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New Analysis on TI's DMD MEMS Projector Reverse Costing

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "TI DMD MEMS projector Reverse Costing" report to their offering.

This is a reverse costing report of the MEMS Digital Micro-mirror Device (DMD) for pico-projectors, supplied by Texas Instruments.

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Based on a complete reverse engineering process the report provides an estimation of the production cost as well as the selling price of the circuit.

This Texas Instruments DLP component is used in pico-projectors systems which can be integrated in phones or in pocket projectors. It uses a specific MEMS technology process using around 187K micromirrors with a 7x7m area to perform a picture. The micromirrors are combined with a CMOS integrated circuit and SRAM memory for the control. The device uses a wafer level packaging technology and a ceramic substrate.

This report provides complete teardown of the MEMS with:

  • Detailed photos
  • Material analysis
  • Schematic assembly description
  • Manufacturing Process Flow
  • In-depth economical analysis
  • Manufacturing cost breakdown
  • Selling price estimation

Key Topics Covered:

  • Executive Summary
  • Reverse Costing methodology
  • Physical Analysis
  • Manufacturing Process
  • Manufacturing Cost
  • Average Selling Price
  • Conclusion

Source: http://www.researchandmarkets.com/

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