Abstract
Synopsis
Embedded processing covers microcontrollers, microprocessors, ASICs, ASSPs and
FPGAs and encompasses a broad range of applications across each of the main
end-use sectors, from cell phones and automotive entertainment to media
players and TVs & set-top boxes.
The embedded processing industry is a complex market to understand, with
designers having a myriad of options to consider when choosing a processor
platform to use in their design. Factors governing choice typically include
processor performance, power consumption, cost, development tools and
availability of supply. Suppliers compete using proprietary or industry
standard processing architectures for design wins. This includes ARC, ARM,
Coldfire/68K, FR, MIPS, PowerPC, ST20, SuperH, TriCore, V850, x86 and Xtensa.
This study focuses on understanding the current and future market for
MIPS-based MCUs/MPUs, ASICs/ASSPs and FPGAs, identifying which are the key
applications for growth.
Key Features:
- One of a series of 3 reports on ARM, MIPS & PowerPC in Embedded Processing.
- Coverage of the market for MIPS-based MCUs/MPUs, ASICs/ASSPs and FPGAs.
- Analysis of 20 application areas, providing detailed coverage of each
end-use sector.
- Unit, revenue and average pricing (ASP) analysis for MIPS-based MCUs/MPUs,
ASICs/ASSPs and FPGAs in each application. Base year is 2006, with forecasts
to 2012.
- Regional analysis of the market for MIPS-based processors for each main
end-use sector, segmented into Americas, EMEA and Japan/Asia Pacific. Base
year is 2006, with forecasts to 2012.
- Supplier market share estimates (revenues) for MIPS-based processors in
2006.
- Highly quantitative analysis, with discussion summarized in short, easy to
read bullet points.
- PDF and Excel delivery options available.
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