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Reverse Costing Report on Nichia NCSx119 UHB LED

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Jan 19 2011

Research and Markets has released a new report titled ‘Nichia NCSx119 UHB LED Reverse Costing’. The report offers a complete analysis of reverse costing of the NCSW119 White LED.

Nichia NCSW119 LED

According to the report, the NCSW119 is a white LED supplied by Nichia and offers 130 lm typical brightness with 1.15 W power consumption at 350 mA. The white LED is available in a specific 2-pins package that supports SMT process. In addition, it is suitable for various lighting applications such as task lighting, residential lighting and architectural lighting.

The study offers an estimation of selling price, manufacturing expenditure, reconstruction of the process flow and the physical analysis of the NCSW119 LED. Key topics included in the report are estimated manufacturer price analysis, cost analysis, manufacturing process flow, and physical analysis. In addition, the report comprehensive images, manufacturing cost breakdown, economical analysis, schematic assembly description and material analysis.

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http://www.researchandmarkets.com/

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