan and the University of California, Berkeley have been working on the technology for decades. For the most part, however, the quality of these silicon systems has not matched that of quartz. In recent years, though, advances in the fabrication of micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) have made high-quality silicon oscillators more practical.

When a quartz crystal is fabricated, it is designed to resonate at a single frequency throughout its lifetime. Changing the function of the quartz clock from one that operates a cell phone to one that runs a high-definition television, for example, requires fabricating an entirely different batch of crystals operating at different frequencies. The high levels of miniaturization achieved by MEMS technology allows a cost-effective solution of having high-Q resonators operating at different frequencies to be simultaneously fabricated within the same device “footprint.” Selection of the desired frequency is subsequently achieved using software.

Additionally, quartz crystal, ceramic and SAW devices are produced through a fairly labor intensive process, wherein each device has to be finely tuned to achieve the desired resonance frequency characteristics. The MEMS oscillator fabrication approach, on the other hand, brings about the economies-of-scale achieved by using the mass-manufacturing capabilities of modern CMOS semiconductor fabrication.

There are several companies involved in making MEMS oscillators a reality for electronics device manufacturers who have been waiting for a reliable, scalable and low-cost alternative to quartz oscillators. Exciting market possibilities exist for MEMS oscillators in new product areas such as frequency control, smart sensors, filters and hybrid solutions for commercial, military and space applications.

The MEMS solution, leverages several decades of development that have created a mature silicon integrated circuit industry. Fabrication techniques are well understood and tuned, with established ISO-certified processes resulting in highly-repeatable, high-yield manufacturing. This strong industry foundation has created an opportunity for emerging MEMS oscillator companies - mainly innovative startups such as SiTime and Discera - to gain considerable ground in creating a new market. Last but not least, MEMS technologies, by virtue of their small size are also extremely rugged and well-suited to low-jitter applications such as in military and aerospace equipment, where resistance to shock and vibration is at a premium.

REPORT SUMMARY

Frequency references and oscillators are essential components for a broad range of applications. They are central to all electronics, which is a big, fragmented market (in 2007, more than an estimated 10 billion quartz crystals and oscillators were manufactured). Frequency generators are integral components of all electronics and systems that need to communicate data.

Integrating MEMS devices on the ASIC chip is one of the attractive features of silicon MEMS resonators. There are three possible approaches to the integration of MEMS devices with Si ICs. Hybrid integration involves co-packaging of MEMS chips and SIC chips that have been separately fabricated and optimized for performance. Alternate approaches include direct fabrication of the MEMS devices on the IC chip or vice versa, direct fabrication of the CMOS integrated circuits on the MEMS device chip. By adopting a wafer-scale integrated fabrication approach, one can lower the cost of the ultimate product. Till now, the first approach has been found to be the most cost efficient.

The basic idea of using MEMS technology is to be able to microfabricate a resonator or an array of resonators and subsequently adapt the resonance frequency to the desired specification. The resonator is a fundamental building block of the MEMS oscillator. Microfabrication allows the resonator to be very small, and the manufacturing process is amenable to achieve complete integration with the IC driver circuits and linked passive elements on a single chip.

The potential for smaller footprint components and resistance to electromagnetic interference also supports new cell phone designs, for example. Moreover, MEMS oscillators meet price points set by crystal oscillators by leveraging established high-volume silicon manufacturing processes. This combination of size, performance, functionality and low cost is highly desirable for OEMs and consumers alike.

Major findings of this report

• MEMS resonator companies will evolve to ultimately become time module companies, taking market share away from quartz crystal oscillator manufacturers and silicon timing device manufacturers. They will target applications where the size and degree of integration are key, leading to the ultimate usage of MEMS oscillators in almost all portable systems like PDAs, camcorders and MP3 players.
• The global silicon MEMS oscillators industry is characterized by about a dozen companies and institutions involved as device developers and manufacturers.
• The 2007 global market for MEMS oscillators is still small to the tune of $5.2 million in 2008. However, it is expected to grow at very fast pace to reach $217 million by 2013 with an average annual growth rate (AAGR) of about 111%.
• Computers and networking will have the largest share in 2008 - as much as 60%.
• By 2013, consumer and communications products will take over the lead, at a 55% share of the market, because of the segment' s large growth rate, as much as 125% AAGR from 2008 to 2013.

SCOPE AND FORMAT

The market data contained in this report quantifies opportunities for MEMS oscillators. In addition to product types, it also covers the many issues concerning the merits and future prospects of the MEMS oscillators business, including corporate strategies, information technologies, and the means for providing these highly advanced products and service offerings. It also covers in detail the economic and technological issues regarded by many as critical to the industry' s current state of change. The report provides a review of the MEMS oscillators industry, its structure, and the companies involved in providing these products. The competitive position of the main players in the MEMS oscillators market and the strategic options they face are also discussed, as well as such competitive factors as marketing, distribution and operations.

The qualitative and quantitative judgments embodied in this report are a valuable contribution to the current knowledge of silicon MEMS oscillators. Moreover, this study has been conducted at a vital stage when large use of these devices are expected in computer, networking, consumer and communications industries.

This study will benefit the existing users of crystal oscillators such as electronic circuit manufacturers of hand-held electronic consumer products (such as mobile phones and laptops), who seek to lower costs by replacing crystal oscillators with MEMS oscillators, which are positioned to become a preferred solution for many types of consumer and communication applications.

This study provides a technical overview of the MEMS oscillators, especially recent technology developments and existing barriers. Therefore, audiences for this study include marketing executives, business unit managers and other decision makers in companies producing mobile phones, digi-cams, camcorders and laptops, as well as those in companies peripheral to these businesses.

This report is directed to various types of companies that are interested in the developments in this field, such as:

• companies involved in the development, manufacturing and supplying of electronic devices;
• manufacturers of MEMS devices;
• manufacturers and suppliers of piezoelectric elements and devices;
• manufacturers of telecommunication equipment and cellular telephones, digi-cams, camcorders and laptops;
• companies involved in smart materials, nanotechnology and MEMS devices;
• manufacturers of advanced materials and electronic components interested in diversification; and
• venture capital companies, angel investors and financial institutions interested in new and emerging investments.

METHODOLOGY

The research methodology was qualitative in nature and employed a progressive three-phase approach, for guaranteeing the ultimate validity of the findings. Initially, a comprehensive and exhaustive search of the literature on MEMS oscillators was conducted. These secondary sources included journals and related books, trade literature, marketing literature, other product/promotional literature, annual reports, MEMS oscillators' analyst reports, and other publications. A patent search and analysis was also conducted.

In a second phase, semi-structured fact-finding email correspondence was conducted with marketing executives, product sales engineers, international sales managers, application engineers, and other personnel of the MEMS oscillators companies. Other sources included micro-electromechanical system society magazines published by organizations in the U.S. and Germany, academics, technology suppliers, technical experts, trade association officials, government officials, and consulting companies. These were a rich source of data. Subsequent analysis of the documents and interview notes was iterative.

The final step in the data gathering and validation process included techniques such as preliminary research, fill-gap research, historical analysis of end-user markets and supply chain/raw materials, data consolidation, cross linking, variance determination projections, variance factorization and confirmatory primary research.

Table of Contents

• INTRODUCTION
  • STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES
  • REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
  • CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE STUDY
  • SCOPE AND FORMAT
  • METHODOLOGY
  • INFORMATION SOURCES
  • WHOM THE STUDY CATERS TO
  • AUTHOR' S CREDENTIALS
    • AUTHOR' S CREDENTIALS (CONTINUED)

• EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
  • EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (CONTINUED)
• SUMMARY TABLE SUMMARY OF GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY MARKET DOMAIN THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
• SUMMARY FIGURE SUMMARY OF GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY MARKET DOMAIN THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)

• INDUSTRY AND TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW
  • INDUSTRY AND TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW (CONTINUED)
  • INDUSTRY AND TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW (CONTINUED)
  • INDUSTRY AND TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW (CONTINUED)
    • FIGURE 1. EXAMPLE OF COMPLEXITY OF FREQUENCY MANAGEMENT
• MEMS OSCILLATOR BASICS
  • MEMS OSCILLATOR BASICS (CONTINUED)
    • TABLE 1. COMPARISON OF OSCILLATORS BY TECHNOLOGIES
• MATERIALS
• DIFFERENT STRUCTURES OF MEMS RESONATORS
  • TABLE 2. MEMS RESONATOR STRUCTURES COMMERCIALIZED IN 2008
• PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS OF A TYPICAL OSCILLATOR
  • TABLE 3. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS
  • TABLE 3. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS(CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 4. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS AND ACHIEVABLE VALUES IN MEMS OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 4. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS AND ACHIEVABLE VALUES IN MEMS OSCILLATORS (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 4. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS AND ACHIEVABLE VALUES IN MEMS OSCILLATORS (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 4. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS AND ACHIEVABLE VALUES IN MEMS OSCILLATORS (CONTINUED)
• Q FACTOR OF MEMS OSCILLATORS
• MEMS OSCILLATOR ELECTRIC CIRUIT DETAILS
• FREQUENCY TRIMMING PROCEDURES IN MEMS OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 5. COMPARISON OF FREQUENCY TRIMMING TECHNIQUES
• LASER TRIMMING
• ELECTRONIC FREQUENCY COMPENSATION
• FABRICATION AND INTEGRATION OF CMOS AND MEMS RESONATORS TO CREATE OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 6. TECHNOLOGIES USED BY MANUFACTURERS OF SURFACE MOUNTABLE, CHIP-SIZE PACKAGE MEMS OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 7. EXPLANATION OF TECHNICAL TERMS FOR PACKAGING MICRO-ELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS BASED OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 8. EXPLANATION OF TECHNICAL TERMS FOR MANUFACTURING MEMSBASED OSCILLATORS
• MEMS OSCILLATOR PRODUCT CATEGORIES
• CLOCK OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 9. FREQUENCY REFERENCES IN COMPUTER BUSES (> 1-133 MHZ)
• CLOCK OSCILLATORS (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 10. FREQUENCY REFERENCES IN CPU (>1-3600 MHZ)
  • TABLE 11. FREQUENCY REFERENCES USED IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS PRODUCTS (> 1-500 MHZ)
• CLOCK GENERATORS
  • TABLE 12. DESIRED FREQUENCY ACCURACIES IN WIRELESS SYSTEMS
  • TABLE 13. COMMONLY USED CLOCK FREQUENCIES
  • TABLE 13. COMMONLY USED CLOCK FREQUENCIES (CONTINUED)
• REAL-TIME CLOCKS
• MEMS OSCILLATOR APPLICATIONS AND MARKETS
• COMPUTERS AND NETWORKING MARKET DOMAIN
  • TABLE 14. APPLICATIONS OF MEMS OSCILLATORS IN THE COMPUTER AND NETWORKING MARKET DOMAIN
• CONSUMER AND COMMUNICATION PRODUCTS MARKET DOMAIN
  • TABLE 15. APPLICATIONS OF MEMS OSCILLATORS IN CONSUMER AND COMMUNICATION PRODCUTS MARKET DOMAIN
• MEMS OSCILLATOR MARKET PENETRATION AND CHALLENGES
• TECHNICAL BARRIERS
• TECHNICAL BARRIERS (CONTINUED)
• COMMERCIAL BARRIERS
• COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE PRODUCTS
  • TABLE 16. TYPICAL SIZES OF MEMS OSCILLATOR DEVICES AND EQUIVALENT CONVENTIONAL QUARTZ CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR MAKES USED IN MARKET IN 2008
  • TABLE 16. TYPICAL SIZES OF MEMS OSCILLATOR DEVICES AND EQUIVALENT CONVENTIONAL QUARTZ CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR MAKES USED IN MARKET IN 2008 (CONTINUED)
• EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES AND DEVELOPMENTS IN MEMS OSCILLATORS
  • QUARTZ MEMS
  • NEW MARKET ENTRANTS
  • MICRO-RESONATORS
  • NANO-RESONATORS
  • OTHER DEVELOPMENTS

• GLOBAL MARKETS FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS
  • MARKET BY PRODUCT CATEGORY
    • CLOCK OSCILLATORS
    • REAL-TIME CLOCKS
      • TABLE 17. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY PRODUCT CATEGORY, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLION)
      • FIGURE 2. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY PRODUCT CATEGORY THROUGH 2013
  • MARKET BY TECHNOLOGY
    • TABLE 18. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY TECHNOLOGY, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
    • FIGURE 3. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY TECHNOLOGY, 2008 AND 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
  • MARKET BY DOMAIN
    • TABLE 19. SUMMARY OF GLOBAL MARKET OF MEMS OSCILLATORS, BY MARKET DOMAIN, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
    • FIGURE 4. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY MARKET DOMAIN, 2008 AND 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
  • MARKET BY REGION
  • MARKET BY REGION (CONTINUED)
    • TABLE 20. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY REGION, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
    • FIGURE 5. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY REGION, 2008 AND 2013 ($ MILLIONS)

• INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND MARKET DYNAMICS
• MARKET DYNAMICS
• STATUS OF TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
  • SITIME CORP.
  • DISCERA, INC.
  • SILICON CLOCKS
• FOUNDRIES SPECIFIC TO MEMS OSCILLATORS
• COMPETITION
  • COMPETITION (CONTINUED)
• MERGER DEALS
  • TABLE 21. ALLIANCE/PARTNERSHIP/ACQUISITION DEALS AMONG MANUFACTURERS OF MEMS OSCILLATORS FROM 2003 TO 2008

• PATENTS AND PATENT ANALYSIS
• LIST OF PATENTS GRANTED
  • MEMS OSCILLATOR DRIVE
  • TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION FOR SILICON MEMS RESONATOR
  • FABRICATION OF ADVANCED SILICON-BASED MEMS DEVICES
  • METHOD FOR THE CLOSURE OF OPENINGS IN A FILM
  • TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED MEMS RESONATOR AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING RESONATOR FREQUENCY
  • MEMS RESONATOR ARRAY STRUCTURE AND METHOD OF OPERATING AND USING SAME
  • FREQUENCY AND/OR PHASE COMPENSATED MICRO-ELECTROMECHANICAL OSCILLATOR
  • METHOD FOR ADJUSTING THE FREQUENCY OF A MEMS RESONATOR
  • FREQUENCY AND/OR PHASE COMPENSATED
  • MICRO-ELECTROMECHANICAL OSCILLATOR
  • TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION FOR SILICON MEMS RESONATOR
  • METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR GENERATING A TEMPERATURE COMPENSATED CONTROL SIGNAL
  • TEMPERATURE COMPENSATED OSCILLATOR INCLUDING MEMS RESONATOR FOR FREQUENCY CONTROL
  • HIGH-Q MICROMECHANICAL RESONATOR DEVICES AND FILTERS UTILIZING SAME
  • METHOD OF FABRICATING SILICON-BASED MEMS DEVICES
  • WAFER LEVEL PACKAGING TECHNIQUE FOR MICRODEVICES
  • METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR FREQUENCY TUNING OF A MICROMECHANICAL RESONATOR
  • METHOD FOR ADJUSTING THE FREQUENCY OF A MEMS RESONATOR
  • TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION FOR SILICON MEMS RESONATOR
  • TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED MEMS RESONATOR AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING RESONATOR FREQUENCY
  • TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION FOR SILICON MEMS RESONATOR
  • FREQUENCY AND/OR PHASE COMPENSATED MICRO-ELECTROMECHANICAL OSCILLATOR
  • WAFER LEVEL MEMS PACKAGING
  • MEMS RESONATOR AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME
  • RADIAL BULK ANNULAR RESONATOR USING MEMS TECHNOLOGY
  • METHOD FOR PRODUCING MICROMACHINED DEVICES AND DEVICES OBTAINED THEREOF
  • MEMS RESONATORS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING MEMS RESONATORS
  • REDUCED SIZE, LOW LOSS MEMS TORSIONAL HINGES AND MEMS RESONATORS EMPLOYING SUCH HINGES
  • TUNABLE MEMS RESONATOR AND METHOD FOR TUNING
  • FREQUENCY SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS AND OPTIMUM DESIGN FOR MEMS RESONATOR
• PATENT ANALYSIS
  • TABLE 24. NUMBER OF U.S. PATENTS GRANTED TO COMPANIES MANUFACTURING MEMS OSCILLATORS FROM 2004 THROUGH APRIL 2008
  • FIGURE 6. COMPANIES BY NUMBER OF PATENTS GRANTED FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS FROM 2004 TO APRIL 2008
• INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW OF PATENT ACTIVITY IN MEMS OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 23. U.S. PATENTS GRANTED BY ASSIGNED COUNTRY/REGION FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS FROM JAN. 2004 TO APRIL 2008
• LIST OF PATENTS GRANTED BY WIPO
  • MEMS TYPE OSCILLATOR, PROCESS FOR FABRIACATING THE SAME, FILTER, AND COMMUNICATION UNIT
  • LOW-VOLTAGE MEMS OSCILLATOR
  • CONTROLLABLE CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR
  • FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER WITH ACOUSTIC RESONANCE VCO
  • TEMPERATURE STABILIZED VOLTAGE CONTROLLED OSCILLATOR
• LIST OF PATENTS GRANTED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION
  • METHOD FOR PRODUCING POLYCRYSTALLINE SILICON GERMANIUM SUITABLE FOR MICROMACHINING
  • METHOD FOR ENCAPSULATING A DEVICE IN A MICROCAVTIY

• COMPANY PROFILES
  • ABRACON CORPORATION
  • DALSA SEMICONDUCTOR
  • DISCERA INC.
  • ECLIPTEK
  • IQD FREQUENCY PRODUCTS LTD.
  • IMEC
  • JAZZ SEMICONDUCTOR
  • OKMETIC OYJ
  • SILICON CLOCKS
  • SITIME CORP
  • VTI TECHNOLOGIES OY
  • VTT TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE OF FINLAND

• APPENDIX I - COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS
  • TABLE 24. COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHSIZERS FREQUENCIES (100 TO 650 MHZ)
  • TABLE 24. COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHSIZERS FREQUENCIES (100 TO 650 MHZ) (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 24. COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHSIZERS FREQUENCIES (100 TO 650 MHZ) (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 24. COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHSIZERS FREQUENCIES (100 TO 650 MHZ) (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 24. COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHSIZERS FREQUENCIES (100 TO 650 MHZ) (CONTINUED)
• APPENDIX II - FREQUENCY REFERENCES IN WIRELESS
  • TABLE 25. FREQUENCY REFERENCES IN WIRELESS (1-100 MHZ)
• APPENDIX III - BASIS OF MARKET ESTIMATION OF MEMS OSCILLATORS IN 2008
  • TABLE 26. BASIS OF MARKET ESTIMATION OF MEMS OSCILLATORS IN 2008 - 2013
  • BASIS OF MARKET ESTIMATION OF MEMS OSCILLATORS IN 2008 (CONTINUED)

LIST OF TABLES

• SUMMARY TABLE SUMMARY OF GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY MARKET DOMAIN THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
  • TABLE 1. COMPARISON OF OSCILLATORS BY TECHNOLOGIES
  • TABLE 2. MEMS RESONATOR STRUCTURES COMMERCIALIZED IN 2008
  • TABLE 3. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS
  • TABLE 3. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 4. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS AND ACHIEVABLE VALUES IN MEMS OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 4. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS AND ACHIEVABLE VALUES IN MEMS OSCILLATORS (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 4. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS AND ACHIEVABLE VALUES IN MEMS OSCILLATORS (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 4. EXPLANATION OF OSCILLATOR PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS AND ACHIEVABLE VALUES IN MEMS OSCILLATORS (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 5. COMPARISON OF FREQUENCY TRIMMING TECHNIQUES
  • TABLE 6. TECHNOLOGIES USED BY MANUFACTURERS OF SURFACE MOUNTABLE, CHIP-SIZE PACKAGE MEMS OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 7. EXPLANATION OF TECHNICAL TERMS FOR PACKAGING MICRO-ELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS BASED OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 8. EXPLANATION OF TECHNICAL TERMS FOR MANUFACTURING MEMSBASED OSCILLATORS
  • TABLE 9. FREQUENCY REFERENCES IN COMPUTER BUSES (> 1-133 MHZ)
  • TABLE 10. FREQUENCY REFERENCES IN CPU (>1-3600 MHZ)
  • TABLE 11. FREQUENCY REFERENCES USED IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS PRODUCTS (> 1-500 MHZ)
  • TABLE 12. DESIRED FREQUENCY ACCURACIES IN WIRELESS SYSTEMS
  • TABLE 13. COMMONLY USED CLOCK FREQUENCIES
  • TABLE 13. COMMONLY USED CLOCK FREQUENCIES (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 14. APPLICATIONS OF MEMS OSCILLATORS IN THE COMPUTER AND NETWORKING MARKET DOMAIN
  • TABLE 15. APPLICATIONS OF MEMS OSCILLATORS IN CONSUMER AND COMMUNICATION PRODCUTS MARKET DOMAIN
  • TABLE 16. TYPICAL SIZES OF MEMS OSCILLATOR DEVICES AND EQUIVALENT CONVENTIONAL QUARTZ CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR MAKES USED IN MARKET IN 2008
  • TABLE 16. TYPICAL SIZES OF MEMS OSCILLATOR DEVICES AND EQUIVALENT CONVENTIONAL QUARTZ CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR MAKES USED IN MARKET IN 2008 (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 17. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY PRODUCT CATEGORY, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLION)
  • TABLE 18. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY TECHNOLOGY, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
  • TABLE 19. SUMMARY OF GLOBAL MARKET OF MEMS OSCILLATORS, BY MARKET DOMAIN, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
  • TABLE 20. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY REGION, THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
  • TABLE 21. ALLIANCE/PARTNERSHIP/ACQUISITION DEALS AMONG MANUFACTURERS OF MEMS OSCILLATORS FROM 2003 TO 2008
  • TABLE 24. NUMBER OF U.S. PATENTS GRANTED TO COMPANIES MANUFACTURING MEMS OSCILLATORS FROM 2004 THROUGH APRIL 2008
  • TABLE 23. U.S. PATENTS GRANTED BY ASSIGNED COUNTRY/REGION FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS FROM JAN. 2004 TO APRIL 2008
  • TABLE 24. COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHSIZERS FREQUENCIES (100 TO 650 MHZ)
  • TABLE 24. COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHSIZERS FREQUENCIES (100 TO 650 MHZ) (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 24. COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHSIZERS FREQUENCIES (100 TO 650 MHZ) (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 24. COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHSIZERS FREQUENCIES (100 TO 650 MHZ) (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 24. COMMONLY USED FREQUENCY SYNTHSIZERS FREQUENCIES (100 TO 650 MHZ) (CONTINUED)
  • TABLE 25. FREQUENCY REFERENCES IN WIRELESS (1-100 MHZ)
  • TABLE 26. BASIS OF MARKET ESTIMATION OF MEMS OSCILLATORS IN 2008 -2013

LIST OF FIGURES

• SUMMARY FIGURE SUMMARY OF GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY MARKET DOMAIN THROUGH 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
  • FIGURE 1. EXAMPLE OF COMPLEXITY OF FREQUENCY MANAGEMENT
  • FIGURE 2. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY PRODUCT CATEGORY THROUGH 2013
  • FIGURE 3. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY TECHNOLOGY, 2008 AND 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
  • FIGURE 4. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY MARKET DOMAIN, 2008 AND 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
  • FIGURE 5. GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS BY REGION, 2008 AND 2013 ($ MILLIONS)
  • FIGURE 6. COMPANIES BY NUMBER OF PATENTS GRANTED FOR MEMS OSCILLATORS FROM 2004 TO APRIL 2008

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