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.

Smith customers compete in the global computing, telecommunications, automotive, consumer electronics, aviation equipment, medical technology, and other electronics sectors -- all rapidly changing and highly competitive. Smith’s private ownership and global management team provide the flexibility and responsiveness to deliver timely and unique solutions to meet dynamic supply chain challenges.

ALSTOM is India-based company is counted on to win business in developing markets. APIL's power operations, its largest segment, manufactures power generation equipment and constructs plants and add-ons, such as combined cycle, conventional steam, and hydro power plants, and nuclear conventional islands. A slate of services is also supplied by APIL power, from repair to on-site field tasks. APIL's transport segment produces and installs rail vehicles, along with network infrastructure.

When it comes to printed circuit boards, it's all a walk in the park. Park Electrochemical, to be precise. The company's Nelco brand of copper-clad laminates and reinforced composite materials are used to make printed circuit boards and other components for laptop computers, cellular phones, satellite switching systems, and other electronics. Park also makes engineered materials through its subsidiary Park Advanced Composite Materials (formerly Nelcote), whose products include composites for electronics, aerospace, and industrial markets. Sanmina-SCI and TTM Technologies account for about 25% of the company's total sales. About half of its sales come from the US, with Asia making up the bulk of the rest.

Multek company makes flexible circuit boards, primarily for automotive and data communications applications. It bases most of its products on its Novaclad patented adhesiveless copper laminate, whose properties allow for smaller and more durable electrical circuits. Other products include coated films, barrier foils, flat cable tapes, adhesive specialties, membrane switches, rigid circuits, and splicing tapes. Sheldahl was acquired by Multek, a subsidiary of Singapore-based Flextronics (turnkey manufacturing service provider), and its name was changed to Multek Flexible Circuits.

TeligentEMS was established in 2002 by president and CEO Chris Eldred, who purchased the assets of another company. TeligentEMS provides electronics manufacturing services, including mechanical, electronic, and system-level assembly. Specialized services include prototyping, new product introduction, material procurement, supply chain management, printed circuit board assembly, in-circuit board testing, functional board testing, final system box build, depot repair, order fulfillment services, printed circuit board development, and functional test development.

Deva company distributes electronic components from Pacific Rim manufacturers, including discrete devices, power source assemblies, standard and custom cable assemblies, system cooling products, and display products. The company also offers engineering support, value analysis, kitting programs, and turnkey assembly programs. Deva has two locations, in California and Colorado, serving Southern California and the Rocky Mountain states.

Dewhurst makes electrical components and control equipment, mainly for the elevator and rail industries. Products include push buttons, display screens, and speech synthesizers used in elevators; vandal-resistant keypads used in automated banking, ticketing, and vending machines; and body-side door status indicators and driver-operated controls for the rail industry. Dewhurst offers ancillary equipment packages for specific needs. Customers include ADTRAN, the City of London, and the UK Train Operating Companies.

Parlex offers world-class design, prototyping, value added assembly and custom manufacturing for flexible circuits and flat flexible cabling. Many Fortune 500 companies trust Parlex to help design, prototype and manufacture their most demanding new products. With over 35 years of experience in flex circuit design and manufacturing, Parlex offers the broadest range of flexible circuitry and flat flexible cable products and services in the electronics industry. Our business development and engineering teams work together to choose the best design, right materials, and define production methods that maximize product performance for our customers. We are anchored in our commitment to quality and cost effective product by an exceptional manufacturing team that coordinates operations in Europe, Asia, and the U.S.

SunPower Systems is spreading its sunny Californian power technologies to environmentally conscious businesses around the globe. The firm provides grid-connected solar energy systems for large commercial, industrial, and government customers looking to offset high energy costs. SunPower Systems provides consulting, financing, development, installation, and maintenance services for its patented products, which use silicon-based semiconductors to produce electricity from the sun's rays. Customers include Johnson & Johnson, the US Postal Service, Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical, and Toyota Motor Sales. In 2007 PowerLight Corporation was acquired by SunPower and became SunPower Systems.

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