Digital Power Electronics: IC and Power Converter Benchmarking Survey

Table of Contents

CHAPTER I - Digital Power Benchmarking Survey

• Introduction
• Survey Information and Data Collection
• Analysis
• Respondent Background
• Digital IC Benchmarking
• Digital IC Benchmarking Summary
• Power Converter Benchmarking
• Power Converter Benchmarking Summary
• Overview Benchmarking
• Overview Benchmarking Summary
• Digital IC Follow up Survey
• Respondent Background
• Digital IC Follow up Summary
• Digital Power Products: Custom vs. Standard Design
• Respondent Background.
• Digital Power Products: Custom vs. Standard Design Summary

Appendix A - Digital Benchmarking Survey

Appendix B - Digital IC Follow up Survey

Appendix C - Digital Power Products Standard vs. Custom Digital Survey

Tables

• Table l-1 Company Type (Percentage of Respondents by Industry)
• Table l-2 Company Type (Respondents)
• Table l-3 End markets (Percentage of Respondents)
• Table l-4 Top Five Digital IC Mind Share Leaders (Percentage of Mind Share Points)
• Table l-5 Digital IC Mind Share Mentions (Alphabetical order)
• Table l-6 Average Weight of Features/Functions for IC Companies A Comparison of 2006 and 2007
• Table l-7 Digital IC Company Price Findings (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-8 Digital IC Company Interoperability Findings (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-9 Digital IC Company Design Tools Findings (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-10 Digital IC Company Pure Digital Solution Findings (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-11 Digital IC Company Hybrid Analog/Digital Solution Findings (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-12 Top Five Company Leaders Features/Functions for IC Companies A Comparison of 2006 and 2007
• Table l-13 Average Relative Importance of Features/Functions for IC Companies A Comparison of 2006 and 2007 21
• Table l-14 Top Five Digital Power Converter Mind Share Leaders (Percentage of Mind Share Points)
• Table l-15 Digital Power Converter Mind Share Mentions (Alphabetical order)
• Table l-16 Average Weight of Features/Functions for Power Converter Companies A Comparison of 2006 and 2007
• Table l-17 Digital Power Converter Company Price Findings (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-18 Digital Power Converter Company Interoperability Findings (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-19 Digital Power Converter Company Design Tools Findings (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-20 Digital Power Converter Company Pure Digital Solution Findings (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-21 Digital Power Converter Company Hybrid Analog/Digital Solution Findings (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-22 Top Five Company Leaders Features/Functions for Power Converter CompaniesA Comparison of 2006 and 2007
• Table l-23 Average Relative Importance of Features/Functions for Power Converter Companies A Comparison of 2006 and 2007 32
• Table l-24 Top Five Overall Digital Power Mind Share Leaders (Percentage of Mind Share Points)
• Table l-25 Overall Digital Power Mind Share Mentions (Alphabetical order)
• Table l-26 Overall Digital Power Company Quality (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-27 Overall Digital Power Company Support (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-28 Overall Digital Power Company Value (Scale of 0 to 50)
• Table l-29 Top Five Overall Company Digital Power Leaders A Comparison of 2006 and 2007
• Table l-30 Digital IC Follow up Company Type (Percentage of Respondents by Industry)
• Table l-31 Level of Integration Desirable in Digital ICs (Percentage of Respondents)
• Table l-32 Features/Functions Desirable in Digital ICs (Percentage of Respondents)
• Table l-33 Desired Communications Protocols in Digital ICs (Percentage of Respondents)
• Table l-34 Target Markets for Digital ICs (Percentage of Respondents)
• Table l-35 Desirable Features/Functions in Digital ICs Target Market: Systems Monitoring (1 least important to 5 most important)
• Table l-36 Desirable Features/Functions in Digital ICs Target Market: DC-DC Non-Isolated (1 least important to 5 most important)
• Table l-37 Desirable Features/Functions in Digital ICs Target Market: DC-DC Isolated (1 least important to 5 most important)
• Table l-38 Desirable Features/Functions in Digital ICs Target Market: PFC (1 least important to 5 most important)
• Table l-39 Desirable Features/Functions in Digital ICs Target Market: AC-DC (1 least important to 5 most important)
• Table l-40 Custom vs. Standard (Percentage of Respondents by Industry)

Graphs

• Graph 1-1 Average Relative Importance of Features/Functions for Digital ICs (1 least important to 5 most important)
• Graph 1-2 Digital IC Company Performance on Select Features/Functions (1 least important to 5 most important)
• Graph 1-3 Average Relative Importance of Features/Functions for Power Converters (1 least important to 5 most important)
• Graph 1-4 Digital Power Converter Company Performance on Select Features/Functions (1 least important to 5 most important)