Global and China CMOS Camera Module
Industry Report, 2013-2014 involves the followings:
- Analysis on CMOS Image Sensor
Industry
- Analysis on Lens Industry
- Analysis on CMOS Camera Module
Industry
- Development Trends of OIS
- CMOS camera Module Downstream
Market
- Seven CIS Vendors
- 15 Lens Vendors
- 20 CMOS Camera Module Vendors
In Chinese mobile phone market, 8MP
will be replaced by 13MP which has become the standard configuration of mobile
phones priced at RMB1,000 or above in 2014. Chinese brands use 13MP more
widely than foreign brands. The mobile phones made in China are always
featured with high-end hardware configuration. 30% of the domestic mobile
phones will be equipped with 13MP in the first half of 2014 and about 50% by
the end of 2014 (exported ones are excluded). Both of rear and front cameras
have higher and higher pixels. 5MP front cameras are the current mainstream,
while the mobile phones with 13MP front cameras have been launched.
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In 2013, the CMOS image sensor
shipment reached 3.26 billion units at an increase of 15.2%, and the market
size hit approximately USD8.008 billion. The shipment is expected to rise by
16% to 3.782 billion units, and the market size will be USD8.698 billion or so
in 2014. Camera modules are not only applied to photographing, but also motion
sensing for postural control, which will propel the market.
Amazon’s upcoming smartphone has
not only a front camera and a rear camera, but also four VGA cameras which are
used for gesture control, so that users can manipulate the phone without the
touch screen. Microsoft's Kinect 2 also uses dual cameras to achieve 3D
gesture control. Furthermore, HTC’s M8 adopts two rear cameras in order to
improve the picture quality.
In 2013, the CMOS camera module
market size attained approximately USD13.7 billion, up 18.9% from 2012; but in
2014, it will shrink greatly, up merely 6.7% to USD14.6 billion. The market
competition became fiercer in 2013, especially the price wars; therefore,
almost all of CMOS camera modules saw a decline of about 2 percentage points
in gross margin.
Japan Konica-Minolta is the first
one that exits from the fields of CMOS camera modules and mobile phone cameras
due to unbearable falling profits. O-film, a company in Mainland China, has
invested RMB2 billion in CMOS camera modules. As the world's largest
film-based touch screen vendor, O-film has extensive customer resources, and
it intends to enter the CMOS camera module field with competitive prices in
order to become the largest camera module company in Mainland China. O-film’s
gross margin was less than 6% in 2013.
Table of Content
1 CMOS Camera Module Industry
1.1 CMOS Camera Module Industry
Chain
1.2 CMOS Image Sensor Industry
1.3 Image Sensor Market
1.4 Market Share of Image Sensor
Vendors
1.5 Optical Lens Industry
1.6 CMOS Camera Module Industry
1.7 Relationship between CMOS
Camera Modules and Brand Vendors
1.8 Brief Introduction to AFA
(VCM)
1.9 AFA Industry Pattern
1.10 Brief Introduction to OIS
1.11 Status Quo of Mobile Phone OIS
1.12 VCM Driver IC
1.13 Automotive Camera Module
Market
1.14 Market Share of Major
Automotive Camera Module Vendors
2 Downstream Market of CMOS Camera
Module
2.1 Global Mobile Phone
Market
2.2 Smart Phone Market and Industry
2.3 China Mobile phone Market and
Industry
2.4 Tablet PC Market
2.5 Laptop Computer Market
3 CMOS Image Sensor Vendors
3.1 Samsung Electronics
3.2 Omnivision
3.3 APTINA
3.4 Sony
3.5 Toshiba
3.6 Galaxycore
3.7 SuperPix Micro Technology
4 Optical Lens Vendors
4.1 Largan
4.2 GSEO
4.3 Asia Optical
4.4 ZIPPY
4.5 Ability Opto-Electronics
Technology
4.6 KANTATSU
4.7 Hitachi Maxell
4.8 DIOSTECH
4.9 SEKONIX
4.10 Korea Optical
4.11 FUJINON
4.12 Glorytek
4.13 Hokuang
4.14 KMOT
4.15 Digital Optics
4.16 Optrontec
5 Camera Module Vendors
5.1 Chicony
5.2 Vista Point Technologies
5.3 Hon Hai
5.3.1 Champ Tech Optical
5.3.2 Foshan Pulihua
5.3.3 Fu Jin Precision Industry Jincheng
5.4 LG INNOTEK
5.5 Mitsumi Electric
5.6 Truly Opto-Electronics
5.7 BYD Optical
5.8 LiteOn Technology
5.9 Primax
5.10 SEMCO
5.11 Partron
5.12 Sunny Optical
5.13 CAMMSYS
5.14 Powerlogic
5.15 MCNEX
5.16 Cowell
5.17 O-film
5.18 Q-TECH
5.19 Globaloptics
5.20 Shine Tech
5.21 Others
5.21.1 Shine Tech
5.21.2 Darling
6 AFA Vendors
6.1 HYSONIC
6.2 Jahwa Electronics
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