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The Surging U.S. Battery Control Technology BusinessPublished by: BCC Research Published: Apr. 1, 2004 - 254 Pages Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION XXIV STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES XXIV REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY XXV CONTRIBUTION OF THE STUDY AND FOR WHOM XXV SCOPE AND FORMAT XXV METHODOLOGY XXVI RELATED BCC WORK CREDENTIALS XXVI DISCLAIMER XXVII BCC ONLINE SERVICES XXVII SUMMARY 0 Summary Table: HISTORIC AND PREDICTED WHOLESALE BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 0 Summary Figure: HISTORIC AND PREDICTED WHOLESALE BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY SALES, 2001-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 0 INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ASPECTS 1 DRIVING FORCES OF THE BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY 1 DRIVING FORCE 1: IMPROVING BATTERY CHARGER TECHNICAL MATURITY 1 DRIVING FORCE 2: IMPROVING BATTERY TECHNICAL MATURITY 2 DRIVING FORCE 3: NEW BATTERY/ BATTERY CONTROL APPLICATIONS 2 DRIVING FORCE 4: NEW BATTERY/ BATTERY CONTROL DISTRIBUTION OPPORTUNITIES 2 DRIVING FORCE 5: AUTOMOTIVE SMART BATTERIES 2 DRIVING FORCE 6: COLLAPSE OF THE EXTERNALLY CHARGED ELECTRIC VEHICLE MARKET 3 DRIVING FORCE 7: PATENT ACTIVITY 4 Table 1 BATTERY PATENT ACTIVITY 4 Table 1 (CONTINUED) 5 BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY MARKET SEGMENTATION 6 BATTERY CONTROL INDUSTRY CONCENTRATION FACTORS 6 Table 2 NUMBERS OF BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES 7 BATTERY CONTROL COMPANY RANKINGS 7 Table 3 AUTOMOTIVE/ TRACTION/ STATIONARY BATTERY CONTROL COMPANY RANKINGS 8 Table 4 PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CONTROL COMPANY RANKINGS 9 Table 5 SPECIALIZED/ DEVELOPMENTAL BATTERY CONTROL COMPANY RANKINGS 10 BATTERY CONTROL INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL AND TRADE PRACTICES 10 AUTOMOTIVE/ TRACTION/ STATIONARY BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENT AND TRADE PRACTICES 10 PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENT AND TRADE PRACTICES 11 SPECIALIZED AND DEVELOPMENTAL BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENT AND TRADE PRACTICES 11 BATTERY CONTROL DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS 12 Table 6 U.S. BATTERY CONTROL DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS (% SALES TO CONSUMERS) 12 BATTERY CONTROL DISTRIBUTION…(CONTINUED) 13 BATTERY CONTROL INDUSTRY PURCHASING INFLUENCES 14 Table 7 REPRESENTATIVE U.S. BATTERY CHARGER PRICES, 1995-2003 14 Table 7 (CONTINUED) 15 BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY MARKET SUMMARY 16 Table 8 HISTORIC BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY SALES BY APPLICATION, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 16 Table 8 (CONTINUED) 17 Table 9 PREDICTED BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY SALES BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 17 Table 9 (CONTINUED) 18 Table 10 HISTORIC BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY SALES BY TECHNOLOGY TYPE, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 18 Table 10 (CONTINUED) 19 Table 11 PREDICTED BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY SALES BY TECHNOLOGY TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 20 BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS 21 AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY CONTROL MARKET 21 AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY CONTROL BACKGROUND 21 Dual Batteries and the Battery Charger 22 AUTOMOTIVE SMART BATTERIES 22 Larger Automotive Batteries and Smart Batteries 23 Table 12 ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS CONSORTIUM 23 Table 12 (CONTINUED) 24 Alternatives to Lead-acid Automotive Smart Batteries 24 Portable Automotive Chargers 25 AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY CONTROL COMPANIES 25 Table 13 AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY CONTROL COMPANIES 25 Table 13 (CONTINUED) 26 AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY CONTROL MARKETS AND PREDICTIONS 26 Basis for Automotive Battery Control Market Predictions 26 Automotive Battery Charger Market Growth Considerations 26 Table 14 AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY CHARGER INCENTIVES AND DISINCENTIVES 27 Automotive Smart Battery Market Growth Considerations 28 Table 15 HISTORIC U.S. AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY SALES, 1993-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 29 Table 16 PREDICTED U.S. AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 29 Automotive Battery Control Predictions 29 Table 17 HISTORIC U.S. AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY CONTROL SALES, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 30 Table 18 PREDICTED U.S. AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY CONTROL SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 30 Figure 1 PREDICTED U.S. AUTOMOTIVE BATTERY CONTROL SALES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 31 TRACTION AND AVIATION BATTERY CONTROL MARKET 31 TRACTION AND AVIATION BATTERY CONTROL BACKGROUND 31 Traction Battery Background 31 Table 19 TRACTION BATTERY REQUIREMENTS 32 Traction Battery Types 32 Traction Battery Types (Continued) 33 Traction Battery Types (Continued) 34 TRACTION AND AVIATION BATTERY CONTROL COMPANIES 35 Table 20 TRACTION BATTERY-CHARGER COMPANIES 35 Table 20 (CONTINUED) 36 TRACTION AND AVIATION BATTERY CONTROL MARKETS AND PREDICTIONS 36 Basis for Traction and Aviation Battery Control Market Predictions 37 Traction and Aviation Battery Charger Market Growth Considerations 37 Traction and Aviation Conditioner Market Growth Considerations 38 Traction, Marine and Aviation Smart Battery Market Growth Considerations 38 Table 21 TRACTION BATTERY SHIPMENTS, 1986-2002 (MILLION UNITS SHIPPED) 38 Table 22 HISTORIC U.S. TRACTION BATTERY SALES, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 38 Table 23 PREDICTED U.S. TRACTION BATTERY SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 39 Traction and Aviation Battery Control Predictions 39 Table 24 HISTORIC U.S. TRACTION AND AVIATION BATTERY CONTROL SALES, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 39 Table 25 PREDICTED U.S. TRACTION AND AVIATION BATTERY CONTROL SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 40 Figure 2 PREDICTED U.S. TRACTION AND AVIATION BATTERY CONTROL SALES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 40 PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CONTROL MARKET 41 PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CONTROL BACKGROUND 41 Internal Portable Product Battery Charger Background 41 External Portable Product Battery Charger Background 42 PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER TYPES 42 Nickel-containing Portable Product Battery Chargers 42 Alkaline Battery Portable Product Battery Chargers 43 Lead-acid Portable Product Battery Chargers 44 Lithium Portable Product Battery Chargers 45 PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CONTROL COMPANIES 46 Table 26 LEADING PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CONTROL PRODUCERS, 2003 (%) 46 Figure 3 LEADING PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CONTROL PRODUCERS, 2003 (%) 47 Internal Portable Battery Charger Companies 47 Table 27 INTERNAL PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER SYSTEM COMPANIES 48 External Portable Battery Charger Companies 48 Table 28 EXTERNAL PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER SYSTEM COMPANIES 49 PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CONTROL MARKETS AND PREDICTIONS 49 Basis for Portable Product Battery Charger Market Predictions 49 Basis for Portable Product Battery…(Continued) 50 Table 29 BATTERY CHARGER DRIVING FORCES AND MARKET DEVELOPMENTS 51 Basis for Portable Product Battery Conditioner Market Prediction 51 Basis for Portable Product Smart Battery Market Prediction 52 Portable Product Battery Charger Prediction 52 Table 30 HISTORIC U.S. PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CONTROL SALES, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 52 Table 31 U.S. PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER MARKET PREDICTION, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 53 Figure 4 U.S. PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER MARKET PREDICTION, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 53 STATIONARY BATTERY CONTROL MARKET 54 STATIONARY BATTERY CONTROL BACKGROUND 54 STATIONARY BATTERY BACKGROUND 54 Uninterruptible Power Supply Battery Control Technology 55 Uninterruptible Power Supply…(Continued) 56 Emergency Lighting Battery Control Technology 57 Remote and Photovoltaic Power Storage Battery Control Technology 57 Remote and Photovoltaic Power…(Continued) 58 STATIONARY BATTERY CONTROL COMPANIES 59 Table 32 STATIONARY BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES 60 STATIONARY BATTERY CONTROL MARKETS AND PREDICTIONS 60 Basis for Stationary Battery Control Technology Market Prediction 61 Stationary Battery Charger Market Growth Considerations 61 Stationary Conditioner Market Growth Considerations 62 Stationary Smart Battery Market Growth Considerations 62 Table 33 HISTORIC STATIONARY BATTERY SALES BY TYPE, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 62 Stationary Battery Control Prediction 63 Table 34 HISTORIC U.S. STATIONARY BATTERY CONTROL SALES, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 63 Table 35 PREDICTED U.S. STATIONARY BATTERY CONTROL SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 63 Figure 5 PREDICTED U.S. STATIONARY BATTERY CONTROL SALES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 64 DEVELOPMENTAL BATTERY CONTROL MARKETS 64 DEVELOPMENTAL BATTERY CONTROL BACKGROUND 64 AUTOMOTIVE (EV AND HEV) BATTERY CONTROL 65 EV and HEV Battery Control Background 65 EV and HEV Battery Control…(Continued) 66 BET EV Battery Charger Types 67 BET EV Battery Charger Types (Continued) 68 EV and HEV Battery Control Technology Companies 69 Table 36 EV AND HEV BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES 69 EV Battery Control Technology Design Analysis 70 EV Background: EPRI's View of EV Battery Control Technology 70 EV Background: EPRI's View …(Continued) 71 EV Background: EPRI's View …(Continued) 72 SAE EV Battery Control Standards 73 Pushing the Envelope: The Electric Road Program 73 Next Generation HEV Powertrains 74 EV Battery Control Markets and Predictions 75 Basis for EV Battery Control Market Predictions 75 Table 37 HISTORIC AND PREDICTED U.S. COMMERCIAL EV MARKET, 2000-2009 (UNITS) 76 EV Battery Control Predictions 76 Table 38 HISTORIC AND PREDICTED U.S. EV BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY MARKET, 2000-2009 77 Table 39 PREDICTED U.S. HEV/EV BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY MARKET, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 78 Figure 6 PREDICTED U.S. HEV/EV BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY MARKET, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 78 UTILITY LOAD LEVELING BATTERY CONTROL 79 Utility Load Leveling Battery Background 79 Table 40 JABEESS LOAD LEVELING OPTIONS 80 Utility Load Leveling Battery Companies 80 Successful Proofs of Concept: Chino Utility Load Leveling Demonstration Project 81 Other U.S. Utility Load Leveling Proofs of Concept 82 Table 41 U.S. LOAD LEVELING PROOFS OF CONCEPT 83 Utility Load Leveling Battery Control Markets and Predictions 83 Basis for Utility Load Leveling Battery Control Market Predictions 83 Utility Load Leveling Battery Control Prediction 83 Table 42 HISTORIC AND PREDICTED LOAD LEVELING MARKET SCENARIOS, 2000-2009 (1-MW UNITS/$ MILLIONS) 84 Table 43 PREDICTED U.S. LOAD LEVELING BATTERY CONTROL MARKET (CONSENSUS SCENARIO), THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 84 Figure 7 PREDICTED U.S. LOAD LEVELING BATTERY CONTROL MARKET (CONSENSUS SCENARIO), 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 85 DEVELOPMENTAL MILITARY AND AEROSPACE BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY 85 Developmental Military/Aerospace Battery Control Background 85 Military/Aerospace Battery Control Markets and Predictions 86 Basis for Military/Aerospace Battery Control Market Predictions 86 Military Electric Vehicles Scenario 86 Battery-powered Fighting Vehicle Scenario 87 Military Automated Factory Scenario 88 Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) Revival Scenario 88 Military/Aerospace Battery Control Predictions 89 Table 44 MILITARY/AEROSPACE BATTERY CHARGER MARKET (OPTIMISTIC SCENARIO), 2004-2014 ($ MILLIONS) 89 Table 45 PREDICTED U.S. DEVELOPMENTAL MILITARY/AEROSPACE BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY SALES (OPTIMISTIC SCENARIO), THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 90 Figure 8 PREDICTED U.S. DEVELOPMENTAL MILITARY/AEROSPACE BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY SALES (OPTIMISTIC SCENARIO), 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 90 BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY MARKET SECTORS 91 BATTERY CHARGERS AND POWER CONVERTERS 91 BATTERY CHARGER AND POWER CONVERTER BACKGROUND 91 BATTERY CHARGER AND POWER CONVERTER COMPONENTS 92 Rectifiers 92 Transformers 93 Battery Charger Regulators, Testers, and Meters 93 Microcontrollers 94 Packaging 95 Wall-mount/Plug-in Battery Chargers 95 Built-in Battery Chargers 95 Large Battery Chargers 95 BATTERY CHARGER AND CONVERTER COMPANIES 95 Table 46 BATTERY CHARGER AND CONVERTER COMPANIES 96 Table 46 (CONTINUED) 97 Table 46 (CONTINUED) 98 Battery Charger Company Profiles 98 1-800-Batteries 98 Abacus Controls Inc. 98 Absopulse Electronics 99 Accu-Check 99 Adcon Electronics, Inc. 99 Advanced Power & Controls 99 Ads Power Resource 100 Aerospace Avionics, Inc. 100 Aerovironment 100 Alcad Standby Batteries 101 Amecon, Inc. 101 Ametek 101 American Battery Charging, Inc. 101 American Power Conversion 102 Apple Computer, Inc. 102 Associated Equipment Corp. (AEC) 102 Astrodyne Corp. 103 Ault, Inc. 103 Batcon, Inc. 103 Batteries Batteries, Inc. (BBI) 104 Batteries Plus 104 Battery Busters 105 Battery Technologies, Inc. (BTI) 105 Bescor Video 105 Bf Systems, Inc. 105 Bitrode Corp. 106 BST Systems, Inc. 106 Burr-Brown Corp. 106 Cadex 107 Cal Power Corp. 107 Cavco, Inc. 107 Cell-Con, Inc. 108 C&D Technologies (Formerly Charter Power Systems) 108 Century Manufacturing Co. (Subsidiary Of K&K Jumpstart) 108 Chloride Group Plc. 109 Cliplight, Inc. 110 CML Macarr 110 CNI, Inc. 110 Computer Power, Inc. 110 C Crane 111 Curtis Instruments 111 Custom Power Systems 111 Daimlerchrysler Corp. 112 D&B Power, Inc. 112 Delco Electronics 112 Deltran Corp. 112 Dependable Power Systems 113 D&H Distributing 113 Digital Security Products 113 Dongan Electric Manufacturing Co. 113 Double-Time Corp. 114 Durakool, Inc. (Subsidiary Of American Electronic Chargers) 114 Dyco Electronics, Inc. 114 Dynage Power & Magnetics 114 ECCO-Electronic Controls Co. 115 Edison International Corp. 115 Edison Source Co. 116 EHV Corp. 116 Eldec Corp. 116 Electric Fuel, Ltd. 116 Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) 117 Elgin Electronics (Subsidiary Of Combustion Engineering) 117 Empire of Carolina 117 Enersys (Including Invensys) 118 Encore Electronics, Inc. 118 Electronic Components Corp. 118 Engineering Design & Sales 118 EZ Red Co. (Joint Venture With Kenco Products) 119 Firing Circuits, Inc. (Digatron Industrie-Elektronik GmbH) 119 Freeplay 119 Friwo North America, Inc. 120 Fujitsu Microelectronics, Inc. 120 Fuji Hi-Tech, Inc. 120 General Motors (Hughes Power Control Systems and Delco Remy Subsidiaries) 120 Gettysburg Transformer Corp. 121 GlobTek, Inc. 121 Goodall Manufacturing 121 Guest Industrial 122 Harding Energy 122 Hawker Energy Products, Inc. (BTR) 122 Heart Interface Corp. 123 Hitran Corp. 123 HLK & Associates, Inc. 124 HM Electronics, Inc. 124 Hobart Battery Chargers (Division of Prestolite) 124 iGo 124 IBM 125 ICP Global Technologies 125 Inductran Corp. 125 Industrial Battery Engineering 126 Industrial Commercial Electric (I/CE) 126 Integrated Circuit Systems, Inc. 126 Interacter, Inc. 127 International Battery Chargers Corp. 127 Intersil Corp. 127 iQ Battery Research & Development 128 Jerome Industries Corp. 128 JFM Engineering, Inc. 129 Kantrol Electronics 129 Keithly Instruments 129 Keystone Battery Corp. 129 Kilovac Corp. 130 Koehler Manufacturing Co. 130 Kussmaul Electronics Co., Inc. 130 La Marche Manufacturing 131 Lenmar Enterprises, Inc. 131 Lester Electrical, Inc. 131 Luxtron, Inc. 132 Maccor, Inc. 132 MagneTek 132 Majorpower.Com (ZZZAP Power) 133 Marathon Power Christie Division 133 Mathews Associates 134 McDermott Corp. 134 MGE UPS Systems 134 Micron Industries Corp. 134 Midstate Battery 135 Midtronics 135 MobileWise 135 Motive Energy, Inc. 136 Motor Appliance Corp. Battery Charger Division 136 MSD, Inc. 136 Nexergy (including its Promark Electronics, DC Battery Products, and Tauber Subsidiaries) 136 Newmar 137 Norvik Traction, Inc. 137 Nova Electric (subsidiary of Technology Dynamics, Inc.) 137 O2Micro International, Ltd. 138 ON Semiconductor, Inc. 138 Onan Corp. (a Cummins Engine Co. Subsidiary) 138 ORA Electronics 139 Pegasus Data Systems 139 Philtek Power Corp. 139 Phoenix Technologies, Ltd. 140 Pluskota Electric Co. 140 Power Integrations, Inc. 140 Power Products, Inc. 140 Powersmart (MicroChip Technology) 141 Power Sonic Corp. 141 Prestone 141 Promark Electronics 142 Quick Charge Corp. 142 Rapid Power Technologies, Inc. 142 Ratelco 143 RMS Electric, Inc. 143 Rolls Battery Engineering, Inc. 143 Sage Electronics 143 Schauer Manufacturing Corp. 144 Schumacher Electronic Co. 144 SelfCharge 144 Shogyo International Corp. 144 Solidstate Controls, Inc. 145 Southwest Photovoltaic (PV) Systems, Inc. 145 Spang Power Control (division of Spang & Co.) 145 Splashpower 146 Sta-Rite 146 Stored Energy Systems 146 Sun Transformer Corp. 146 Tamura Corp. of America 147 Tandy Corp. (RadioShack) 147 Teco Corp. 147 Tekonsha Engineering 148 Texas Instruments, Inc. (TI) 148 Toshiba Battery Co., Ltd. 149 Translectric, Inc. 150 Trilectron Industries, Inc. 150 Tripp-Lite 150 Trojan Battery Co. 150 U.S. Advanced Battery Consortium 151 Vanner Power Group 151 Vector Manufacturing 151 Ventronics 152 Venture Technologies, Inc. 152 Victor Engineering 152 Wayne Broyles Cathodic Services, Inc. 153 Xantrex 153 Xenotronix, Inc. 153 Xinet, Inc. 153 Yuasa, Inc. (Yuasa Battery America Inc., Yuasa-Exide) 154 ZAP Power 154 Battery Control Component Company Profiles 155 3S Industries 155 Abacus Controls, Inc. 155 AC Transformer Corp. 155 Acutran 156 Advanced Analogic Technologies, Inc. 156 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) 157 Ajax Transformer Co., Inc. 157 Allegro Microsystems, Inc. 157 American Magnetics 158 Analog Devices 158 APX Arstan Products 158 Astec America, Inc. 159 Atco Technology, Inc. 159 Benchmarq Microelectronics, Inc. 159 CKE, Inc. 160 Coils, Inc. 160 Comus International 161 Controlled Systems, Inc. 161 Cornell Dubilier Electronics 161 Corona Magnetics, Inc. (CMI) 162 Cramer Coil & Transformer Co., Inc. 162 Curtis Instruments 162 Custom Power Systems 162 Cypress Semiconductor Corp. 163 Dallas Semiconductor Corp. 163 Darrah Electric Co., Inc. 163 Datacard Corp. 164 Durakool, Inc. 164 Dyco Electronics, Inc. 164 Dynapower Corp. 164 Edal Industries, Inc. 165 Elcon Instruments, Inc. 165 Electrical Windings, Inc. 165 Electro-Mech Co. 166 Electronic Components Corp. (Toshiba Corp.) 166 Encore Electronics, Inc. 166 Exar Corp. 167 Fairchild Semiconductor 167 Foster Transformer Co. 167 General Instrument Corp., Power Semiconductor Division 167 GlobTek, Inc. 168 Gramer-Halldorson Transformer Corp. 168 Grand Transformers, Inc. 168 HDR Power Systems, Inc. 169 Harris Corp. 169 Heart Interface Corp. 169 Hitran Corp. 169 Hyperion Power Technologies 170 IBM 170 IMP, Inc. 170 Intel Corp. 171 International Components Corp. 171 International Rectifier 171 IPR Systems, Inc. 172 ISL Products International, Ltd. 172 Lambda Electronics 172 La Marche Manufacturing 172 Lenco Electronics, Inc. 173 Linear Technology Corp. 173 Luxtron, Inc. 174 Magnecraft Electric Co. 174 Magnetic Windings Hi-Tek, Inc. 174 Marelco Power Systems, Inc. 174 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (Panasonic) 175 McCarron Electric Co. 175 Microsemi Corp. 176 Microchip Technology (PowerSmart) 176 Micron Industries Corp. 177 Mitchell Electronics Corp. 177 Motorola, Inc., Semiconductor Products Sector 178 MSD, Inc. 178 National Semiconductor Corp. 178 NEC Electronics, Inc. 179 Neeltran, Inc. 180 Nicollet Technologies Corp. 180 NWL Transformers 180 Osborne Transformer Corp. 181 Pacific Power Source Corp. 181 Permavolt, Inc. 181 Philips Semiconductors 181 Power Conversion Products, Inc. 182 Power Magnetics, Inc. 182 PowerSmart (MicroChip Technology) 183 Precision Electronics 183 Prem Magnetics, Inc. 183 Pulizzi Engineering 184 Quality Transformer & Electronics Co. 184 Renard Manufacturing Co., Inc. 184 Sanford Miller Corp. 184 Schumacher Electronic Co. 185 Semtech Corp. 185 Shin Kobe (Hitachi) 186 Siemens Components, Inc. 186 Siemens AG 186 Sipex Corp. 187 SNC Manufacturing Co., Inc. 187 Staco Energy Products Co. 187 Tandy Corp. (RadioShack) 187 TCC Industries 188 Teledyne Technologies 188 Texas Instruments, Inc. (TI) 188 Toroid Corp. of Maryland 189 Trace Engineering 190 Ulveco, Inc. 190 Unitrode Integrated Circuits 190 Utah Magnetics Co. 190 V&F Transformer Corp. 191 Walker Power, Inc. 191 Ward Transformer Co., Inc. 191 Western World Transformer 191 The Winatic Corp. 192 Zilog, Inc. 192 BATTERY CHARGER AND POWER CONVERTER MARKETS AND PREDICTIONS 192 Table 47 HISTORIC U.S. BATTERY CHARGER AND POWER CONVERTER SALES, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 193 Table 48 PREDICTED U.S. BATTERY CHARGER AND POWER CONVERTER SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 193 Figure 9 PREDICTED U.S. BATTERY CHARGER AND POWER CONVERTER SALES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 194 Table 49 PREDICTED U.S. BATTERY CHARGER AND POWER CONVERTER COMPONENT SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 195 Figure 10 PREDICTED U.S. BATTERY CHARGER AND POWER CONVERTER COMPONENT SALES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 195 BATTERY POWER CONDITIONERS 196 BATTERY POWER CONDITIONER BACKGROUND 196 BATTERY POWER CONDITIONER COMPANIES 197 Table 50 BATTERY POWER CONDITIONER COMPANIES 197 Conditioner Company Profiles 198 Abacus Controls Inc. 198 Anderson Power Products (High Voltage Engineering) 198 Aston Technologies 198 Atmel Corp. 199 Atlas Energy Systems 199 Delta Systems, Inc. 199 Elcon Instruments, Inc. 200 Fairchild Semiconductor 200 Heart Interface Corp. 200 Koehler Manufacturing Co. 201 Luxtron, Inc. 201 MagneTek 201 Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. 202 Nova Electric (subsidiary of Technology Dynamics, Inc.) 202 Oneac Corp. 202 Pacific Power Source Corp. 202 Philtek Power Corp. 203 Pulizzi Engineering 203 SL Weber 203 Stored Energy Systems 203 Tripp-Lite 204 Vanner Power Group 204 Zilog, Inc. 204 BATTERY POWER CONDITIONER MARKETS AND PREDICTIONS 205 Table 51 HISTORIC U.S. BATTERY POWER CONDITIONER SALES, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 205 Table 52 PREDICTED U.S. BATTERY POWER CONDITIONER SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 206 Figure 11 PREDICTED U.S. BATTERY POWER CONDITIONER SALES, 2003-2009 ($ MILLIONS) 206 SMART BATTERY SYSTEM MARKETS 207 SMART BATTERY BACKGROUND 207 Smart Battery Background (Continued) 208 Smart Battery Background (Continued) 209 SMART BATTERY COMPANIES 210 Table 53 SMART BATTERY MICROCIRCUIT AND SEMICONDUCTOR COMPANIES 211 Table 54 SMART BATTERY AND SMART BATTERY CHARGER COMPANIES 212 Table 55 SMART BATTERY OEM COMPANIES 213 Smart Battery Company Profiles 213 1-800-Batteries 213 AC Delco 213 ADS Power Resource 214 Alliant Techsystems 214 Apple Computer, Inc. 214 Applied Power Engineering 215 Avestor (Hydro-Quebec, Kerr Mcgee, Argonne National Laboratory, 3M) 215 Batteries Batteries, Inc. (BBI) 215 Batteries Plus 216 Battery Busters 216 Battery Engineering (Hitachi Maxell) 216 Battery Technologies, Inc. 217 Bren-Tronics 217 Cadex 217 C&D Technologies (Formerly Charter Power Systems) 218 Chloride Group PLC 218 Delphi Automotive Systems 219 Duracell International 220 Eagle-Picher (Granaria Holdings) 220 East Penn Manufacturing Co. 221 Energizer (Eveready) Battery Co. 221 Energy Conversion Devices (Ovonic Battery Co.) 222 E-One Moli Energy 222 Exide, Inc. 223 Energizer (Eveready Battery Co.) 223 Furukawa Battery Co. 224 GS-Melcotec 224 Hawker Energy Products, Inc. 224 Hawker Energy Products, Inc. (BTR) 225 HLK & Associates Inc. 226 HYB Battery Co., Ltd. 226 iGo 226 IBM 227 Japan Storage Battery/Mitsubishi 227 Lithium Power Technologies 227 Lithium Technology Corp. 227 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (Panasonic) 228 Maxell Corp. of America, Battery Division 229 Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. 229 MaxPower, Inc. 229 Mitsubishi International 229 Moltech Corp. 230 Multiplier Industries 230 Nexergy (Promark Electronics, DC Battery Products, Tauber) 230 PolyStor 231 Power Plus Corp. 231 Power Technology 231 Pure Energy, Inc. 232 Rayovac Corp. 232 Rechargeable Battery Corp. 233 Sab Nife, Inc. 233 SAFT (Compagnie Generale D'electricite) 233 Sanyo Electric 234 Sony Corp. 235 Ultralife Batteries, Inc. 235 Unova 236 Valence Technology, Inc. 236 Yuasa, Inc. (Yuasa Battery America, Inc., Yuasa-Exide) 237 SMART BATTERY SYSTEM MARKETS AND PREDICTIONS 238 BASIS FOR SMART BATTERY MARKET PREDICTIONS 238 Automotive 238 Traction 238 Portable Products 238 Computing 238 Communications 238 Tools 239 Medical 239 Portable Military/Aerospace 239 Stationary 240 Load Leveling 240 HEV/EV 240 Developmental Military/Aerospace 240 SMART BATTERY MARKET PREDICTIONS 240 Table 56 HISTORIC U.S. SMART BATTERY SALES, 1986-2003 ($ MILLIONS) 241 Table 57 PREDICTED U.S. SMART BATTERY SALES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS) 241 APPENDIX 242 BATTERIES AND BATTERY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY 242 BATTERY BACKGROUND 242 BATTERY CHARACTERISTICS 243 Primary and Secondary Battery Characteristics 243 Battery Voltage 243 Battery Shelf Life 243 Battery Drain 243 Battery Stability 244 Battery Safety 244 Battery Energy Density 245 Battery Power 245 Battery Recharge Time 245 Battery Cycle Life 246 Battery Size and Shape 246 Battery Disposal Factors 247 Commercial Energy Storage Characteristics 247 Battery Characteristics by Type 248 Table 58 COMMERCIAL SECONDARY BATTERY TYPES 248 Table 58 (CONTINUED) 249 Table 58 (CONTINUED) 250 Table 59 COMMERCIAL PRIMARY BATTERY CHARACTERISTICS 250 Table 59 (CONTINUED) 251 COMPETING FUEL CELL SYSTEMS 251 Alkaline Fuel Cells 251 Phosphoric Acid Fuel Cells 252 Solid Oxide Fuel Cells 252 Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells 252 Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells 252 Metal-Air Fuel Cells 253 COMPETING EXOTIC ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS 253 Capacitive Energy Storage 253 Flywheel Energy Storage 254 AbstractRechargeable batteries are increasingly used for portable product, motive power, and stationary power applications, including computers, cellular phones, industrial vehicles, and in uninterruptible and emergency power supplies. This revolution in battery power has been made possible through a systems approach that includes advanced batteries, microcontroller battery chargers, and power conditioners and converters. One result is the "smart" battery system, once used only for expensive electronic devices, but now widely used in portable products and even vehicle batteries. Ultimately, important new markets for battery control technology will develop, including a variety of consumer stationary and consumer vehicle markets. This new BCC Business Opportunity Report discusses and evaluates the technology and market sectors behind the revolution, and provides historic, current, and predicted U.S. market values, through 2009.Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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