2013 LED backlight panel penetration will be as high as 74%

Research report pointed out that in 2011 the global DisplaySearch, using LED (light emitting diode) large size LCD panel backlight shipments will exceed CCFL (CCFL) backlight panel shipments, estimated 2013 LED backlight panel penetration rate will reach 74%. DisplaySearch pointed out that in 2009 the use of LED backlight large-size LCD panel shipments estimated at 114 million, is expected in 2015 will grow to 770 million. DisplaySearchLED backlight research director KevinKwak pointed out: there is no doubt that the LED backlight will dominate the backlight market in 2011. As for the supply chain of the panel, LED backlight is the most worthy of development, both in terms of market and technology development. "From 2007 to 2016, LED backlight applications in different applications, including notebook computers, desktop LCD monitors and LCD tv. According to DisplaySearch forecasts, the use of LED backlight LCD TV panel shipments from 36 million 500 thousand in 2010 (penetration rate of 20%), the development of the 2015 to the 184 million 900 thousand (penetration rate of 72%). In order to improve the market share of LED backlight in LCD TV panel, manufacturers must take into account the product performance and cost competitiveness. Kevin added, there are 3 major components will be the key to the cost of the product, namely, LED chip, light guide plate, brightening film. "Looking for the balance between cost and product performance is the main bottleneck for panel manufacturers to apply LED backlight to the LCD panel. Panel manufacturers will focus on the 18.5 inch to 24 inches wide range of LCD panels using LED backlight. DisplaySearch estimates that 26 inch LCD TV using the LED backlight panel, because the price is easy to be accepted by consumers, will be the most used, the market will grow rapidly. In notebook computers, LED backlight panel permeability will be quite high. Notebook computers expected to use LED backlight panel in 2010 will account for 84% of the overall market, while in 2011 will grow to nearly $95%.