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Research and Markets: Global Digital PTP Radio Market Analysis & Forecast, 2009-2014, 6th EditionDublin, Jul 12, 2010 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/eac1f4/global_digital_ptp) has announced the addition of EJL Wireless Research's new report "Global Digital PTP Radio Market Analysis & Forecast, 2009-2014, 6th edition" to their offering. This report covers the global market for mmwave Point-to-Point radios (PTP). In depth historical unit shipment data is provided for 2009 with a five-year forecast from 2010-2014 also included. Detailed unit shipment data by OEM is provided for 2009. Both the legacy SDH and PDH markets as well as the emerging trends and applications such as Gigabit Ethernet and E-Band (71-77GHz) products are analyzed. The following is a partial listing of OEMs that are included in this report: Advantech Wireless, Alcatel-Lucent, Aviat Networks, BridgeWave, Ceragon Networks, DragonWave, Ericsson, Fujitsu, GigaBeam, , Huawei, Microwave Networks, NEC, Nera Networks, Nokia Siemens Networks, SAF Tehnika, SAGEM, SIAE Microelettronica Features - 2009 PTP Shipments by OEM - 2009 PTP Shipments by Frequency - 2009 PTP Shipments by Geography - 2010-2014 PTP Shipment Forecast by Capacity - Total Pages: 160 - Total Tables: 74 - Total Exhibits: 137 The global point to point (PTP) radio market declined by 10.6% in 2009 to 1.24 million units, according to the latest report from EJL Wireless Research titled Global Digital PTP Radio Market Analysis and Forecast, 2009-2014 6th Edition. The PTP radio market in 2009 was not immune to the financial issues impacting the wireless infrastructure market, says founder and President, Earl Lum. EJL Wireless Research is forecasting that the PTP radio market will recover in 2010 continue to see moderate growth through 2012. NEC Microwave managed to edge out Ericsson again for the third year in a row. Huawei reached fifth worldwide in its second year in our market share rankings and is poised to enter the top three in by the end of 2011, says Lum. Asia Pacific and India remained the drivers for the industry while hybrid TDM/Ethernet radios became the leading category in interface types says Lum. North America was the only region to see growth with DragonWave becoming the largest supplier. SDH/SONET and PDH radio shipments are forecasted to decline as customers migrate to high capacity Hybrid solutions. The 60/70/80GHz radio shipments grew 46% in 2009 with BridgeWave Communications leading this emerging product segment. The report provides a unique perspective on the global shipments and demand for PTP radio equipment covering all vendors including Alcatel-Lucent, BridgeWave Communications, Ceragon Networks, DragonWave, Ericsson, Aviat Networks, Huawei Technologies, NEC, Nera Networks, Nokia Siemens Networks, and SIAE Microelettronica. Key Topics Covered: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY RESEARCH METHODOLOGY CHAPTER 1: OVERALL MARKET PERFORMANCE 1.1 Taking a Breather in 2009 1.2 Radio Capacity Analysis 1.3 OEM Analysis NEC Remains Market Leader in Units 1.4 PTP Radio Forecast 2009-2014 1.5 PDH vs. SDH vs. Ethernet vs. Hybrid Technology 1.6 Industry Trends CHAPTER 2: HIGH CAPACITY TECHNOLOGY AND MARKET ANALYSIS 2.1 High Capacity Trunk Technology 2.3 High Capacity Split Mount Technology 2.4 Global OC-1/OC-3 PTP Radio Shipments 2.5 Global 2xOC-3/OC-12 PTP Radio Shipments CHAPTER 3: PDH TECHNOLOGY AND MARKET ANALYSIS 3.1 Pure TDM Becoming Obsolete and Shifting to Hybrid 3.2 The >12 GHz vs. 12 GHz PTP Radio Market Share by OEM, 2008-2009 (Units) For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/eac1f4/global_digital_ptp CONTACT: Laura Wood, Senior Manager, Research and Markets Fax: +1 646 607 1907 (US) Fax: +353 1 481 1716 (Rest of World) e-mail: [email protected] ((M2 Communications disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to [email protected]. |