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UV LED Market Growing at 24.8% CAGR to $1311.7m in 2025
Dec 27, 2017© Semiconductor Today Magazine / Juno Publishing The ultraviolet light-emitting diode (UV LED) market is growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24.8% from $178.4m in 2016 to $1311.7m by 2025, reckons market research firm ...
Tags: UV LEDs, LED market
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US Demand for High-Efficiency Lighting Is Growing More Than 10% Annually
Dec 4, 2013Supported by technological improvements and regulatory changes designed to lower electricity used in lighting applications, US demand for high-efficiency lighting is growing more than 10% annually, from $7.1bn in 2012 to $11.7bn in 2017, ...
Tags: electrical, LED, lighting market
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LED Applications Will Be The Key Drivers for The Bulk Gallium Nitride Market
Nov 6, 2013In either a cautious or a more aggressive scenario, LED applications will be the key drivers for the bulk gallium nitride (GaN) market, reckons market research firm Yole Développement in its report 'Free-Standing & Bulk GaN ...
Tags: LED, Electrical, Electronics
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Cree Earned ENERGY STAR Qualification for Its Soft-White Cree LED Bulbs
Oct 9, 2013LED lighting, LED chip, lamp and lighting maker Cree Inc of Durham, NC, USA has earned ENERGY STAR qualification for its soft-white Cree LED Bulbs. ENERGY STAR qualification signifies that these Cree LED bulbs now qualify for incentive ...
Tags: LED Bulbs, Electronics
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SIC Would Offer The Greater Competitive Advantage in Micro-Inverters
Jul 8, 2013Devices with wide-bandgap semiconductors will offer the greater competitive advantage in micro-inverters and small string inverters, reckons market analyst firm Lux Research. Wide-bandgap semiconductors – specifically, silicon ...
Tags: inverters, Electrical, Electronics
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LEDs Are Projected to Grow More Than Six-Fold to Nearly $100bn
Feb 27, 2013LEDs are projected to grow more than six-fold to nearly $100bn and power conversion electronics to $15bn over the next ten years, reckons market analyst firm Lux Research in the report “Winning the Jump Ball: Sorting Winners from ...
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GaN Costs Will Drop Enough for It to Become Competitive Based on Performance Gains
Dec 24, 2012Wide-bandgap semiconductor materials such as gallium nitride (GaN) offer far higher performance than traditional silicon but cost significantly more. However, by 2020 GaN costs will drop enough for it to become competitive based on ...
Tags: Bulk GaN, traditional silicon, gallium nitride, reckons market