End-Use Markets Market Reports & Publications

This report from Paumanok Publications, Inc. focuses on end-use markets for passive electronic capacitors, resistors and inductors. in Consumer audio and video imaging markets; Wireless Handsets and camera phone markets; Digital Home Appliances, including white goods and brown goods; Industrial Markets, including power transmission and distribution, industrial automation, motors and generators and electric rail; Computers, including laptop, desktop, server and CAD/CAM; Automotive, including under-the-hood and behind the firewall, with emphasis upon engine control units and other powertrain electronics; safety electronics; and infotainment electronics; Telecommunications Infrastructure with emphasis upon central office and outside plant equipment for wireline, and wireless base station, and datacommunications centers; Defense Electronics, with emphasis upon various electronic programs underway under federal and DHS funding; Instrumentation & Control Equipment for test and measurement, Medical Electronics, including medical test and scan and medical implant markets; and Mining and downbhole pump electronics. The study focuses on high growth areas of the high tech economy as a strategy for vendors to grow at a pace that exceeds the business by investing in end-use market segments and customer bases that are growing faster than other parts of the high-tech economy. Forecasts to 2014 Methodology Employed: This study uses the sales by end-use market segment for the top 18 global manufacturers of passive components. It also identifies all major and niche customers by segment worldwide, including the fragmented power, industrial and specialty segments.

This report from Paumanok Publications, Inc. focuses on end-use markets for passive electronic capacitors, resistors and inductors. in Consumer audio and video imaging markets; Wireless Handsets and camera phone markets; Digital Home Appliances, including white goods and brown goods; Industrial Markets, including power transmission and distribution, industrial automation, motors and generators and electric rail; Computers, including laptop, desktop, server and CAD/CAM; Automotive, including under-the-hood and behind the firewall, with emphasis upon engine control units and other powertrain electronics; safety electronics; and infotainment electronics; Telecommunications Infrastructure with emphasis upon central office and outside plant equipment for wireline, and wireless base station, and datacommunications centers; Defense Electronics, with emphasis upon various electronic programs underway under federal and DHS funding; Instrumentation & Control Equipment for test and measurement, Medical Electronics, including medical test and scan and medical implant markets; and Mining and downbhole pump electronics. The study focuses on high growth areas of the high tech economy as a strategy for vendors to grow at a pace that exceeds the business by investing in end-use market segments and customer bases that are growing faster than other parts of the high-tech economy. Forecasts to 2010.

This 10 page report forecasts global hybrid electric vehicle production by manufacturer and platform. It employs the Toyota penetration formula as a percentage of total platform output by car manufacturer after five years from prototype development to full market production. This formula is carried out for all major HEV producers in Japan, the USA, Europe, and Korea as of July 2006 and makes forecasts to 2015 based upon announcements of vendors in the space. An excellent forecasting tool for HEV unit output by manufacturer, by year from 2006 to 2015.

This presentation addresses the current market for passive electronic components in heavy duty class 7 on 8 on-road and off-road trucks and tractors. It includes shifts in engine technology that has enabled fuel savings through the electronifiication of the powertrain and other significant innovations involving passive electronic components.

This is a detailed analysis of passive component consumption in implantable medical devices with emphasis upon low power and high power cardio-inverter implantable pacemakers and defibrillators. The emphasis is upon flash capacitor technology in the 390 Vdc 200 µF range; and ceramic feedthru capacitors for EMI/RFI filtering. One of the most fascinating and demand end-use market segments, the implantable defibrillator vendors are keen upon their passive component supply chain because of the stringent requirements to compete. The study addresses shifts in dielectrics for flash capacitors away from aluminum to tantalum wet slug designs; and the advancements in thruhole capacitor designs. The study lookms at the BSX purchase of Guidant and focuses on the prospects of Medtronic and St. Jude and the entire rapidly growing and changing segment over the next five years. Forecasts to 2010- detailed supply chain data.

This is a 12 slide presentation given to the medical device industry in May of 2007 in Bloomington, MN USA.