LEDs Used in Signage & Professional Displays Global Market Forecast | LED and ILLUMINATION

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LEDs Used in Signage & Professional Displays Global Market Forecast (2010-2016)
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This 2010-2016 market review and forecast is presented for Standard-type versus High Brightness- (HB) type LEDs used in signage and professional displays.

This application category includes covers LEDs that are used in stationary and vehicle-based signs and displays. LEDs are used in building facades, large outdoor video screens, digital billboards, sport/stadium displays, small indoor retail displays, food displays (restaurants/supermarkets), signs on taxis and destination signs on mass-transit vehicles, channel-lettering/light-boxes, LED/LCD TV screens (used exclusively for professional purposes), and the list continues…

High Brightness (HB) light emitting diodes (LEDs), defined by ElectroniCast, are component-level bulbs with a Lumens/Watt rating of 30lm/W and above (>30lm/W); Standard-type LEDs have a Lumen/Watt rating of less than 30lm/W (<30lm/W). The LED market forecast data are segmented by the following functions:

• Consumption Value (US$, million)
• Quantity (number/units: Million)
• Average Selling Prices (ASP $, each)

The forecast for each type, in turn, is segmented into geographical region. The market data are segmented into the following geographic regions, plus a Global summary:

• The Americas (North America, Central and South America)
• EMEA (Europe, Middle Eastern countries, plus Africa)
• APAC (Asia Pacific)

Below, are four levels (or “food chain”) of LEDs. For the purposes of THIS ElectroniCast study, we quantify and provide a market forecast for “Level 2”

Level 1 - The chip or die
Level 2 - The LED component (component-level bulb)
Level 3 - LED array; may include optics, heat sink and/or power supply
Level 4 - LED luminaries

The 2010 worldwide consumption of light emitting diodes used (consumed) in signage and professional displays reached $1.52 billion. In the year 2016, consumption is forecasted to reach $2.78 billion.

The America region (South, Central and North America) led in consumption in 2010; however, the Asia Pacific region (APAC) is expanding at a faster pace, by a factor of 3x, in its use of LEDs in this application. According to ElectroniCast, the APAC region will grab the market share lead, mid-way through the forecast period.

The Europe, Middle East and African region (EMEA) represented a 24 percent share of global consumption value in 2010 and is also forecast with faster growth than the American region.

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Free Space Optics Global Market Forecast & Analysis | Fiber

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Free Space Optics Global Market Forecast & Analysis (2010-2016)
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Company, a leading market research consultancy, today announced the release of a new Executive White Paper, presenting their market analysis and forecast of Free Space Optics (FSO) communication links used in non-military/aerospace applications.

According to the ElectroniCast Executive White Paper: Free Space Optics Global Market Forecast & Analysis (2010-2016), FSO s a line-of-sight (LOS) technology that uses directed laser beams, which provide optical bandwidth Transmitters and Receivers to link voice, video, and data intelligent transfer. A single FSO link product (from point A to point B) often may incorporate multiple transmitters along with receiver/s to ensure adequate performance, in case of interference.

“As the cost and other obstacles of deploying fiber optic cables or copper-based cables continue to increase, the product and deployment opportunities for FSO as well as other wireless communication link solutions improve. Communication managers face the timely delays and cost comparison of utilizing a telecommunication leased-line versus the implementation of a FSO system, the flexibility of the FSO product-area may present an attractive communication link alternative,” said Stephen Montgomery, president of International Business at Company.

According to ElectroniCast, although corporate connections from the Incumbent provider or other alternative solutions are often prohibitively expensive, the quantity (or volume) of FSO links required on an annual basis is relatively minor. FSO can prove to be an attractive solution for some deployment scenarios; however, these scenarios represent unique or niche situations.

Typically optical communication systems rely on optical fibers between transmitter and receiver, but free space optical communications (optical wireless) systems do not have the limitations associated with the installation and maintenance of such guided wave optical communication systems. FSO can be deployed in a matter of days, there are no reoccurring monthly costs and has limited (if any) rights of way (ROW) issues to negotiate with municipalities or businesses; however, carriers typically require stringent back-up or alternative technical redundancy, which is one huge roadblock to carrier acceptance.

The global consumption of fixed-location (stationary) Transmitter/Receiver (T/R) links used in non-military/ aerospace Free Space Optic system equipment is considered a relatively small market in 2011. FSO Transmitters and Receivers used in link equipment with a range capability of less than 500 meters lead in relative market share in 2011 (see Data Figure).

“Optical wireless communication links can be installed along railroad/subway tracks, tunnels, airport terminals, parking lot/structures or other major un-obstructed right-of-way (ROW); outdoors or indoors on building rooftops (building-to-building and/or campus), exterior walls, towers, behind windows or any combination; however, a direct line-of-sight and appropriate distance are required to enable a Transmitter/Receiver Link between two points,” Montgomery noted.

FSO-based products accommodate Ethernet-based protocols, SONET/SDH, ATM, FDDI and other standard and proprietary protocols. Products can be used for metropolitan (Metro) network extension; DWDM services, access/last mile, wireless backhaul, disaster recovery (testing and communications), storage area networks (SANs) and LAN/first mile, as well as MAN/WAN solutions.

FSO systems are deployed near the 1550 nm wavelength window as well as the near-visible infrared spectral region around 780 nm to 850 nm. Selected FSO system providers claim that their solutions can provide “carrier-class” availability even in adverse weather conditions, such as extreme temperatures, rain, fog, smog, snow, a flock of birds, etc. Solutions are often addressed through redundant, but alternative technologies, such as Radio Frequency (RF) hybrid approach.

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