Transistor Devices, Inc. (TDI) is plugged in to the power needs of the computer industry. Founded in 1960, the company makes high-power, fault-tolerant, uninterruptible electronic power supplies and systems designed to prevent power loss in transportation equipment and computer data storage and telecommunications systems. Customers include companies in the aerospace, computer/networking, industrial, medical, military, and telecommunications industries. TDI operates mainly in the US, but it also has facilities in China, Ireland, and Mexico. Richard Blake, the company's founder, chairman, and CTO, controls TDI; the rest of the company is owned by officers and employees.

Transtector Systems was established in 1967 and was acquired by Smiths in 1998. Transtector Systems makes power surge suppression equipment ranging from plug-in strips for home use to load centers for satellite tracking systems. Primary markets include wireless telecommunications and military and aerospace/space; other applications include industrial automation and control products, medical and lighting equipment, and manufacturing. Transtector Systems serves such customers as Motorola, Raytheon, and Varian Medical Systems, as well as the US Department of Defense. It provides consulting, engineering, and training services. Transtector company is part of the Smiths Interconnect division of Smiths Group.

Trek Equipment was started in 1996. Founder and CEO Mike Creazzi owns the company. Stardate 4729.4 -- Chief engineer Montgomery Scott informs me that the Enterprise needs to return to the 21st century to procure some rare test equipment. We've set a course for the San Francisco Bay area, where Starfleet makes its headquarters, and a computer review of historical records shows we can obtain such valuable instruments at...Trek Equipment distributes test and measurement equipment, such as amplifiers, attenuators, couplers, generators, oscilloscopes, and sensors. The company sells instruments made by a deep roster of suppliers, such as Agilent, Keithley, Rohde & Schwarz, and Tektronix.

Trendsetter Electronics, Inc. company distributes electronic components, such as capacitors, connectors, delay lines, diodes, oscillators, relays, sensors, switches, thermistors, and terminal blocks. Manufacturers represented on its line card include Gowanda Electronics, Honda Connectors, Keltron, and Vishay Intertechnology. Trendsetter was established in 1995 by Carol Williams, a veteran of the components distribution business. Williams, the company's president, is the majority owner of Trendsetter. Employees have a small equity stake in the company.

Trex Enterprises Corporation company was founded in 1978 and is based in San Diego, California. It has facilities in New Mexico, Hawaii, and Massachusetts. Trex Enterprises Corporation is a former subsidiary of ThermoTrex Corporation. Trex Enterprises Corporation provides technical solutions and products for electromagnetic spectrum. It offers silicon carbides that are used in semiconductor wafer processing equipment, mirrors and optics, nuclear fuel rod cladding, and ballistic applications, as well as components for high temperature applications. The company also offers communication systems, including millimeter-wave, laserom, optical switching, and multi-frequency antennas; millimeter-wave aviation systems for landing helicopters and aircraft in fog, dust, and haze; and image sensors. In addition, it offers sensor systems relating to homeland security, national defense, and commercial markets, including aviation passive millimeter-wave cameras; passive millimeter-wave security products ranging from the hand-held weapons and explosives detectors; multi aperture stellar trackers that detect stars during daylight; space object imaging systems; and porous silicon optical biosensors. Further, the company offers wireless and point-to-point communications technology for e-band millimeter wave spectrum.

Tri-Star Electronics International, Inc. manufactures interconnect products for aerospace, avionics, and electronics original equipment manufacturers. The company offers a line of contacts that include power, thermocouple, signal, wire-wrap, crimp, solder cup, coax, twinax, and triax; cable products, which range from custom cable assemblies to racking systems; and wire processing equipment and connectors. It sells its products through a network of sales representatives and distributors. Tri-Star Electronics International, Inc. was founded in 1976 and is based in El Segundo, California. It has manufacturing facilities in California and Switzerland. The company has sales representative locations in Dallas, Texas; Kettering, Ohio; and Switzerland and Italy. It has distributor locations in Anaheim, Temecula, Brea, and Chatsworth, California; Phoenix, Arizona; Moorestown, New Jersey; Fort Worth, Texas; and the Netherlands.

Triana Industries defies the three strikes you're out odds in sports and manufacturing. Since its founding in 1972, it has transitioned from assembling telecommunications devices, to computer boards, to making wire harnesses, cable assemblies, and electromechanical components, largely for Chrysler. In 2007, the company took a hit from overseas rivals of auto wiring harnesses. Triana slashed its workforce by 85% and put its weight behind its metal and steel fabrication division. Its client roster has included Navistar (formerly International Truck and Engine), North American Bus Industries, and United Technologies. CEO Ralph Malone, former NFL lineman and son of the late founder George Malone, owns the company.

TriGem Computer, Inc. company was founded by Yong-The Lee in 1980 and is headquartered in Ansan, South Korea. TriGem Computer, Inc. engages in the manufacture and export of personal computers (PCs) worldwide. Its products include notebook PCs, desktop PCs, monitors, multifunction devices, printers and scanners, and digital devices. The company provides its products and services for mobile networking, computing, and related sectors. TriGem Computer operates in the United States, Japan, China, Europe, Australia, and Mexico.

Trippe Manufacturing sort of does both. Doing business as Tripp Lite, the company makes over 2,000 products used to protect, power, and connect electronic equipment. Its surge suppressors guard against surges, spikes, and overvoltages that can damage personal computers and other electronic equipment. Its line conditioners automatically adjust to over- and under-voltages. Tripp Lite's uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems provide power during brownouts, blackouts, and in remote locations. Its products include inverters, power strips, cables and switches, storage and network server enclosures, and power-management software.

Tristar Electronics Corporation was founded in 1987 and is based in Houston, Texas.Tristar Electronics Corporation distributes electronics, controls, and automation products. It also offers application engineering assistance, bin-stocking, cable and harness assembly, custom cable assembly, dock to stock programs, electric utility deregulation planning and power evaluation, factory Web/factory IT, field service and start-up, general assembly, hardware/software, just-in-time deliveries, kitting, materials management, networking of HMIs and PLCs, packaging, and sub-station automation solutions. The company serves petrochemical/refinery, oil and gas, automotive, packaging, pharmaceutical, electronics, plastics, and food processing industries.

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