Research and Markets: Touch Screen Modules: Technologies, Markets, Forecasts 2012-2022

DUBLIN--()--Dublin - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/blv4m9/touch_screen_modul) has announced the addition of the "Touch Screen Modules: Technologies, Markets, Forecasts 2012-2022" report to their offering.

Revenue Of The Touch Screen Market Expected To Be Us$14Bn In 2012 And To Triple In The Next Decade

Touch screen interfaces are becoming increasingly common in mobile consumer devices, such as mobile phones, tablets and e-books.

Along with the leading technology, projected capacitive touch, the industry has a dozen other ways of building a touch screen, but not all of them are suitable for the rapidly growing consumer electronics market that needs high performance and high clarity. Every single one of the 15 different touch technologies has its own strengths and weaknesses and is therefore used in very different applications.

The next game changer will be alternatives for indium tin oxide (ITO) widely used as touch screen sensor material, which is comparably expensive due to the high price of the rare raw material indium.

Publication Overview:

The report provides 10 year forecasts for the touch screen market by applications and by technology, giving you an overview of the primary use markets, applicability of the different technologies and application trends. In addition to this, there are chapters on key mainstream and emerging technologies and their future trends all pulled together with summary charts, graphs and profiles of latest company activity.

Readership:

Those developing or making touch screens and transparent conductive films (TCF) of all types. Other interested parties such as chemical companies, equipment manufacturers, technology researchers, investors and supports of the industry.

Topics Covered:

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

1.1. Overall Market Size in 2022

1.2. Main Touch Technologies

1.3. Leading Market Applications

1.4. The Big Opportunity for TCFs

1.5. ITO Alternatives

1.6. Over 100 Profiled Organizations

2. INTRODUCTION

3. TECHNOLOGIES

3.1. Mainstream Touch Technologies

- Projected Capacitive

- Analog Resistive

- Surface capacitive

- Infrared

-. Surface Acoustic Wave

3.2. Emerging Touch Technologies

- Embedded

- Optical Imaging

3.3. Other Touch Technologies

3.4. Comparison

4. MATERIALS USED

4.1. Indium-Tin-Oxide (ITO)

- ITO Challenges: Cost and availability

4.2. ITO Alternatives

- Organic conductors

- Carbon Nanotubes

- Nano-metal

- Graphene

- Quantum Tunneling Composite (QTC)

5. PROCESSES USED

5.1. Overview

5.2. TCOs

- Vacuum processes

- Wet processes

- Patterning of TCO layers

- Recent developments: Printable ITO

5.3. Deposition of Organic Materials

5.4. Nanomaterials

- Nanoparticles

5.5. New processes

6. SUPPLIERS AND COMPANIES

6.1. Advanced Touchscreen Technology (ATT) by Wintek

6.2. Alps Electric

6.3. Altera

6.4. Analog Devices (ADI)

6.5. Apple

6.6. Applied Materials

6.7. Arayon Optics

6.8. Artificial Muscle Inc. (AMI)

6.9. Atmel

6.10. Avago

6.11. Broadcom

6.12. Caledon Controls

6.13. CAM Graphics

6.14. Cambrios

6.15. Cando (AUO)

6.16. Carestream Advanced Materials

6.17. Chimei Innolux Corp. (CMO?)

6.18. Cirque

6.19. CPT

6.20. Cypress

6.21. DanoTech

6.22. DGTUS Tech

6.23. DigiTech

6.24. DMC

6.25. Duke University

6.26. Eastman Kodak Co.

6.27. EELY

6.28. EETI (eGalax)

6.29. EFUN

6.30. Elan Micorelectronics

6.31. Emerging Display Technology (EDT)

6.32. ESTECOM

6.33. eTurboTouch

6.34. FlatFrog

6.35. Focaltech Systems

6.36. Fujitsu

6.37. General Touch

6.38. GDS

6.39. GestureTek

6.40. Gunze

6.41. HannStar Display

6.42. Hanwang (Hanvon)

6.43. Heraeus Clevios (formerly H.C. Starck Clevios)

6.44. Higgstec

6.45. Hon Hai Precision Industry

6.46. Host Optical

6.47. Immersion (IMS)

6.48. Innolux

6.49. isiQiri Interface Technologies

6.50. JTouch

6.51. Keytec

6.52. LG Display

6.53. Melfas

6.54. Microchip Technology

6.55. Microsoft

6.56. Mirle Automation

6.57. Nanjing Wally

6.58. NanoForge

6.59. NEC Display Solutions

6.60. NextWindow

6.61. Nissha Printing

6.62. N-trig

6.63. NVIDIA

6.64. Ocular LCD

6.65. Oike & CO., Ltd.

6.66. Omek

6.67. Optera

6.68. Osram Opto Semiconductors

6.69. Panasonic Electric Devices (PED)

6.70. Pan Jit (Mildex)

6.71. Peratech

6.72. Perceptive Pixel

6.73. Pixcir Microelectronics

6.74. Planar

6.75. PolyIC

6.76. PRO

6.77. Quanta

6.78. RISIN Technology

6.79. Samsung Electronics

6.80. SAIT

6.81. Sang Bo Corporation (SBK), Korea

6.82. Seiko Epson

6.83. Sharp

6.84. Silicon Integrated Systems (SIS)

6.85. Sintek

6.86. Sitronics

6.87. SMART Technologies

6.88. SMK Electronics

6.89. Sony

6.90. Stantum

6.91. Synaptics

6.92. Swenc Technology

6.93. TAOS Inc.

6.94. TE Touch Solutions (ELO)

6.95. Texas Instruments (TI)

6.96. Toray Advanced Film (TAF)

6.97. Toshiba Mobile Display (TMD)

6.98. Touch International

6.99. Touch Revolution

6.100. TPK

6.101. Truly Semi

6.102. Unidym

6.103. UniPixel

6.104. USAN Technology

6.105. Visual Planet

6.106. Wacom

6.107. Wintek

6.108. Young Fast Optoelectronics

6.109. Zytronic

6.110. 3M

7. MARKET FORECAST FROM 2012 TO 2022

7.1. Market forecast by application 2012-2022

7.2. Market forecast by technology 2012-2022

7.3. Primary use markets by technology

- Projected Capacitive

- Analog Resistive

- MARS

- Surface capacitive

- Infrared

- SAW

- Embedded

- Optical Imaging

- Multi-touch

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Fax (outside U.S.): 353-1-481-1716
Sector: Consumer Electronics

Contacts

Research and Markets
Laura Wood, Senior Manager.
press@researchandmarkets.com
U.S. Fax: 646-607-1907
Fax (outside U.S.): 353-1-481-1716
Sector: Consumer Electronics