Quarterly LED & CCFL Backlight Cost Model
Quarterly LED & CCFL Backlight Cost Model
Cost model, LED and CCFL backlights
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Run the numbers on backlight units.
Designed to assist managers experienced in BLU cost structures, this interactive cost model enables users to simulate LED and CCFL Backlight Unit costs using multiple scenarios at once.
- Pre-loaded with DisplaySearch forecasts for major component, materials and labor costs
- Adjust the preloaded parameters to match your business for any size panel from 10.1” to 65”. Change parameters easily to see the impact of different materials and optical film costs including the resulting profit scenarios.
- Negotiate the best long-range pricing with cost forecasts through 2013.
- Save thousands of hours creating BLU cost scenarios and researching future BLU costs.
- Understand how the individual components and the backlight unit will contribute to the total panel cost in the near future.
Recent Findings
Analysts
Tadashi Uno
Japan
Director, Materials and Components Market Research
Focused on components and materials used in TFT LCD manufacturing.
Kevin Kwak
Korea
Director, LED Backlight Unit Research
A specialist in LEDs and backlight units for large-area applications.
Detailed Information
Data Covered
- Interactive Excel-based backlight cost models for panel sizes from 10.1” to 65”
- Parameters including LCD panel size, power saving mode, light source, backlight type, light guide plate, top diffuser, bottom diffusers, prism film, DBEFs, side or top view for LEDs and shape for CCFLs
- Quarterly data featuring historic materials costs dating back to Q1’07
- Backlight unit cost forecasts through 2013
Key Questions Answered
- What are the projected cost trends for the major components, materials and labor needed to produce backlight units?
- When will LEDs become affordable enough to compete with traditional CCFLs?
- How do different parameters impact the cost of backlight units?
- How will backlight unit costs contribute to total panel costs over the next five years?
- What is the best price for LED and CCFLs components?
- Where will cost reductions take place in the future?
Quarterly Delivery Schedule
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