Optek Technology, Inc. company was founded in 1979 as Crown Semiconductor and changed its name to Optek Technology in 1984. Optek Technology is loaded with optical high-tech. Optek makes infrared, magnetic, and fiber-optic sensors that detect motion and position. Manufacturers use its sensors in office and industrial equipment, cars, medical devices, postal machines, and point-of-sale equipment. Optek also makes fiber-optic network transmitters and receivers. The company provides services including wafer fabrication, mold tooling, plastic manufacturing, final testing, and assembly. UK-based TT electronics bought Optek from holding company Dyson-Kissner-Moran in 2003.

Legend Power Systems is trying to build up its legend as a supplier of energy-saving devices. Through an exclusive license agreement, Legend Power manufactures and distributes the Electrical Harmonizer-AVR energy-saving device for the Canadian market. The company touts the Electrical Harmonizer-AVR as allowing large facilities to reduce their electrical costs by 7% to 12%. The technology has been installed by BC Hydro, Canada Post, and other customers. The company was formerly a subsidiary of Texas Gas & Oil, which exited its original oil and gas operations to focus on Legend Power's operations, then completed a reverse acquisition that left Legend Power Systems as the surviving corporate entity.

Roos Instruments makes automated test equipment systems that are used to characterize and test microwave and radio-frequency (RF) semiconductors. The company's customers include IBM, Motorola, Nortel Networks, and NXP. Roos Instruments has begun shipping the Cassini, a modular test system for checking wireless communications devices. The company was established in 1989 by microwave/RF engineers from the benchtop instrument industry, including co-founder Mark Roos, the company's president and CEO, who owns about two-thirds of Roos Instruments. Employees hold one-third of the equity. The company has been self-funded throughout its history. Roos Instruments has offices in California and New Hampshire.

Nederlandsche Apparatenfabriek, produces a wide variety of sensor-based tracking equipment and secure communications systems. Its products include retail detection equipment for counting customers and preventing shoplifting; industrial systems that track individual items through the manufacturing process; security systems that determine access based on biometric (finger, hand, face, or iris) measurements; library management systems; electronic voting machines; and remote tracking systems used to keep up with livestock. Many of its offerings incorporate radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology.

Shindengen Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. company makes a variety of power management products -- including DC/DC converter modules, diodes, rectifiers, solenoids, and varistors -- used in automobiles, construction equipment, consumer electronics, industrial machinery, networking equipment, and terrestrial broadcasting systems. Shindengen sells primarily to OEM customers, including BMW, Fujitsu, Hitachi, IBM Japan, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Nokia, NTT, Panasonic, SANYO Electric, Sony, Tokyo Electric Power, and Toshiba. Most of Shindengen's sales are made in Japan.

Samwha Electronics was founded in 1976 and operates a network of sales offices located in China, Hong Kong, Germany, Hungary, India, and Poland. Samwha Electronics Co., Ltd. is a Korea-based manufacturer engaged in the provision of soft ferrite cores and related products. The Company produces two kinds of products: soft ferrite cores, including E cores, rod, bar and screw cores, drum cores, low profile cores, planar cores, ferrite absorbers, flyback transformer cores and others, which are used in household electronics, computers, computer peripherals, communication devices, digital versatile disc (DVD) players and others, and chips, including chip ferrite beads, chip ferrite bead arrays, chip ferrite inductors, chip power inductors and common mode filters.

DC Group has established itself as the leader in the Power service industry. We focus primarily on service to guarantee that our clients receive the best results for maintenance of their computer back-up systems. Furthermore, DC Group service all your backup power equipment such as diesel generators, power distribution units, invertors, rectifiers, UPS, rectifier batteries. We are your back-up power solution company. DC Group provide a comprehensive suite of services and products to more than 6,300 clients, 50% of whom are Fortune 50 firms. Our strong commitment to excellence by our entire organization and the most responsive Account Managers in the industry enable us to provide complete service and accurate reports in the shortest amount of time possible. Our experienced Field Service Engineers are trained to service all brands of equipment and are located strategically to cover all 50 states. Our state-of-the-art technology delivers reports and invoicing online that are easy to read and understand, enabling your organization to concentrate on its core business services.

Palomar Technologies, Inc. provides automated precision microelectronic assembly equipment and contract assembly services for the semiconductor industry in Asia, North America, and Europe. It offers precision automatic die bonding, wire and ball bonding, and component assembly equipment. The company also provides ball bumper, component placement work cells, precision component placement work cells, and wedge bonders. In addition, it offers process development, prototyping, and production services. The company serves companies that assemble semiconductor, wireless, and optoelectronic devices, as well as merchant and captive manufacturers. Palomar Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Carlsbad, California. The company has additional offices in Erlangen, Germany, as well as Singapore. Palomar Technologies, Inc. is a former subsidiary of Palomar Technological Companies.

Founded in 1999, Canesta, Inc. has received investments from Carlyle Growth Partners (an affiliate of The Carlyle Group), Hotung, and Venrock Associates. Canesta, Inc. company develops microchips and accompanying software that enable the input of data into wireless devices and other products using infrared technology. The system functions by transmitting light from a known source, which bounces off an object and back onto a sensor array chip. Its technology has been licensed for use in touch-free television controls made by Hitachi and automobile safety systems made by Honda. Canesta is also developing products for use in video game controllers and security systems.

Stanion Wholesale Electric Co., Inc. company was founded in 1961 by chairman Jud Stanion and his brother Bobbe. Stanion Wholesale Electric distributes electrical products and supplies to customers through about 20 branch locations in Kansas and Missouri. Stanion Wholesale Electric Co., Inc. specializes in products for factory automation, lighting, telecommunications, and utilities. Stanion Wholesale Electric makes all of its product catalog available over its corporate Web site, along with other e-commerce functions.

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