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Nanotechnology for Photonics

Product Type: Market Research Report

Publication Date: Mar 04, 2005

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SUMMARY

Global Market Segments for Nanophotonic Devices, 2003-2009
$ Millions

Global Market Segments for Nanophotonic Devices, 2003-2009

* Includes optical switches, nanophotonics ICs, Holographic memory, optical amplifiers and add/drop filters.
Source: BCC, Inc.

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

The global market for nanophotonic devices is projected to rise at an average annual growth rate (AAGR) of 85.8% from $420.7 million in 2004 to $9.325 billion in 2009.
Nanophotonic light-emitting diodes, with flat panel and plasma display applications, accounted for more than three-quarters of the market in 2003. Near-field optics (18.7%) and nanocrystalline dye-sensitized solar cells (4.9%) accounted for the remainder.
Light-emitting diodes not only are the largest, but also the fastest-growing nanophotonic market segment, with a projected AAGR of more than 90% between 2004 and 2009.
Near field optics and nanophotonic integrated circuits are the only other device types that are projected to have market shares greater than 1% in 2009.

INTRODUCTION

It appears inevitable that nanophotonics technologies will have a major impact on a number of sectors of the U.S. economy. However, various technical, marketing and other hurdles must be overcome before nanophotonics fulfills this promise.

Most analyses of the nanophotonics market focus on development of new nanophotonics technologies and applications, rather than quantifying their potential markets. These analyses have made valuable contributions to raising investors·awareness of, and interest in nanophotonics.

However, these analyses, by themselves, do not provide sufficient information to guide corporate or individual investment decisions. This BCC report provides information on the commercial potential of various nanophotonics technologies to complement the growing body of technical information. Specific objectives include identifying segments of the nanophotonics market with the greatest commercial potential in the near to mid-term, projecting future demand in these segments, and evaluating the challenges that must be overcome for each segment to realize its potential to estimate the probability of successful commercialization.

SCOPE OF STUDY

The report includes the following major elements:

Definitions of nanophotonics terminology
Milestones in the development of nanophotonics
Current and potential nanophotonics applications
Applications and end users with the greatest commercial potential through 2009
Global nanophotonics market trends with forecasts through 2009
Factors that will influence the long-term development of nanophotonics market shares and industry structure.

METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES

Projecting the market for emerging technologies such as most nanophotonics devices, whose commercial potential has not yet been proven, is a challenging task, which may help to explain why most analysts so far have focused on technology assessments. This report uses a multi-phase approach to identify the nanophotonics applications and devices with the greatest commercial potential and quantifies the resulting market for these devices, as described below. All market figures are in constant 2004 dollars.

In the first phase of the analysis, we identified a "long list" of potential nanophotonics applications (including applications that are still under development) and mapped them against potential applications such as data storage, computing, sensing, etc.

In the second phase, we eliminated those nanophotonics applications and devices that appear to have little likelihood of making it into commercial production in the next 5 years, through a literature review and statements by industry sources. The result of phase two was a "short list" of devices with the greatest near-to-mid-term commercial potential.

The third phase focused on quantifying the potential broader market for each short-listed nanophotonics device and identifying the main prerequisites for commercial success. Various methodologies and data sources were used to develop the projections, including trend line projections, input-output analysis, and estimates of future demand from industry sources. Dozens of industry sources were consulted in the preparation of this report.

INTRODUCTION

STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE STUDY AND FOR WHOM
SCOPE AND FORMAT
METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
ANALYST CREDENTIALS
RELATED BCC RESEARCH
BCC ON-LINE SERVICES
DISCLAIMER

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Summary Table:
GLOBAL MARKET SEGMENTS FOR NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Summary Figure:
GLOBAL MARKET SEGMENTS FOR NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

OVERVIEW

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
- DEFINITIONS
  - Photonics
  - Nanophotonics
- BRIEF HISTORY OF PHOTONICS
  - Brief History of Photonics (Continued)
TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
- TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS

Table 1 PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS
Figure 1 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
Figure 2 2D VS. 3D PHOTONIC CRYSTALS
Figure 3 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL POINT DEFECT
Figure 4 "WOODPILE" PHOTONIC CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
Figure 5 AUTOCLONED PHOTONIC CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
Table 2 BASIC VS. APPLIED PHOTONIC CRYSTAL TECHNOLOGY IN U.S. PATENTS AND PATENT APPLICATIONS, 1976-2004*
Figure 6 BASIC VS. APPLIED PHOTONIC CRYSTAL TECHNOLOGY IN U.S. PATENTS AND PATENT APPLICATIONS , 1976-2004* (%)
Figure 7 TRENDS IN U.S. PHOTONIC CRYSTAL PATENTS ISSUED ANNUALLY/PENDING, 1999-2004*
Figure 7 (CONTINUED)
Figure 8 LEADING PHOTONIC CRYSTAL PATENT HOLDERS SHARES OF TOTAL PATENT ISSUED, 1976-2004** (%)
Table 3 PHOTONIC PATENTS AND PATENT APPLICATIONS BY PATENT HOLDER, 1976-2004*
Figure 9 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL PATENTS BY PATENT HOLDER NATIONALITY, 1976-2004* (%)
Figure 10 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL PATENTS BY TYPE OF ASSIGNEE, 1976-2004* (%)
Table 4 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL MANUFACTURERS
Figure 11 NANORIBBON PATENT APPLICATIONS PENDING OCTOBER 2004, BY TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY (%)
Figure 12 NANOTUBE PATENTS ISSUED THROUGH OCTOBER 2004, BY TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY
Figure 13 TRENDS IN NUMBER OF NEW NANOTUBE PATENTS ISSUED ANNUALLY THROUGH MID-OCTOBER 2004
Figure 14 PHOTONICS-RELATED NANOTUBE PATENT HOLDERS SHARES OF TOTAL PATENTS AS OF MID-OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 15 PHOTONICS-RELATED NANOTUBE PATENT HOLDERS BY NATIONALITY AND TYPE OF ENTITY, AS OF OCTOBER 2004
Table 5 CARBON NANOTUBE MANUFACTURERS
Table 5 (CONTINUED)
Figure 16 MAJOR NANOTUBE PRODUCERS PRODUCTION CAPACITY, 2003 (PERCENT OF TOTAL CAPACITY) (%)
Figure 17 QUANTUM DOT PATENTS BY TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 18 QUANTUM DOT PATENT INVENTORS AND ASSIGNEES SHARES OF TOTAL PATENTS ISSUED, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 19 QUANTUM DOT PATENTS BY NATIONALITY OF INVENTOR OR ASSIGNEE, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Table 6 QUANTUM DOT MANUFACTURERS
Figure 20 QUANTUM DOT MANUFACTURERS MARKET SHARES, 2003 (%)
Table 7 U.S. PLASMONICS-RELATED PATENTS, AS OF OCTOBER 2004
Figure 21 ELECTROLUMINESCENT POLYMER PATENT HOLDERS SHARES OF TOTAL PATENTS, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 22 ELECTROLUMINESCENT POLYMER PATENTS AND APPLICATIONS RELATED TO MATERIALS VS. DEPOSITION, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Table 8 COMPANIES INVOLVED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLYMER THIN FILMS FOR OLED APPLICATIONS
Figure 23 RARE EARTH-DOPED METAL OXIDE NANOPHOSPHOR TECHNOLOGY PATENT HOLDERS SHARES OF TOTAL PATENTS, AS OF OCTOBER 2004* (%)
Table 9 COMPANIES INVOLVED NANOPHOSPHOR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
Figure 24 RARE EARTH DOPED METAL OXIDE NANOPHOSPHOR PRODUCERS MARKET SHARES, 2003 (%)
Table 10 TYPES OF NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES AND APPLICATIONS
Table 11 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL DROP FILTER MANUFACTURERS
Figure 25 QUANTUM DOT SWITCH AND GATE PATENT HOLDERS SHARE OF TOTAL PATENTS, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Table 12 QUANTUM DOT SWITCH MANUFACTURERS
Figure 26 NANODIODE PATENTS AND APPLICATIONS BY TYPE OF DIODE, AS OF OCTOBER 2004
Figure 27 MAJOR NANO DIODE PATENT HOLDERS SHARES OF TOTAL PATENTS ISSUED AS OF OCTBER 2004 (%)
Table 13 NANODIODE MANUFACTURERS
Figure 28 OLED DISPLAY MANUFACTURERS MARKET SHARES, 2003 (%)
Figure 28 (CONTINUED)
Table 14 QUANTUM DOT OPTICAL AMPLIFIER PATENTS AND APPLICATIONS AS OF OCTOBER 2004
Table 15 COMPANIES INVOLVED IN QUANTUM DOT OPTICAL AMPLIFIER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Table 16 QUANTUM DOT SOLAR CELL PATENTS AND APPLICATIONS AS OF OCTOBER 2004
Table 16 (CONTINUED)
Table 17 FERROELECTRIC STORAGE NANOTECHNOLOGY PATENTS
Figure 29 SCANNING NEAR FIELD OPTICAL MICROSCOPE PRINCIPLES
Table 18 SCANNING NEAR-FIELD OPTICAL MICROSOCPE MANUFACTURERS

GLOBAL MARKET FOR NANOPHOTONICS DEVICES, 2003-2009

OVERALL MARKET SIZE AND SEGMENTATION

Figure 30 GLOBAL SALES OF NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 31 GLOBAL NANOPHOTONICS DEVICES MARKET SEGMENTS, 2003 AND 2009 (%)
Table 19 GLOBAL NANOPHOTONICS SALES BY TYPE OF DEVICE SEGMENT, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
- DETAILED MARKET ANALYSIS
  - MARKET BY TYPE OF NANOPHOTONIC DEVICE
    - Nanodiodes
      - Historical Sales
Figure 32 GLOBAL NANODIODE SALES, 2003 (PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL SHARES BY TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM)
Table 20 GLOBAL FLAT PANEL DISPLAY SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 33 GLOBAL FLAT PANEL DISPLAY SALES TRENDS, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 21 GLOBAL FLUORESCENCE-BASED BIOLOGICAL PRODUCT SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 34 GLOBAL FLUORESCENCE-BASED BIOLOGICAL PRODUCT SALES, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 22 GLOBAL HIGH BRIGHTNESS LED SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 35 GLOBAL HIGH BRIGHTNESS LED SALES TRENDS, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 23 GLOBAL DIODE LASER SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 36 GLOBAL DIODE LASER SALES TRENDS, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 24 PROJECTED GLOBAL SALES OF NANODIODES BY TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 37 GLOBAL NANODIODE MARKET SEGMENTED BY TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM, 2003 AND 2009 (%)
Table 25 GLOBAL QUANTUM DOT LASER MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 26 GLOBAL RARE EARTH DOPED METAL OXIDE NANOPHOSPHOR MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 27 GLOBAL OPTICAL SWITCH SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 38 GLOBAL OPTICAL SWITCH SALES, 2003-2003 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 28 PROJECTED GLOBAL NANOPHOTONIC OPTICAL SWITCH SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 29 GLOBAL PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 39 GLOBAL PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT SALES TRENDS, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 30 PROJECTED NANOPHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 31 GLOBAL HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 40 TRENDS IN GLOBAL SALES OF HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY DEVICES, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 32 PROJECTED GLOBAL NANOPHOTONIC HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 33 GLOBAL PHOTOVOLTAIC CELL SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($BILLIONS)
Figure 41 GLOBAL PHOTOVOLTAIC CELL SALES, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 34 PROJECTED GLOBAL NANOPHOTONIC SOLAR CELL SALES BY APPLICATIONS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 35 GLOBAL SALES OF DIAGNOSTICS AND ANALYTICS EMPLOYING NANOSCALE DEVICES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 42 GLOBAL SALES OF DIAGNOSTICS AND ANALYTICS EMPLOYING NANOSCALE DEVICES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 36 GLOBAL MARKET FOR QUANTUM DOT NANOSENSORS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 37 GLOBAL OPTICAL AMPLIFIER SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 43 GLOBAL OPTICAL AMPLIFIER SALES, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 38 GLOBAL MARKET FOR NANOPHOTONIC OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 39 GLOBAL OPTICAL ADD/DROP FILTERS SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 44 GLOBAL OPTICAL ADD/DROP FILTERS SALES, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 40 GLOBAL MARKET FOR PHOTONIC CRYSTAL ADD/DROP FILTERS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 41 GLOBAL SALES OF NEAR-FIELD OPTICAL MICROSCOPES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
- MARKET BY APPLICATION AREA
Figure 45 GLOBAL MARKET FOR NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES BY APPLICATION AREA, 2003 AND 2009 (%)

COMPANY PROFILES

AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES
APPLIED NANOTECH, INC.
AVANEX CORP.
BAYER CORP
BIOCRYSTAL, LTD.
BLAZE PHOTONICS
CLARIANT CORP.
EKA CHEMICALS COLLOIDAL SILICA GROUP
CABOT CORP.
CAMBRIDGE DISPLAY TECHNOLOGIES
CARBOLEX INC.
CARBON NANOTECHNOLOGIES, INC.
CARBON NANOTECH RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC.
COLOSSAL STORAGE CORP.
CLARENDON PHOTONICS, INC.
CORNING INC.
COVION ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTORS GMBH
CRYSTAL FIBRE A/S
DELTA OPTOELECTRONICS
DOW CHEMICAL CO.
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY
EASTMAN KODAK CO.
EVIDENT TECHNOLOGIES
FORGE EUROPA LTD.
FRONTIER CARBON CORP.
HEWLETT-PACKARD
HYPERION CATALYSIS INTERNATIONAL, INC.
IBM CORP.
INNOVALIGHT, INC.
LUMILEDS LLC
LUXTERA, INC.
MESOPHOTONICS LIMITED
MICRO MANAGED PHOTONS A/S
MICROCOSM INC.
NALCO CHEMICAL CO.
NANOCARBLAB
NANOCO TECHNOLOGIES LTD.
NANOCRYSTALS TECHNOLOGY, LTD.
NANOCYL SA
NANOGRAM CORP.
NANOLAB, INC.
NANOMAT, INC.
NANOOPTO CORPORATION
NANOSPECTRA BIOSCIENCES, INC.
NANOSTRUCTURED & AMORPHOUS MATERIALS, INC.
NANOSYS INC.
NEOPHOTONICS
NESS DISPLAY CO, LTD.
OMNIGUIDE COMMUNICATIONS
OSRAM OPTO SEMICONDUCTORS GMBH
OXONICA, LTD.
QUANTUM DOT CORP.
RITDISPLAY CORP.
SHENZHEN NANOTECH CO.
SIWAVE, INC.
TAL MATERIALS, INC.
ULTRADOTS INC.
UMACHINES, INC.
UNIVERSAL DISPLAY CORP.
XEROX CORP.
ZIA LASER INC.

LIST OF TABLES

Summary Table:
GLOBAL MARKET SEGMENTS FOR NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 1 PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS
Table 2 BASIC VS. APPLIED PHOTONIC CRYSTAL TECHNOLOGY IN U.S. PATENTS AND PATENT APPLICATIONS, 1976-2004*
Table 3 PHOTONIC PATENTS AND PATENT APPLICATIONS BY PATENT HOLDER, 1976-2004*
Table 4 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL MANUFACTURERS
Table 5 CARBON NANOTUBE MANUFACTURERS
Table 6 QUANTUM DOT MANUFACTURERS
Table 7 U.S. PLASMONICS-RELATED PATENTS, AS OF OCTOBER 2004
Table 8 COMPANIES INVOLVED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLYMER THIN FILMS FOR OLED APPLICATIONS
Table 9 COMPANIES INVOLVED NANOPHOSPHOR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
Table 10 TYPES OF NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES AND APPLICATIONS
Table 11 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL DROP FILTER MANUFACTURERS
Table 12 QUANTUM DOT SWITCH MANUFACTURERS
Table 13 NANODIODE MANUFACTURERS
Table 14 QUANTUM DOT OPTICAL AMPLIFIER PATENTS AND APPLICATIONS AS OF OCTOBER 2004
Table 15 COMPANIES INVOLVED IN QUANTUM DOT OPTICAL AMPLIFIER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Table 16 QUANTUM DOT SOLAR CELL PATENTS AND APPLICATIONS AS OF OCTOBER 2004
Table 17 FERROELECTRIC STORAGE NANOTECHNOLOGY PATENTS
Table 18 SCANNING NEAR-FIELD OPTICAL MICROSOCPE MANUFACTURERS
Table 19 GLOBAL NANOPHOTONICS SALES BY TYPE OF DEVICE SEGMENT, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 20 GLOBAL FLAT PANEL DISPLAY SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 21 GLOBAL FLUORESCENCE-BASED BIOLOGICAL PRODUCT SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 22 GLOBAL HIGH BRIGHTNESS LED SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 23 GLOBAL DIODE LASER SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 24 PROJECTED GLOBAL SALES OF NANODIODES BY TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 25 GLOBAL QUANTUM DOT LASER MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 26 GLOBAL RARE EARTH DOPED METAL OXIDE NANOPHOSPHOR MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 27 GLOBAL OPTICAL SWITCH SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 28 PROJECTED GLOBAL NANOPHOTONIC OPTICAL SWITCH SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 29 GLOBAL PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 30 PROJECTED NANOPHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 31 GLOBAL HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 32 PROJECTED GLOBAL NANOPHOTONIC HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 33 GLOBAL PHOTOVOLTAIC CELL SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($BILLIONS)
Table 34 PROJECTED GLOBAL NANOPHOTONIC SOLAR CELL SALES BY APPLICATIONS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 35 GLOBAL SALES OF DIAGNOSTICS AND ANALYTICS EMPLOYING NANOSCALE DEVICES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 36 GLOBAL MARKET FOR QUANTUM DOT NANOSENSORS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 37 GLOBAL OPTICAL AMPLIFIER SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 38 GLOBAL MARKET FOR NANOPHOTONIC OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 39 GLOBAL OPTICAL ADD/DROP FILTERS SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Table 40 GLOBAL MARKET FOR PHOTONIC CRYSTAL ADD/DROP FILTERS, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 41 GLOBAL SALES OF NEAR-FIELD OPTICAL MICROSCOPES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

LIST OF FIGURES

Summary Figure:
GLOBAL MARKET SEGMENTS FOR NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 1 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
Figure 2 2D VS. 3D PHOTONIC CRYSTALS
Figure 3 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL POINT DEFECT
Figure 4 "WOODPILE" PHOTONIC CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
Figure 5 AUTOCLONED PHOTONIC CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
Figure 6 BASIC VS. APPLIED PHOTONIC CRYSTAL TECHNOLOGY IN U.S. PATENTS AND PATENT APPLICATIONS , 1976-2004* (%)
Figure 7 TRENDS IN U.S. PHOTONIC CRYSTAL PATENTS ISSUED ANNUALLY/PENDING, 1999-2004*
Figure 8 LEADING PHOTONIC CRYSTAL PATENT HOLDERS SHARES OF TOTAL PATENT ISSUED, 1976-2004* (%)
Figure 9 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL PATENTS BY PATENT HOLDER NATIONALITY, 1976-2004* (%)
Figure 10 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL PATENTS BY TYPE OF ASSIGNEE, 1976-2004* (%)
Figure 11 NANORIBBON PATENT APPLICATIONS PENDING OCTOBER 2004, BY TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY (%)
Figure 12 NANOTUBE PATENTS ISSUED THROUGH OCTOBER 2004, BY TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY
Figure 13 TRENDS IN NUMBER OF NEW NANOTUBE PATENTS ISSUED ANNUALLY THROUGH MID-OCTOBER 2004
Figure 14 PHOTONICS-RELATED NANOTUBE PATENT HOLDERS SHARES OF TOTAL PATENTS AS OF MID-OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 15 PHOTONICS-RELATED NANOTUBE PATENT HOLDERS BY NATIONALITY AND TYPE OF ENTITY, AS OF OCTOBER 2004
Figure 16 MAJOR NANOTUBE PRODUCERS PRODUCTION CAPACITY, 2003 (PERCENT OF TOTAL CAPACITY) (%)
Figure 17 QUANTUM DOT PATENTS BY TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 18 QUANTUM DOT PATENT INVENTORS AND ASSIGNEES SHARES OF TOTAL PATENTS ISSUED, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 19 QUANTUM DOT PATENTS BY NATIONALITY OF INVENTOR OR ASSIGNEE, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 20 QUANTUM DOT MANUFACTURERS MARKET SHARES, 2003 (%)
Figure 21 ELECTROLUMINESCENT POLYMER PATENT HOLDERS SHARES OF TOTAL PATENTS, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 22 ELECTROLUMINESCENT POLYMER PATENTS AND APPLICATIONS RELATED TO MATERIALS VS. DEPOSITION, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 23 RARE EARTH-DOPED METAL OXIDE NANOPHOSPHOR TECHNOLOGY PATENT HOLDERS SHARES OF TOTAL PATENTS, AS OF OCTOBER 2004* (%)
Figure 24 RARE EARTH DOPED METAL OXIDE NANOPHOSPHOR PRODUCERS MARKET SHARES, 2003 (%)
Figure 25 QUANTUM DOT SWITCH AND GATE PATENT HOLDERS SHARE OF TOTAL PATENTS, AS OF OCTOBER 2004 (%)
Figure 26 NANODIODE PATENTS AND APPLICATIONS BY TYPE OF DIODE, AS OF OCTOBER 2004
Figure 27 MAJOR NANO DIODE PATENT HOLDERS SHARES OF TOTAL PATENTS ISSUED AS OF OCTBER 2004 (%)
Figure 28 OLED DISPLAY MANUFACTURERS MARKET SHARES, 2003 (%)
Figure 29 SCANNING NEAR FIELD OPTICAL MICROSCOPE PRINCIPLES
Figure 30 GLOBAL SALES OF NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 31 GLOBAL NANOPHOTONICS DEVICES MARKET SEGMENTS, 2003 AND 2009 (%)
Figure 32 GLOBAL NANODIODE SALES, 2003 (PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL SHARES BY TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM)
Figure 33 GLOBAL FLAT PANEL DISPLAY SALES TRENDS, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 34 GLOBAL FLUORESCENCE-BASED BIOLOGICAL PRODUCT SALES, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 35 GLOBAL HIGH BRIGHTNESS LED SALES TRENDS, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 36 GLOBAL DIODE LASER SALES TRENDS, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 37 GLOBAL NANODIODE MARKET SEGMENTED BY TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM, 2003 AND 2009 (%)
Figure 38 GLOBAL OPTICAL SWITCH SALES, 2003-2003 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 39 GLOBAL PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT SALES TRENDS, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 40 TRENDS IN GLOBAL SALES OF HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY DEVICES, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 41 GLOBAL PHOTOVOLTAIC CELL SALES, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 42 GLOBAL SALES OF DIAGNOSTICS AND ANALYTICS EMPLOYING NANOSCALE DEVICES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 43 GLOBAL OPTICAL AMPLIFIER SALES, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 44 GLOBAL OPTICAL ADD/DROP FILTERS SALES, 2003-2009 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 45 GLOBAL MARKET FOR NANOPHOTONIC DEVICES BY APPLICATION AREA, 2003 AND 2009 (%)

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Nanotechnology for Photonics

SUMMARY

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

INTRODUCTION

SCOPE OF STUDY

METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

LIST OF TABLES

LIST OF FIGURES