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2023-04-10
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Selected Topics-0006_A Breakdown of Supply and Demand for Display Driver ICs in 2023
Summary
The demand for large-size display driver ICs in 2023 is set to increase seasonally with panel demand. However, due to conservative stockpiling by the supply chain, a potential shortage could surface in the latter half of 2023. The issue of smartphone TDDI (Touch and Display Driver Integration) inventory is predicted to ease in 2023, with production largely shifting to Chinese wafer fabs. Over time, IC manufacturers are expected to expand the application of TDDI into medium-sized panels, such as those for tablets and automotive displays. After a brief supply crunch, AMOLED driver ICs will likely face an excess supply in 2023 due to falling demand and rising supply. A key factor to observe will be whether the upcoming 28nm production capacity can sufficiently meet market demand.
Table of Contents
1. Current Supply and Demand for Large-Size Panel Driver ICs
(1) Fluctuations in demand for large-size panel driver ICs
(2) An analysis of supply and demand for large-size panel driver ICs
(3) Divergence of Chinese and American Supply Chains under US Semiconductor Regulations
2. Supply and Demand for Smartphone TDDI
3. Supply and Demand for Smartphone AMOLED Driver ICs
(1) Supply and demand for AMOLED driver ICs
(2) Development of RAM-less AMOLED driver ICs
4. TRI's View
(1) Supply and demand for large-size panel driver ICs
(2) Divergence of Chinese and American supply chains under US semiconductor regulations
(3) Supply and demand for smartphone TDDI
(4) Supply and demand for AMOLED driver ICs
(5) Development of RAM-less AMOLED driver ICs
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