セットトップボックス向け半導体およびソフトウェアの世界市場：2009年版

THE WORLDWIDE MARKET FOR SEMICONDUCTORS & SOFTWARE IN SET-TOP BOXES -- 2009 EDITION

発行	IMS Research
出版日	2009年01月	商品コード	81945
ページ情報	英文 383 PAGES (including 294 tables)
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Abstract

“The set-top box bill of materials cost has passed a critical juncture. While variations remain, 2005 was the last year in which the average set-top box bill of materials cost decreased at a rate of more than 10% per year. Starting in 2006, consumers proved willing to spend for DVR and HDTV functionality. This trend is forecast to hold the average set-top box BOM steady.”

Description

This, the freshly-updated fourth edition of IMS Research' s exhaustive study covering the markets for hardware and software technologies in set-top boxes is designed to support product and marketing decisions by companies throughout the digital TV value chain. Past customers include digital TV operators, set-top box makers, and vendors selling, software, MPEG SoCs, tuners, demodulators, conditional access, codecs, and other intellectual property into set-top boxes.

The study covers the segments:

Front Ends (Tuners & Demods) by Standard and Number
Core MPEG SoCs by MPEG-2 vs. MPEG-4, HD vs. HD, and Dual vs. Single Decode
Separable Conditional Access Module Interfaces & Smartcard Readers
Embedded Applications Processors by Speed (DMIPS)
Installed DRAM, Flash, and HDDs by Capacity
A/V Output Encoders and Digital I/O Ports by Standard
LAN Interfaces and WAN Modems by PHY
Power Supplies by Consumption
Bill of Materials Cost and Total Available STB Manufacturer Spending by Component
Operating Systems by Class
Interactive Middleware by Standard

Data are provided for 2006 - 2013 and cover the three major regions. The 383-page report is primarily quantitative in nature and includes 294 tables and 108 figures.

Executive Summary

Chapter 1 - Introduction, Scope, and Methodology

1.0 Introduction
1.1 Scope
1.2 Methodology

Chapter 2 - Set-top Box Market Summary & Influences

2.0 Introduction
2.1 Set-top Box Product Mix
- 2.1.1 Set-top Box Feature Class Definitions
- 2.1.2 Set-top Box Product Mix by Feature Class
- 2.1.3 Set-top Shipments by Feature Class, Platform, and Broadcast Standard
- 2.1.4 Set-top Box Prices and Revenues
2.2 Set-top Box Installed Base
- 2.2.1 Set-top Box Installed Base and Net Additions
- 2.2.2 Set-top Boxes per Household
2.3 The Influence of Video Codec & Broadcast Modulation Standards
2.4 Emerging Customer Needs
- 2.4.1 Digital Rights Management (DRM)
- 2.4.2 Home Media Networking
- 2.4.3 Place Shifting
- 2.4.4 Transcoding
2.5 Government Intervention in Set-top Box Technologies

Chapter 3 - Semiconductors in Set-top Boxes

3.0 Introduction
3.1 RF Front Ends (Tuners & Demodulators)
- 3.1.1 RF Tuners
- 3.1.2 RF Demodulators
- 3.1.3 Home Media Gateway Servers with 3 or More Video Tuners
- 3.1.4 RF Front Ends Installed in Set-top Boxes
- 3.1.5 Satellite
- 3.1.6 Cable
- 3.1.7 Digital Terrestrial
- 3.1.8 DSL Modems (IPTV)
- 3.1.9 Regional Trends
3.2 Video Decoders
- 3.2.1 Long-term Trends
- 3.2.2 Single-stream vs. Multi-Stream Set-top Boxes and DVRs
- 3.2.3 Single-decode vs. Dual-Decode DVRs
- 3.2.4 Video Codec Standards Supported by Set-top Boxes
- 3.2.5 Audio Codec Standards Installed in Set-top Boxes
3.3 Conditional Access Smartcard and Module Interfaces
3.4 Applications Processing, Graphics, Memory, and HDD Interfaces
3.5 Hard Disk Drives in DVRs
3.6 A/V Outputs
- 3.6.1 Standard Definition (480i or 576i) Video Outputs
- 3.6.2 High Definition Digital Video Outputs
- 3.6.3 Audio Outputs
3.7 Digital I/O
- 3.7.1 Wide-Area Network Modems
- 3.7.2 Local-Area Network Interfaces
- 3.7.3 High Speed Serial and Other Peripheral Interfaces
3.8 Power Supplies
3.9 Bill of Materials Pricing and Revenue

Chapter 4 - Software in Set-top Boxes

4.0 Introduction
4.1 Key Trends
4.2 Operating Systems
- 4.2.1 Factory OS Installations
4.3 Interactive Middleware
- 4.3.1 Commercial Middleware APIs
- 4.3.2 Open Standards
- 4.3.3 IPTV Middleware