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WaveSplitter Technologies makes a spectrum of products that serves both to divide and to unite. The company's photonic components and modules extend the reach of optical signals and boost the capacity of communications networks. WaveSplitter's products include its WavePump pump laser combiner, which increases the strength of transmissions, and wave division multiplexers and couplers (WaveEssentials) and optical signal filters (WaveSelector), which separate and combine light waves. Goldman Sachs, Intel, NEC, and Sumitomo Electric all hold stakes in WaveSplitter. The company, which has privately raised more than $100 million, was established in 1996.

Wegener doesn't mind broadcasting its business. Wegener company, through its Wegener Communications subsidiary, makes transmission and receiving equipment primarily for the broadcast and data communications markets. Its products include digital and analog compression equipment that increases satellite channel capacity, cue and control products that enable cable networks to insert local commercials, devices that feed data to news and weather services, and equipment that transmits background music to businesses. Customers include MUZAK and Roberts Communications.

Westell delivers the goods for communication service providers. The company's modems and routers enable high- speed data transmission between the broadband networks of communications service providers and their subscribers over standard phone lines. It also makes line protection and monitoring products, shelving, jacks, and plugs. Subsidiary Conference Plus offers audio-, video-, and Web-conferencing services. Westell markets its products in Canada and Europe, but the vast majority of its sales are made in the US. The company sells its DSL equipment directly to telecom carriers and ISPs and through distributors. AT&T and Verizon together account for more than half of sales.

Wincomm has no problem putting its products on display. Wincomm designs, manufactures, and distributes hardware for use in the digital signage market. Products include plasma and LCD display engines, fanless waterproof Panel PC's, and fanless, antivibration micro-PCs for use in cars or mobile devices. The company's digital signage product lines range from 6 inches to 42 inch LCD and Plasma displays. Founded in 1993, Wincomm company began as a designer of digital switching and wireless PBX components, before switching focus to industrial PC production and distribution.

Wireless Telecom Group sure makes a lot of it. Wireless Telecom company, which markets its products under the brand name Noisecom, makes electronic noise generators for wireless telecommunications systems. Its products are used to test whether such systems can receive transmitted information. Its noise emulator products also operate in radar and satellite systems to continually monitor and test receivers or to jam signals. Wireless Telecom's Boonton Electronics subsidiary makes radio-frequency (RF) and microwave test equipment. Its Microlab subsidiary makes high-power, passive microwave components. Wireless Telecom Group gets nearly one-third of sales from outside the Americas region.

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