Next Generation TV Panels: New Technologies, Features and Market Impact 2019 by Yole Développement

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Next GenerationTV Panels:
New Technologies, Features
and Market Impact
Market and Technology
Report 2019

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TABLE OF CONTENT
Part 1/3
About the authors: P3
Context & Objective: P4
Executive Summary: P8
Forecasts:
o 2018-2025 TV size breakdown, Panel Area, features (8K, HDR, Wide Color
Gamut, Large Panels)
o 2018-2023 TV Panel Capacity by Fab Generation, by Region, by Company, by
Technology
o TV Panel Supply Vs Demand 2018-2023
Major Panel Maker strategy: Samsung, LG, CSOT, BOE, AUO, Innolux/Sharp
Glossary: P57
The Quest for Improved Display Visual Experience P62
o Advanced TV Features
o Volume and Revenue by Price Band
Emerging Technologies Overview P69
o LCD and OLED
o Evolution
o New Self Emissive Technologies
Quantum Dots Films
P78
o Overview, quantum dots - benefits
o Implementations, Film Structure and Requirements
o Perovskites
o SWOT Analysis
o QD Film Supply Chain
Narrow Band Phosphors, Notch Filters, Others P90
Quantum Dot Color filters (QDCF) P96
o Challenges, Status
o SWOT analysis
MiniLED Backlights P101
o Dimming zones and Number of LEDs
o Local Dimming Challenges
o How many miniLEDs?
o Assembly
o Supply Chain / key players
o SWOT Analysis
Dual Cell LCD P117
o Cost
o Power Consumption
o SWOT Analysis
OLED P126
o RGB OLED
o White OLED
o Top Emission / Bottom Emission
o OLED Materials
o Ink Jet Printed RGB OLED.
o Inkjet Printing Tools for Display Manufacturing
o Inkjet Printing Potential Cost Benefits
o RGB Inkjet vs WOLED Evaporation Process comparison
o Focus on JOLED
o OLED Roadmap
o RGB OLED SWOT Analysis
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Part 2/3
QD-OLED. P143
• From QD Color Filters to QD OLED
• Benefits and Challenges
• SWOT Analysis
Panel Makers’ OLED Strategies P147
Electroluminescent Quantum Dots P150
• RGB EL-QD versus OLED
• Materials
• Other Challenges
• Hybrid OLED / EL-QD
• SWOT Analysis
MicroLED P159
• MicroLED displays
• Benefits
• Assembly
• Challenges
• Major Manufacturing Technology building blocks
• Die Size
• Major Types of MicroLED Assembly and Transfer Processes
• Technology Trends and Status
• Time Evolution Of Patent Publications
• Major Players By Technology Node
• Supply Chain: Overview, Requirement, Scenarios
• SWOT Analysis
Synergies Between Emerging display Technologies P182
• Quantum Dot Patterning
• Inkjet Printing
• Alternative to Inkjet Printing: Organic Vapor Jet Printing
• TFT Backplane
• Capex comparison
• Emerging TFT: PLAS
Emerging Display Features P190
• Large Panels
• 2017-2025 TV Size Breakdown Forecast
• TV Size Vs Price
• 2018-2023 TV Panel Capacity Forecast by Fab Generation, Region,
Company
• Generation 8 Substrates Cuts
• Generation 10.5 Substrate Cuts
• List Of G10.5 Fabs
• Options For Large Panels (65” and above)
• Generation 8 Multi-Mode Glass Cut
• Focus on 65” and 75” Panels
• Impact on Legacy G5 to G8 fabs
• Key Players’ Manufacturing and Capex Strategies
• Focus: LG Display and Samsung.
• Escaping the Large Panel Fab Conundrum: MicroLED Modular TV
• Modular MicroLED TV With MicroDriver Ics
• Modular MicroLED TV on TFT Backplane
• Supply Chain Disruption

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TABLE OF CONTENT
Part 3/3
TV Resolution P223
• Panel size, Viewing Distance and field Of View
• Angular Resolution
• Is 8K Needed?
• Current Challenges for 8K: Building the Plane While Flying?
• 8K Challenges for LCD: Power Consumption, TFT and Drivers
• 8K Challenges For OLED: Top and Bottom emission
• 8K Challenges for MicroLED
• 8K Adoption Trends
• 2018-2025: TV Panel Resolution Forecast, 8K Breakdown by Panel
Size.
• Panel Makers’ 8K Technology Roadmaps
• Conclusions
The Better Pixel P245
Wide Color Gamut (WCG) P249
• UHD Alliance Requirements
• Color Volumes
• Emitters and Color Gamut (OLED, QD, Phosphors…)
• WCG Technology Benchmark
• OLED Resonant Micro-Cavity
• Performance of Commercially Available TV (2019)
• Quantum Dot Film Price Evolution
• Quantum Dot Film and Narrowband phosphor Adoption
• 2018-2025 WCG Technology Breakdown Forecast
• Possible disruptions
• Major TV Makers’ Wide Color Gamut Technologies
High Dynamic Range (HDR) 267
• Viewer’s Preference
• UHD Alliance Requirements
• Transfer Function
• Tone Mapping - Signal Delivery
• Major HDR Delivery Standard
• HDR Ecosystem
• Challenges for Displays
• OLEDVS LCD
• HDR and HDR Compatible
• 2018-2025 HDR TVVolume Forecast
The Better Pixel: Discussion P284
• Contrast or Color?
• The Best of BothWorlds?
• OLED and LCD
• Emerging Self EmissiveTechnologies
• Technology Roadmap for High-EndTV
Yole Group Presentation P291

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CONTEXT
The TV market is at a crossroad with stagnating unit volume sales, commoditization and looming extended excess capacity. All
translate into shrinking profitability while the industry remains extremely capex intensive.
The industry therefore is striving to develop new features to trigger a replacement cycle and compel consumers to upgrade their
TVs with newer and more expensive models. Individual players are all striving to differentiate.
LCD technologies dominate with close to 99% of the market by volume in 2018. However, an unprecedented number of new
display technologies are emerging, all credible potential candidates to deliver those new, high added value features and steal the
crown for the next generation of TV display technology.

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OBJECTIVE OF THE REPORT
The objective of the report is to present and analyze those new TV features, understand which technologies are best
positioned to deliver them, and look at the intersections to understand the impact and possible strategies for the
leading panel makers
Present and analyze new TV features
expected to compel consumers to
upgrade their TV
Present and analyze emerging display
technologies and determine how well
positioned they are to serve each of the
new desired TV features
Analyze the intersection of new features and emerging technologies:
what are the implications in terms of panel makers’ strategies,
technological and manufacturing choices and impact on the supply chain.
Which are the best technologies? Who owns or champions them? Which ones will dominate ?
What manufacturing strategies are deployed by individual panel makers?
How can Korean and Chinese manufacturers defend against the rise of Chinese manufacturers?
What are the capacity constraints? Over-spending risks?
Etc.…

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CONTENT
Technologies
• Quantum Dot Films
• Quantum Dot Color filters
• Perovskite
• Narrowband phosphors
• Notch filters
• Dual cell LCD
• miniLED
• microLED
• WOLED
• RGB OLED
• QD-OLED
• EL-QD
TV features
For each:
Trends, adoption rates,
technology breakdown and
volume forecast.
Other analysis
• Large panel capacity
analysis and trends:
• breakdown by
technology
• Company
• substrate size (fab
generation)
• country
• Key player strategies for
technology and
manufacturing
• Panel sizes
• 8K
• Wide color gamut and color
volume
• High dynamic range (black
levels and peak brightness,
HDR delivery)
• Not covered: 3D, reduced
motion blur
For each:
Detailed description, key
players, supply chain, SWOT
analysis.

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STRUCTURE OF THE REPORT
Executive summary
Overview and analysis of emerging
TV technologies
Overview and analysis of emerging
TV features
• Overall synthesis and key points
• Unique analysis and forecast
• LCD upgrades: QD film, narrow band phosphors miniLED, Dual cell…
• OLED:WOLED, RGB OLED, QD-OLED…
• Other self emissive: EL-QD, microLED
• Large panels
• 8K
• Wide color gamut
• High dynamic range

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Biographies and contacts
EricVirey
EricVirey, PhD serves as a Principal Display Market andTechnologies Analyst within the Photonics, Sensing & Display division.
Eric has spoken in more than 50 industry conferences over the last 10 years and has been interviewed or quoted in multiple
media including:TheWall Street Journal, CNN, Fox News, CNBC, Bloomberg, Financial Review, Forbes,Technology Review, etc.
Prior to joiningYole, Eric held R&D, engineering, manufacturing and marketing positions with Fortune 500 Company Saint-Gobain
in France and the United States. Eric received a PhD in Optoelectronics from the National Polytechnic Institute of Grenoble. He
is based in Portland, OR.
Contact: virey@yole.fr
Dr. Zine Bouhamri
As a technology and market analyst for the display industry, Dr. Zine Bouhamri is a member of the Photonics, Sensing and Display
division atYole Développement.Zine manages the day-to-day production of technology and market reports, as well as custom
consulting projects. He is also deeply involved in business development activities for the Displays unit atYole.
Previously, Zine was in charge of numerous R&D programs at Aledia. In his time there he developed strong technical expertise as
well as a detailed understanding of the display industry. Zine is the author and co-author of several papers and patents.
Dr. Bouhamri holds a degree in Electronic Engineering from the National Polytechnic Institute of Grenoble (France), one from
the Politecnico diTorino (Italy), and a PhD in Radio Frequency and Optoelectronics from Grenoble University (France).
Contact: bouhamri@yole.fr

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Acer,Aledia,AOT,Apple,Asus,AU Optronics,Avantama, Bang & Olufsen, BBC BOE, CEC Panda, Changelight, Changhong, CNC,
CSOT, Cynora, Denka, Dolby, Dupont, eFun, Eizo, Electech, eLux, Epileds, Epistar, Excellence Opto, Exciton, Flanders Scientific,
Foxconn, Funai, GE/Current, GLO, Glo, Grunding, Guangdong Poly Opto, Haier, Hansol, Harvatek, HC Semitek, Hisense, Hitachi
Chemical, HKC, HongLi, Huawei, Innolux, Intematix, JOLED, Kateeva, KDX, Kinglight, Konka, Kulicke & Soffa, Kyulux, Lextar, LG
Chemicals, LG Display, Loewe, Lumenari, Lumiode, Merck, MnTech, Nanjing Tech, Nanoco, Nanophotonica, Nanosys, Nationstar,
Nexdot, NHK, Nichia, Nitto Kolon, Osram, Panasonic, Philips, PixelDisplay, Playnitride, Postium, Quantum Materials, Refond,
Rohinni, Sakai Display, Samsung Display, SamsungVisual Display, Sanan, Semes, Sharp, ShineOn, Skyworth, Sony,
STMicroelectronics, Sumitomo Chemical,Taiwan Nanomaterials,TCL,Technicolor,Tianma,Tokyo Electron,Toshiba,TPV, Unijet,
Univeral Display,Vestel,Vizio,Wahong, X-Celeprint, Zhonghuan Quantum, and more.
COMPANIES CITED IN THIS REPORT

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A FLAT TV MARKET
The TV market
has been
essentially flat
since the end of
the cathode ray
tube replacement
cycle at the
beginning of the
decade.
• The TV market has been essentially flat since the end of the cathode ray tube replacement cycle. The industry faces
lower margins and slower growth. It needs ways to compel consumers to upgrade often fairly-recent flat panel TVs
and spend more on newer models.
• Through the past decade, a variety of design and technological improvements have been introduced. While some have
allowed TV makers to combat price erosion, none were disruptive enough to trigger a major replacement cycle akin
to the transition from CRT to flat panel. The industry must therefore keep developing more new and compelling
features.
Resolution: 1K – 2K
(HD FHD)
LED backlight
(also enables
ultra-thin
displays)
3D TVs
Resolution:
2K – 4K
Curved TV
HDR, wide
color gamut =
UHD
Resolution:
8K

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TV SIZE FORECAST 2017-2025
Slow total unit
growth, but the
large panel (50”
and above)
segments, are
growing much
faster, driving
the average
diagonal up.

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TV PANEL CAPACITY FORECAST BY COMPANY 2018-2023
XX to become
#1 as XX likely
to close older
LCD fabs by the
end of the
period.Attrition
also likely at
XXX and XXX.
[1]: For G5 and G6: only fabs known to produce large panels are included in the total (most Gen 6 and below fabs are used for mobile applications, automotive, industrial and
other small size panels). Assumes conversion of Samsung’s L8-1 fab to QD-OLED.
Note: XX
likely to shut
down some of
its older LCD
fabs (not
factored in in
this graph) its #
one position

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CHINA SUBSIDIES
In China, local governments are granting generous subsidies to
panel makers. New fabs are often JVs between panel makers
and local governments. Access to capital is relatively easy via
local banks and financial institutions.
Ultimately, Chinese firms’ own funds invested in new fabs is
typically in the XX% range of the total fab cost. Additional
subsidies in the shape of free land, infrastructure and tax
holidays can further ease the financial pressure.
As a result, China has rapidly grown from the status of minor
player to being the dominant region in terms of production
capacity. The investments are more recent and geared toward
larger Gen. 8+ and 10.5 fabs better suited for the
manufacturing of 55”, 65” and 75” panels.
With China now a dominant player and the market heading
toward an extended period of oversupply, we anticipate
subsidies to be more selectively allocated and focused on
highly strategic projects at dominants players.
Projects for Gen 10.5 fabs at the tier two players XX and
XXX are on-hold or cancelled for failing to obtain funding.
Both, however, recently XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
Generous
government
subsidies have
helped Chinese
companies
become
dominant
players and
provide them a
significant
depreciation
cost advantage.
But we expect
subsidies to
slow down.
Chinese companies’ fab capacity (excludes foreign owned)

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TV DEMAND TRENDS AND FORECAST BY FEATURE 2018-2023
Large size panels and adoption of new higher added value features will help the industry alleviate a massive margin crunch.
Large TVs (60” and above) 8KTVs
HDRTVs [1] Wide Color GamutTVs
[1]: per UHD alliance criteria
Unit growth:
XX% CAGR
Millionunits
Unit growth:
XX% CAGR
Unit growth:
XX% CAGR
Millionunits
Unit growth:
XX% CAGR

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MULTIPLE TECHNOLOGIES EMERGING TO DELIVER ADVANCED FEATURES
Established On-roadmapEarly-stage prod / Pilot In development
LCD
OLED
Other self-
emissive
& projection
Arrows highlight synergies and commonalities
between different emerging technologies

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TV FEATURES PERCEIVED BENEFITS
XXXcan be implemented at relatively low cost with XX or XX. The perceived benefits by consumers is however much lower than that
of XX and XX which is more complex to implement.
The jury is still out for xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Perceived
benefit
Difficulty to
implement.
Low High
Hard
Mid
Easy
XXX
XXX
XXXX XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
Mid
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
XXX
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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x

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SELF-EMISSIVE TECHNOLOGIES SCORECARD
Color Brightness Efficiency
Long
term cost
Maturity
XXX
X X X X X
xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
XXX
X X X X X
XXX
X X X X X
XXX
X X X X X
XXX
X X X X X

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Current and future industry battlegrounds
ADVANCED TV FEATURES: 2019 STATUS
To stimulateTV set replacement, the industry needs to offer significant improvements in performance, design
and overall user experience.
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
Emerging Growing Mature
xxx
xxx:
xXX
xxx
Adoption in 2019
(% of total TV sold annually)
Stage
2019
2009
CurvedTVs
3DTVs [2] ?
[2]: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
2017
2014
2017
2006
2012
2014
2007
2006
Keys for the graph:
• Date = first introduction of the feature
• Highlighted: panel-technology-related (otherwise:
driven byTV set electronics and software)
• Adoption dynamic of the features:
2016
2014
2014
xxx
50%
100%
0%
[1]: xxxxxxxxxxx
Fast growth
Slow growth, Stagnating
Decreasing
100%

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LCD AND OLED
White light from a LED backlight unit (BLU) enters a matrix of
independently controlled light valves (LC cell) which block or let the light
go through patterned R,G,B color filters which create the individual
colored subpixels.
OLED delivers
superior black
levels, viewing
angles and
response time
while LCD wins
for peak
brightness and
cost.
The WOLED architecture uses white OLED emitters combined with color
filters to create the R,G,B individual subpixels.
Horizontal
Polarizer
TFT + Liquid
Crystal cell
Color
Filters
Vertical
Polarizer
White LED
backlight + light
guide/diffuser
TFT + white
OLED
Color Filters
LCD White OLED
• XXXXXX
• XXXXXX
[1]: XXXXXXXX
[2] XXXXXXXX.
• XXXXXXXXX
• XXXXXXXX
• XXXXXXXX
• XXXXXXXXXX
• XXXXXXXXXXXX
• XXXXXXXXX
• XXXXXXX
• XXXXXXXXXXX
• XXXXXXXXXX

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PEROVSKITES
Although a different class of materials, perovskites are included by extension in our definition of Quantum Dots.
What Benefits Challenges Status
• Tunable emission wavelength
with high efficiency, and
XXXXXXXXXXX
• Can be synthetized in solution
in nano-crystal forms at
relatively low cost.
• XXXXXXX compared to InP
QD 
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
• A class of materials with
generic formula ABX3 and
similar structures.
• Emission wavelength can be
easily adjusted by
XXXXXXXXX.
• XXXXXXXX
• XXXXXXX.
• XXXXXXX
• XXXXXXXXXXXXX
• XXXXXXXXXXXX
Emission ranges for different Perovskites.
(F. Zhang, et al. ACS Nano 9, 4533 (2015))
Green perovskite XXXXXXX vs InP
and CdSe quantum dots
(source:Avantama)
Structure of LCD BLU with green
perovskite film
(source:Avantama)
Performance of green perovskite
film with blue LED + KSF
(source:Avantama)
Blue LED + PFS
QD
QD
Perovskite

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QD FILM SUPPLY CHAIN – ESTABLISHED, OR CURRENTLY ENTERING PLAYERS
QD materials QD film
BLU, panel makers, and
OEMs [1]IP
[1] In most cases, OEMs purchase LCD panels and backlight units (BLU) from separate vendors (“open cell model”). QD film suppliers typically sell to the BLU maker. But some panel
makers assemble their own BLU and sell the complete panel (LCD cell + BLU) to the OEM.This vertically integrated model is more common in Korea and at certainTV makers likeTCL
Formerly DOW

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EXAMPLES (2018-2019)
Hisense
U9D [1]
Hisense
P9
Hisense
U9F
Sony
Z9D
Samsung
Q9FN
Vizio
P-Series
Quantum
Vizio
P-Series
Quantum X
TCL 6
Series
TCL 8
Series
Vizio
M-Series
VizioV
Series
LG
SK 95
Year 2018 2018 2019 2018 2018 2019 2019 2019 2019 2019 2019 2018
Panel size 65” 65” 75” 65” 65” 75” 75” 75” 75” 65” 75” 65”
# of zones XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX
Pixels per
zone
XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX
Zone area
(cm2)
XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX
[1] ConceptTV only shown at a special event during the 2018 FIFAWorld Cup. Not commercially available.Also, at CES 2018 Samsung showed an 8K 85”TV with 10,000 zones.
Hisense P9 Samsung Q9FN Vizio P-Series Quantum

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ASSEMBLY
Various equipment companies are working on die bonders with faster throughput in order to reduce assembly costs.
o K&S introduced a MiniLED assembly tool based on Rohinni technology with a throughput of XXX with XX micron
accuracy and XXXX% yields.The company plans to rapidly double the throughput.
o Rohinni and BOE have set up a JV to develop miniLED BLUs for displays 30” and above.
o XXX is working with partners to develop tools with up to 250-300k/hr throughput.
Various other technologies also developed for microLED assembly could trickle down to miniLED (next slide).
Adoption in TV
will initially be
limited to high-
end market.
However as
costs come
down, adoption
could cascade
toward mid
range models.
 XXX UPH (XXdie/s) at +/- XX
um accuracy with a single-head
tool
 Optimum die size around XX um
(can handle down to XX um)
 5N+ yield (99.999%)
K&S “Pixalux” miniLED
assembly tool
Illustration: Kulicke & Soffa
equipment (source: company)

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WHITE OLED
For large panels (TV), LG Display uses architecture licensed
from Kodak in 2009, where yellow/green, blue and red are
stacked to realize a white source.
The white light then goes through R,G,B color filters (CF) to
produce the individual subpixel.
LG Display developed special architectures to compensate for
the lower brightness related to the color filters:
o XXXXX
o XXXXX
This multi-stack architecture increases the number of layers to
more than XX, making the panels expensive to manufacture.
Anode/HIL
HTL
Blue Emitter
Red Emitter
n-CGL/p-CGL/HTL
Yellow/Green Emitter
EIL, ETL
n-CGL
p-Charge Generation Layer (CGL)
HTL
EIL, ETL
EIL/Cathode
ETL
Blue Emitter
2019 WOLED structure overview
(Illustration:Yole)
Encapsulation
Substrate
TFT
Anode
WOLED WOLED WOLED
Anode Anode
CF CF CF
WOLED
Anode
Cathode (metal)
Open mask deposition
(Illustration: JOLED) [1]: Similar to LCD, ~2/3rd of the light is absorbed in the color filters.
2019 WOLED 2020 WOLED
XXX XXX
Benefits Drawbacks
• Eliminates the RGB patterning
challenge: the materials are
deposited with an open mask
covering the entire display
surface
• Reduces efficiency [1]
(compared to RGB)
• Complex material stacks to
balance the charges

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INKJET PRINTED RGB TV PROTOTYPES
Picture source: www.cdrinfo.comPicture source:: www.ultrahdtv.net
XXX - Q1 2013 XXX – Q4 2018 XXX – Q4 2018
Picture source: Company
Panasonic showed the first 4K 56” inkjet printed RGB AMOLED TV in 2013. BOE, CSOT and JOLED all presented prototypes in 2018.
XXX - Q2 2018
Picture source: www.hangjianet.com

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LARGE DIMENSION PRINTED RGB OLED – KEY PLAYERS
Equipment
Materials
(OLED
Emitters)
Panels
• XXX, XXX and XXX are all developing solution-based OLED materials. In April 2019,XXX sold the activity to XXX.
• XXX is the dominant player in small molecule phosphorescent yellow, green and red OLED emitter materials for evaporation-based
processes. It is also developing materials for solution processes. In addition,the company is developing a vapor-based printing process (next
page) in order to enable printing of traditional small molecule materials.
• XXX and XXX are startups developing new generations of high efficiency blue emitters. Initial focus is on evaporation process, but
solution processes are on the roadmaps.

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JOLED: FIRST TOVOLUME MANUFACTURING
In July 2014, Investment fund “Innovation Network Corporation of Japan” (INCJ) joined forces with XXX(XX%), XX
(X%) and XXX (X%) to form JOLED. XXX brought its TFT backplane technology and XXX its RGB printing process
and equipment.
In mid XXX, JOLED started seeking $XXXM of additional funding. In XXX, it raised US$XXX from XXX($XXX), XXx
($XX), XXX($XX) and XXX($XX). In XXX, it added $XXXm from XXX, XXX and XXX.
JOLED now has close to XXX employees. The investment will enable setting up a GXXfab (1XX x XX mm2), based on
XXX TFT with a XXk substrate per month capacity, starting production of XX to XX panels by XX [1].
The company is also making its technology available (licensing and equipment) to other display makers for TV
applications, through an agreement with XXX and XXX Finetech Solutions.
Despite significant progress, the company still faces many challenges. It is still $XXX short of its initial XXXfundraising
goal to execute its long-term business plan. Production cost is still high, process and materials immature. We estimate
that initial cost target for its XX panels is in the XX range, at least X times more than LCD.
JOLED is the
first company
to offer
commercial
Inkjet Printed
RGB OLED
panels.
[1]The site was sold to investor INCJ for XXX by XXX to reduce its financial burden. INCJ then transferred it to JOLED.

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MicroLED DISPLAY ASSEMBLY
Bulk LED epiwafers are processed into an array of micro-LEDs to be picked up and transferred to a receiving substrate,
for integration into a heterogeneously integrated system: the display (which integrates LEDs, transistors, optics, etc.)
The micro-LEDs can be picked up and transferred individually, in groups, or as an entire array of 100,000’s of µLEDs:
MicroLED
chips can be
singulated and
transferred
individually or
as large
monolithic
arrays
Massively parallel transfer (“pick-and-place”) Monolithic integration of µLED array
Individual µLED dies or small chips comprising small amounts of
µLED emitters (<10) are singulated and individually picked up,
transferred, positioned, and assembled on a backplane containing the
pixel-driving circuitry (typically TFT on glass, or a flexible substrate).
The pitch on the display is typically lower than that of the donor
wafer.
Big chips comprising large quantities of µLED emitters
(>10,000’s to millions) are hybridized onto a backplane
(typically Si CMOS). Individual pixels are not physically
singulated.The donor array’s pitch matches the display’s pitch.
Epiwafer or carrier with
pre-singulated die
Transfer
Tool
Display backplane
µLED chips
Backplane
µLED array
Epiwafer
Backplane
Hybridization

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ILLUSTRATION: GENERATION 8.5 SUBSTRATE CUTS
55”
Generation 8.x substrates were designed for optimum production of ~32” , 48” and 55” panels. For ultra large panels, efficiency is also high for 98”.
G8, however, is relatively inefficient for 65” or 75” panels.
65”
55”
55”
55”
55”
55”
6 x 55” panels - 91% efficiency
65”
75”
65”
75”
48”
48”
48”
48”
48”
48”
48”
48”
88”
88”
98”
98”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”
32”18 x 32” panels - 92% efficiency

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KEY PLAYERS’ MANUFACTURING AND CAPEX STRATEGIES

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CURRENT CHALLENGES FOR 8K
Chicken and egg situation: just like for HDR and wide color gamut, content creators and providers will only invest if the installed
TV platform is large enough.The situation was similar with the transition to 4K.
The entire
content
production and
delivery chain
needs to define
and adopt
common
standards and
practices to
enable
improved image
quality for all
viewers.
Content
creation
Production -
encoding
Distribution/
broadcasting
Display
• Digital cameras
• Editing
• Codecs (HEVC,VCC…)
• Connectivity (HDMI, DisplayPort,
wireless.)
• Streaming
• Blu-ray
• Broadcasting
• Set-top boxes
• TVs
• Tablets
• Laptops
• Smartphones

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Content
creation
Production -
encoding
Distribution/
broadcasting
Display
UHD ALLIANCE REQUIREMENTS
The UHD Alliance adopted XXX as a long-term, future-proof color standard for encoding and distribution and
the smaller digital cinema XXX gamut to measure display reproduction capabilities.
XXX gamut with a XX bit depth
(XXX levels for each R,G,B primary,
for a total of more than XX colors [1])
Must be able to handle signal encoded in BT2020
but minimum requirement for color reproduction is
90% of the DCI P3 gamut [2].
[1] Previous standard for HDTVs was XX bits, i.e. XXX levels per primary, for a total of XXM colors.
[2] Requirement for professional displays used for content mastering is XXXX in order to ensures that colorists will see the content as shown in digital theatres.
XXX
XXX
XXX
Mastering, encoding and distribution
Displays

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WIDE COLOR GAMUT TECHNOLOGY BENCHMARK
WOLED RGB OLED
RGB
EL-QD
QD-OLED MicroLEDLCD + QD
or narrow phosphors
StrengthWeaknessOpportunity
[1]: XXXXXX.
[2]:As brightness increases, the relative contribution of the white pixel increases as well, resulting in a desaturation of the primaries colors and reduction of the color gamut.

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WIDE COLOR GAMUT FORECAST AND TECHNOLOGY BREAKDOWN 2018-2025
The cost of
implementing
WCG in LCD is
decreasing
rapidly (QD films
or NB
phosphors).The
feature is
cascading toward
mid range TV
(55” < $350
offering WCG in
2019).
We define as “Wide Color Gamut” anyTV meeting the UHD Alliance requirement of > XX

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HDR ECOSYSTEM
HDR10 HDR 10+ Dolby vision HLG SL-HDR1
Studio
(Home
entertainment)
Broadcasting &
streaming
TV peripheral
(Optical disc, Set
top box…)
TV brands and
OEMs
Content
production
Displays

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TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP FOR HIGH-END TV

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Contact our
SalesTeam
for more
information
YOLE GROUP OF COMPANY RELATED REPORTS
Yole Développement
MiniLED for Display
Applications: LCD and Digital
Signage
MicroLED Displays 2018
Next-Generation Human
Machine Interaction in Displays
2019

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Contact our
SalesTeam
for more
information
YOLE GROUP OF COMPANY RELATED REPORTS
Knowmade
MicroLED Displays : Intellectual
Property Landscape

© 2019
Yole Développement
From Technologies to Market
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YOLE DEVELOPPEMENT – FIELDS OF EXPERTISE
Life Sciences
& Healthcare
o Microfluidics
o BioMEMS & Medical Microsystems
o Inkjet and accurate dispensing
o Solid-State Medical Imaging & BioPhotonics
o BioTechnologies
Power
&Wireless
o RF Devices &Technologies
o Compound Semiconductors & Emerging Materials
o Power Electronics
o Batteries & Energy Management
Semiconductor
& Software
o Package,Assembly & Substrates
o Semiconductor Manufacturing
o Memory
o Software & Computing
Photonics,
Sensing & Display
o Solid-State Lighting
o Display
o MEMS, Sensors & Actuators
o Imaging
o Photonics & Optoelectronics
Semiconductor
& Software
Power &Wireless
Photonics,
Sensing
& Display
Life
Sciences &
Healthcare
About Yole Développement | www.yole.fr | ©2019

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4 BUSINESS MODELS
o Consulting and Analysis
• Market data & research,
marketing analysis
• Technology analysis
• Strategy consulting
• Reverse engineering & costing
• Patent analysis
• Design and characterization
of innovative optical systems
• Financial services (due
diligence, M&A with our
partner)
www.yole.fr
o Syndicated reports
• Market & technology reports
• Patent investigation and patent
infringement risk analysis
• Teardowns & reverse costing
analysis
• Cost simulation tool
www.i-Micronews.com/reports o Media
• i-Micronews.com website
• i-Micronews e-newsletter
• Communication & webcast
services
• Events:TechDays, forums,…
www.i-Micronews.com
o Monitors
• Monthly and quarterly update
• Excel database covering supply,
demand, and technology
• Price, market, demand and
production forecasts
• Supplier market shares
www.i-Micronews.com/reports

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6 COMPANIES TO SERVEYOUR BUSINESS
Due diligence
www.yole.fr
Manufacturing costs analysis
Teardown and reverse engineering
Cost simulation tools
www.systemplus.fr
Market, technology and strategy
consulting
www.yole.fr
IP analysis
Patent assessment
www.knowmade.fr
Innovation and business maker
www.bmorpho.com
Design and characterization of
innovative optical systems
www.piseo.fr
Yole Group of Companies

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OUR GLOBAL ACTIVITY
30%of our business
40%of our business
30%of our business
Greater
China office
Yole Japan
HQ in Lyon
Nantes
Paris
Nice
Vénissieux
Yole Deutschland
Frankfurt
Hsinchu
Tokyo
Yole Korea
Seoul
Palo Alto
Yole Inc.
Cornelius

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ANALYSIS SERVICES - CONTENT COMPARISON
High
Technology
and Market
Report
Leadership
Meeting
Q&A
Service
Depth of the analysis
Breadthoftheanalysis
Meet the
Analyst
Custom
Analysis
High
Low

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SERVING THE ENTIRE SUPPLY CHAIN
Our
analysts
provide
market
analysis,
technol
ogy
evaluati
on, and
busines
s plans
along
the
entire
supply
chain
Integrators, end-
users and software
developers
Device manufacturers
Suppliers: material,
equipment, OSAT, foundries…
Financial investors, R&D centers

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SERVING MULTIPLE INDUSTRIAL FIELDS
We
work
across
multipl
es
industri
es to
underst
and the
impact
of
From A to Z…
Transportation
makers
Mobile phone
and
consumer
electronics
Automotive
Medical
systems
Industrial
and defense
Energy
management

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oOver the course of more than 20 years, Yole Développement has grown to become a group of companies. Together with System Plus Consulting and KnowMade, we now
provide marketing, technology and strategy consulting, media and corporate finance services, reverse costing, structure, process and cost analysis services and well as
intellectual property (IP) and patent analysis. Together, our group of companies is collaborating ever closer and therefore will offer, in 2019, a collection of over 125 reports, 10
new monitors and 120 teardowns. Combining respective expertise and methodologies from the three companies, they cover:
oIf you are looking for:
o An analysis of your product market and technology
o A review of how your competitors are evolving
o An understanding of your manufacturing and production costs
o An understanding of your industry’s technology roadmap and related IPs
o A clear view supply chain evolution
Our reports and monitors are for you!
oOur team of over 70 analysts, including PhD and MBA qualified industry veterans from Yole Développement, System Plus Consulting and KnowMade, collect information,
identify trends, challenges, emerging markets, and competitive environments. They turn that information into results and give you a complete picture of your industry’s
landscape. In the past 20 years, we have worked on more than 2,000 projects, interacting with technology professionals and high-level opinion makers from the main players of
their industries and realized more than 5,000 interviews per year.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN 2019?
In 2019 we will extend our offering with a new ‘monitor’ product which provides more updates on your industry during the year. The Yole Group of Companies is also building
on and expanding its investigations of the memory industry. Moreover, in parallel, the Yole Group reaffirms its commitment to a new collection of reports mixing software and
hardware and is increasing its involvement in displays, radio-frequency (RF) technology, advanced substrates, batteries and compound semiconductors. Last but not least,
System Plus Consulting is developing its teardowns service providing 120+ offers related to phones, smart home, wearables and connected devices. Discover our 2019
program right now, and ensure you get a true vision of the industry. Stay tuned!
REPORTS COLLECTION
www.i-Micronews.com
• MEMS & Sensors
• RF devices & technologies
• Medical technologies
• Semiconductor Manufacturing
• Advanced packaging
• Memory
• Batteries and energy management
• Power electronics
• Compound semiconductors
• Solid state lighting
• Displays
• Software
• Imaging
• Photonics

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OUR 2019 REPORTS COLLECTION (1/4)
18 fields of excellence combined with six markets to provide a complete picture of your industry landscape
Market –Technology – Strategy – byYole Développement
Yole Développement (Yole) offers market reports including quantitative market forecasts,
technology trends, company strategy evaluation and indepth application analyses. Yole will
publish more than 55 reports in 2019, with our partner PISEO contributing to some of
the lighting reports.
Reverse Costing® – Structure, Process and Cost Analysis – by
System Plus Consulting
The Reverse Costing® report developed by System Plus Consulting provides full
teardowns, including detailed photos, precise measurements, material analyses,
manufacturing process flows, supply chain evaluations, manufacturing cost analyses and
selling price estimations. The reports listed below are comparisons of several analyzed
components from System Plus Consulting. More reports are however available, and over
60 reports will be released in 2019.The complete list is available at www.systemplus.fr.
Patent Reports – by KnowMade
More than describing the status of the IP situation, these analyses provide a missing link
between patented technologies and market, technological and business trends. They offer
an understanding of the competitive landscape and technology developments from a
patent perspective. They include key insights into key IP players, key patents and future
technology trends. For 2019 KnowMade will release over 15 reports.
The markets targeted are :
• Mobile & Consumer
• Automotive &Transportation
• Medical
• Industrial
• Telecom & Infrastructure
• Defense & Aerospace
• Linked reports are dealing with the same topic to provide
• a more detailed analysis.

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MEMS & SENSORS
o MARKET ANDTECHNOLOGY REPORT
• Status of the MEMS Industry 2019 - Update
• Status of the Audio Industry 2019 - New
• Uncooled Infrared Imagers and Detectors 2019 – Update
• Consumer Biometrics:Technologies and MarketTrends 2018
• MEMS Pressure Sensor Market and Technologies 2018
• Gas & Particle Sensors 2018
o STRUCTURE, PROCESS & COST REPORT
• MEMS & Sensors Comparison 2019
• MEMS Pressure Sensor Comparison 2018
• Particle Sensors Comparison 2019
• Miniaturized Gas Sensors Comparison 2018
o PATENT REPORT
• MEMS Foundry Business Portfolio 2019 - New
• Miniaturized Gas Sensors 2019 - New
PHOTONIC AND OPTOELECTRONICS
• Silicon Photonics and Photonic Integrated Circuits 2019
• LiDARs for Automotive and Industrial Applications 2019 - Update
o PATENT REPORT
• Silicon Photonics for Data Centers: Optical Transceiver 2019 - New
• LiDAR for Automotive 2018
RF DEVICES ANDTECHNOLOGIES
• RF GaN Market:Applications, Players,Technology,
and Substrates 2019 - Update
• 5G’s Impact on RF Front-End Module and Connectivity
for Cell Phones 2019 – Update
• 5G Impact on Wireless Infrastructure 2019 - New
• Radar and Wireless for Automotive: Market and Technology
Trends 2019 - Update
• Advanced RF Antenna Market & Technology 2019 - New
• RF Standards and Technologies for Connected Objects 2018
• RF Front-End Module Comparison 2019 - Update
• Automotive Radar RF Chipset Comparison 2018
o PATENT REPORT
• Antenna for 5G Wireless Communications 2019 - New
• RF Front End Modules for Cellphones 2018
• RF Filter for 5G Wireless Communications: Materials and Technologies 2019
• RF GaN 2019 – Patent Landscape Analysis
Update : 2018 version still available About Yole Développement | www.yole.fr | ©2019

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IMAGING
• Status of the CIS Industry 2019:Technology
and Foundry Business - Update
• Imaging for Automotive 2019 - Update
• NeuromorphicTechnologies for Sensing 2019 - Update
• Status of the CCM and WLO Industry 2019 – Update
• 3D Imaging & Sensing 2018
• MachineVision for Industry and Automation 2018
• Sensors for RoboticVehicles 2018
• Compact Camera Modules Comparison 2019
• CMOS Image Sensors Comparison 2019
o PATENT REPORT
• Facial & Gesture Recognition Technlogies in Mobile Devices 2019 - New
• Apple iPhone X Proximity Sensor & Flood Illuminator 2018
MEDICAL IMAGING AND BIOPHOTONICS
• X-Ray Detectors for Medical, Industrial
and Security Applications 2019- New
• Microscopy Life Science Cameras: Market and Technology Analysis 2019
• Ultrasound technologies for Medical, Industrial
and Consumer Applications 2018
o PATENT REPORT
• Optical Coherence Tomography Medical Imaging 2018
MICROFLUIDICS
• Status of the Microfluidics Industry 2019 - Update
• Next Generation Sequencing & DNA Synthesis - Technology,
Consumables Manufacturing and MarketTrends 2019 - New
• Organ-on-a-Chip Market & Technology Landscape 2019 - Update
• Point-of-Need Testing Application of MicrofluidicTechnologies 2018
• Liquid Biopsy: from Isolation to Downstream Applications 2018
• Chinese Microfluidics Industry 2018
o PATENT REPORT
• Microfluidic ManufacturingTechnologies 2019 – New
• Nanopore Sequencing 2019 - New
INKJET AND ACCURATE DISPENSING
• Inkjet Printheads - Dispensing Technologies
& Market Landscape 2019 - Update
• Emerging Printing Technologies
for Microsystem Manufacturing 2019 - New
• Piezoelectric Materials from Bulk to Thin Film 2019 - New
• Inkjet Functional and Additive Manufacturing for Electronics 2018
• Piezoelectric Materials from Bulk to Thin Film Comparison 2019

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BIOTECHNOLOGIES
• CRISPR-Cas9 Technology: From Lab to Industries 2018
o PATENT REPORT
• Personalized Medicine 2019 – New
BIOMEMS & MEDICAL MICROSYSTEMS
• Medical Wearables: Market & Technology Analysis 2019 - New
• Neurotechnologies and Brain Computer Interface 2018
• BioMEMS & Non-Invasive Sensors: Microsystems for Life Sciences
& Healthcare 2018
o PATENT REPORT
• 3D Cell Printing 2019 - New
• CirculatingTumor Cells Isolation 2019 - New
SOFTWARE AND COMPUTING
• Artificial Intelligence Computing For Automotive 2019 - New
• Hardware and Software for Artificial Intelligence (AI)
in Consumer Applications 2019 - Update
• Image Signal Processor andVision Processor Market
and Technology Trends 2019
• xPU (Processing Units) for Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, HPC
and Gaming 2019 – New
o PATENT REPORT
• Artificial Intelligence for Diagnostic - New
MEMORY
• Status of the Memory Industry 2019 - New
• MRAM Technology and Business 2019 - New
• Emerging NonVolatile Memory 2018
• Memory Comparison 2019
o PATENT REPORT
• Magnetoresistive Random-Access Memory (MRAM) 2019 - New
• 3D Non-Volatile Memory 2018
ADVANCED PACKAGING
• Fan Out PackagingTechnologies and MarketTrends 2019 - Update
• 3D TSV Integration and Monolithic Business Update 2019 - Update
• Advanced RF SiP for Cellphones 2019 - Update
• Status of Advanced Packaging Industry 2019 - Update
• Status of Advanced Substrates 2019 - Update
• Panel Level PackagingTrends 2019 - Update
• System in Package (SiP) Technology and Market Trends 2019 - New
• Trends in Automotive Packaging 2018
• Thin-Film Integrated Passive Devices 2018
• Advanced RF SiP for Cellphones Comparison 2019

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SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING
• Nano Imprint Lithography 2019 - New
• Equipment and Materials for Fan Out Packaging 2019 - Update
• Equipment for More than Moore:Thin Film Deposition
& Etching 2019 - New
• Wafer Starts for More Than Moore Applications 2018
• Polymeric Materials atWafer-Level
for Advanced Packaging 2018
• Bonding and Lithography Equipment Market
for More than Moore Devices 2018
• Wafer Bonding Comparison 2018
o PATENT REPORT
• Hybrid Bonding for 3D Stack 2019 – New
SOLID STATE LIGHTING
• Status of the Solid State Light Source Industry 2019 - New
• Edge Emitting Lasers (EELS) 2019 - New
• Light Shaping Technologies 2019 - New
• Automotive Advanced Front Lighting Systems 2019 - New
• VCSELs - Technology, Industry and MarketTrends 2019 - Update
• IR LEDs and Laser Diodes – Technology,Applications,
and Industry Trends 2018
• Automotive Lighting 2018:Technology, Industry and MarketTrends
• UV LEDs - Technology, Manufacturing and ApplicationTrends 2018
• LiFi:Technology, Industry and MarketTrends 2018
• VCSEL Comparison 2019
o PATENT REPORT
• VCSELs 2018
DISPLAY
• Next Generation 3D Display 2019 - New
• Next Generation Human Machine Interaction (HMI)in Displays 2019 - New
• Micro-and Mini-LED Displays 2019 - Update
• Technologies And Markets for Next Generation Televisions
• Displays & OpticalVision Systems forVR,AR & MR 2018
o PATENT REPORT
• MicroLED Displays : Intellectual Property Landscape 2018

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POWER ELECTRONICS
• Power SiC: Materials, Devices and Applications 2019 - Update
• Power Electronics for EV/HEV and e-mobility:
Market, Innovations and Trends 2019 - Update
• Status of the Power Electronics Industry 2019 - Update
• Discrete Power Packaging : Material Market
and Technology Trends 2019 - New
• Status of the Power ICs Industry 2019 - Update
• Status of the Passive Components for the Power Electronics
Industry 2019 - Update
• Status of the Inverter Industry 2019 - Update
• Status of the Power Module Packaging Industry 2019 - Update
• Wireless Charging Market Expectations
and Technology Trends 2018
• Power GaN 2018: Epitaxy, Devices,Applications
and Technology Trends
• Automotive Power Module Packaging Comparison 2018
• GaN-on-Silicon Transistor Comparison 2019
• SiC Transistor Comparison 2019
o PATENT REPORT
• Power SiC : Materials, Devices and Modules 2019 - New
• Power GaN : Materials, Devices and Modules 2019 – Update
BATTERY & ENERGY MANAGEMENT
• Status of the Rechargeable Li-ion Battery Industry 2019 - New
• Li-ion Battery Packs for Automotive and Stationary Storage
Applications 2019 - Update
o PATENT REPORT
• Battery Energy Density Increase: Materials
and EmergingTechnologies 2019 - New
• Solid-State Batteries 2019 - New
• Status of the Battery Patents 2018
COMPOUND SEMI.
• Emerging Semiconductor Substrates:
Market & Technology Trends 2019- New
• Status of the Compound Semiconductor Industry 2019 - New
• InP Materials, Devices and Applications 2019 - New
• GaAsWafer and Epiwafer Market: RF, Photonics,
LED and PV Applications 2018
o PATENT REPORT
• GaN-on-Silicon Substrate: Materials, Devices
and Applications 2019 - Update

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OUR 2019 MONITORS COLLECTION (1/2)
Get the most updated overview of your market to monitor your strategy
Yole Développement, System Plus Consulting and KnowMade, all part of the Yole Group of Companies, are launching a collection of 10 monitors in 2019. The monitors aim to
provide updated market, technology and patent data as well dedicated quarterly analyses of the evolution in your industry over the previous 12 months. Furthermore, you can
benefit from direct access to the analyst for an on-demand Q&A and discussion session regarding trend analyses, forecasts and breaking news.
Topics covered will be compact camera modules (CCMs), advanced packaging, compound semiconductors, microfluidics, batteries, RF and memory.
MARKET MONITOR byYole Développement
A FULL PACKAGE:
The monitors will provide the evolution of the market in units, wafer area and revenues.
They will also offer insights into what is driving the business and a close look at what is
happening will also be covered in it.
The following deliverables will be included in the monitors:
o An Excel database with all historical and forecast data
o A PDF slide deck with graphs and comments/analyses covering the expected
evolutions
oADVANCED PACKAGING – NEW
This monitor will provide the evolution of the advanced packaging platforms. It will cover
Fan-Out Wafer Level Packaging (WLP), Fan-Out Panel Level Packaging (PLP), Wafer-Level
Chip Scale Packaging (WLCSP), Flip Chip packaging platforms, and 2.5D and 3D Through
SiliconVia (TSV) integration. Frequency: Quarterly, starting from Q3 2019
This monitor will describe how the compound semiconductor industry is evolving. It will
offer a close look at GaAs, InP, SiC, GaN and other compounds of interest providing
wafer volumes, revenues, application breakdowns and momentum. Frequency: Quarterly,
starting from Q3 2019
oCAMERA MODULE – NEW
This monitor will provide the evolution of the imaging industry, with a close look at
image sensor, camera module, lens and VCM. Volumes, revenues and momentum of
companies like Sony, Samsung, Omnivision and OnSemi will thus be analysed. Frequency:
Quarterly, starting from Q3 2019
oMEMORY – UPDATE
For the memory industry you can have access to a quaterly monitor, as well as an
additional service, a monthly pricing. Both services can be bought seprately:
o DRAM Service: Including a quarterly monitor and monthly pricing.
o NAND Service: Including a quarterly monitor and monthly pricing.
REVERSETECHNOLOGY MONITOR by System Plus Consulting
oSMARTPHONES – NEW
To stay updated on the latest components, packaging and silicon chip choices of the smartphone makers, System Plus Consulting has created its first Smartphone Reverse Technology
monitor. This year, get access to the packaging and silicon content database of at least 20 different flagship smartphones – more than five per quarter. Starting at the beginning of
2019, the monitor will include an Excel database report for each phone and a quarterly comparison.

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OUR 2019 MONITORS COLLECTION (2/2)
Get the most updated overview of your market to monitor your strategy
PATENT MONITOR by KnowMade
A FULL PACKAGE:
Starting at the beginning of the year, the KnowMade monitors include the following
deliverables:
An Excel file including the monthly IP database of:
o New patent applications
o Newly granted patents
o Expired or abandoned patents
o Transfer of IP rights through re-assignment and licensing
o Patent litigation and opposition
Quarterly report including a PDF slide deck with the key facts & figures of the quarter:
IP trends over the three last months, with a close look to key IP players and key patented
technologies.
oGaN for Power & RF Electronics
Wafers and epiwafers, GaN-on-SiC, silicon, sapphire or diamond, semiconductor devices
such as transistors, and diodes, devices and applications including converters, rectifiers,
switches, amplifiers, filters, and Monolothic Microwave Integrated Circuits (MMICs),
packaging, modules and systems.
oGaN for Optoelectronics & Photonics
Wafers and epiwafers, GaN-on-sapphire, SiC or silicon; semiconductor devices such as
LEDs and lasers; and applications including lighting, display, visible communication,
photonics, packaging, modules and systems.
oLi-ion Batteries
Anodes made of lithium metal, silicon, and lithium titanate (LTO); cathodes made of
Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP), Nickel-Manganese-Cobalt (NMC), Lithium Nickel Cobalt
Aluminium Oxide (NCA), Lithium Nickel Metal Dioxide (LiNiMO2), Lithium Metal
Phosphate (LiMPO4), and Lithium Metal Tetroxide (LiMO4); electrolytes including liquid,
polymer/gel, and solid inorganics; ceramic and other separators; battery cells including
thin film/microbattery, flexible, cylindrical and prismatic; and battery packs and systems.
oPost Li-ion Batteries
Battery technologies including redox-flow batteries, sodium-ion, lithiumsulfur, lithium-air,
and magnesium-ion, and their supply chains, including electrodes, electrolytes, battery
cells and battery packs/systems.
oSolid-State Batteries
Supply chain including electrodes, battery cells, battery packs/systems and electrolytes,
including polymer, inorganic and inorganic/polymer, inorganic materials, including
argyrodites, LIthium Super Ionic CONductor, (LISICONs), Thio-LISICONs, sulfide glasses,
oxide glasses, perovskites, anti-perovskites and garnets.
oRF Acoustic Wave Filters
Including Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW), Temperature Compensated (TC)- SAW, Bulk
Acoustic Wave- Free-standing Bulk Acoustic Resonator (BAWFBAR), BAW-Solidly-
Mounted Resonator (BAW-SMR), and Packaging.
oRF Power Amplifiers
Including Low Noise Amplifiers, Doherty Amplifiers, Packaging, and Millimeter-Wave
technology.
oRF Front-End Modules
oMicrofluidics
From components to chips and systems, including all applications.

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I-MICRONEWS MEDIA
To meet the growing demand for market,
technological and business information,
i-Micronews Media integrates several tools
able to reach each individual contact within its
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We will ensure your company benefits from
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Brand visibility, networking
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Today's technology makes it
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Contact: CamilleVeyrier (veyrier@yole.fr), Marketing & Communication Director

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CONTACT INFORMATION
oCONSULTING AND SPECIFICANALYSIS, REPORT BUSINESS
o North America:
• Steve LaFerriere, Senior Sales Director forWestern US & Canada
Email: laferriere@yole.fr – + 1 310 600-8267
• ChrisYouman, Senior Sales Director for Eastern US & Canada
Email: chris.youman@yole.fr – +1 919 607 9839
o Japan & Rest of Asia:
• Takashi Onozawa, General Manager,Asia Business Development
(India & ROA)
Email: onozawa@yole.fr - +81 34405-9204
• Miho Ohtake, Account Manager (Japan)
Email: ohtake@yole.fr - +81 3 4405 9204
• Itsuyo Oshiba, Account Manager (Japan & Singapore)
Email: oshiba@yole.fr - +81-80-3577-3042
o Korea: Peter Ok, Business Development Director
Email: peter.ok@yole.fr - +82 10 4089 0233
o Greater China: Mavis Wang, Director of Greater China Business
Development
Email: wang@yole.fr - +886 979 336 809
o Europe: Lizzie Levenez, EMEA Business Development Manager
Email: levenez@yole.fr - +49 15 123 544 182
o RoW: Jean-Christophe Eloy, CEO & President,Yole Développement
Email eloy@yole.fr - +33 4 72 83 01 80
oFINANCIAL SERVICES (in partnership withWoodside Capital
Partners)
o Jean-Christophe Eloy, CEO & President
Email: eloy@yole.fr - +33 4 72 83 01 80
o Ivan Donaldson,VP of Financial Market Development
Email: ivan.donaldson@yole.fr - +1 208 850 3914
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o Sandrine Leroy, Director, Public Relations
Email: leroy@yole.fr - +33 4 72 83 01 89 / +33 6 33 11 61 55
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