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EPCOS AG company is a leading producer of passive electronic components used in telecommunications, automotive, and industrial electronics. The company makes more than 40,000 products -- including capacitors, ferrites, ceramic components, and surface acoustic wave (SAW) components -- for a wide variety of devices such as cellular phones, computers, digital still cameras, refrigerators, air bags, braking systems, and turbines. Europe accounts for nearly two-thirds of sales. TDK acquired EPCOS in 2008 for about E1.2 billion (approximately $1.9 billion) in cash.

ESS Technology, Inc. was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Fremont, California with research and development, sales, and technical support offices in the United States and internationally. ESS Technology, Inc. engages in designing and marketing video and audio semiconductors for consumer, entertainment, home, and automotive markets. Its products include integrated mixed-signal semiconductors, hardware, software, and system solutions for digital video, media players, and audio systems. The company provides system-on-chip devices, including HD enhanced DVD processors, HDMI transmitters, and automotive DVD decoders; and single-chip digital media player solutions for digital picture frame, hard-drive media player, digital signage media player, and photo/video IP phone applications. It also offers audio DAC solutions; audio ADC solution, an analog-to-digital converter for Blu-ray player, audio processor, audio pre-amplifier, A/V receiver, recording system, mixer console, and digital audio workstation applications; VoIP SOC solutions for IP phones and adaptors; and TV tuners for analog and digital terrestrial and cable TV reception. The company sells its products to consumer electronics manufacturers and distributors.

EZchip Technologies tries to make the lives of telecom gear makers just a littler EZier. EZchip Technologies Ltd. company designs 10-Gigabit network processors and related products used in high-speed telecommunications equipment such as routers and switches. EZchip says that its devices reduce cost and power consumption because they combine various functions onto a single chip. The fabless semiconductor company was founded in 1999 by CEO Eli Fruchter; its customers include Cisco, Huawei, Juniper Networks, and ECI Telecom. After buying out other investors, including Goldman Sachs, EZchip Semiconductor (formerly LanOptics) has made EZchip a wholly owned subsidiary.

FormFactor, Inc. was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Livermore, California. FormFactor, Inc. (FormFactor) designs, develops, manufactures, sells and supports precision semiconductor wafer probe cards. The Company has facilities in United States, Japan, Germany, Taiwan, Italy, South Korea and Singapore and the People's Republic of China. Semiconductor manufacturers use the Company’s wafer probe cards to perform wafer sort and test on the semiconductor die, or chips, on the whole semiconductor wafer prior to singulation of the wafer into individual chips. FormFactor offers products and solutions that are custom designed for semiconductor manufacturers’ wafer designs. FormFactor’s products are based on its technologies, including its MicroSpring interconnect technology and design tools. The Company’s MicroSpring interconnect technology, which includes resilient spring-like contact elements, enables it to produce wafer probe cards for applications that require reliability, speed, precision and signal integrity.

Foveon makes photographic light-sensing chips for digital cameras. The X3 direct image sensor is manufactured using a CMOS fabrication process, which is widely employed in the semiconductor industry. The X3 name comes from the three layers of pixels embedded in the silicon, each of which records a different color -- red on the bottom layer, green in the middle, and blue on top. The X3 is found in Polaroid, Sigma, and Toshiba camera models. Co-founded in 1997 by legendary chip engineer Carver Mead, the company is backed by National Semiconductor and Synaptics, among other investors. Foveon was the subject of a book published in 2005, The Silicon Eye, written by famed technology newsletter editor George Gilder.

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