Yuasa Battery (Thailand) Public Company Limited is a Thailand-based manufacturing company. The Company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of automobile batteries and power supply batteries under the brand names Yuasa, Thunderlite and Yucon. Its products include lead acid and maintenance free batteries for cars and motorcycles. The Company also sells several types of imported batteries for computer back-up, emergency lights, toys, industrial use and others, as well as imported battery chargers and parts. Its products are sold in both domestic and overseas markets. Yuasa Battery (Thailand) operates two production sites in Samut Prakan and Chachoengsao provinces with a total production capacity of 4.1 million batteries per annum. The Company's major customers are Japanese car and motorcycle assemblers, such as Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Isuzu, Suzuki, as well as local importers and assemblers. It has a subsidiary, Yuasa Sales and Distribution Company Limited.

Minco Technology Labs, Inc. was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. It has facilities in Tennessee and Texas. Minco Technology Labs, Inc. engages in processing, assembling, and testing semiconductors for medical, military, space, commercial, and telecommunication industries in the United States. It offers radiation hardened products, as well as provides obsolete replacement integrated circuit services and emulation solutions for military and aerospace markets in Europe.

Sonic Manufacturing Technologies provides contract printed circuit board (PCB) design and assembly services. Sonic company also offers prototyping, cable and connector assembly, box build (complete system) integration, materials management, and testing services. Its manufacturing facility has more than 68,000 sq. ft. of space and boasts six PCB production lines. Sonic Manufacturing was established in 1996 by Ken Raab (president), Robert Pereyda (VP), and Henry Woo (senior process engineer). Sonic company's management together holds the majority ownership in Sonic Manufacturing.

Actel Corporation company was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. Actel Corporation (Actel) designs, develops and markets flash, antifuse-based field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and mixed-signal FPGAs for a range of applications within the aerospace, automotive, avionics, communications, consumer, industrial, medical and military markets. In support of its FPGA devices, the Company also offers design and development software, intellectual property (IP) cores, programming hardware, debugging tool kits and demonstration boards, design services, field engineering and technical support. The Company sells its products globally through a worldwide, multi-tiered sales and distribution network. In July 2008, Actel acquired Pigeon Point Systems, a provider of telecommunications computer architecture (TCA) management components.

Founded in 1967 as Admiral Overseas Corporation (AOC), TPV originally made color TVs in Taiwan. TPV Technology Limited is an investment holding company. The Company designs, manufactures and sells computer monitors and flat television products. It manufactures mainly in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and sells to Europe, North and South America, the PRC and other Asian countries. Its subsidiaries include Top Victory International Limited, Top Victory Electronics (Fujian) Company Limited, TPV Technology (Wuhan) Company Limited, TPV Display Technology (Wuhan) Company Limited and AOC do Brasil Monitores Ltda. As of December 31, 2008, the Company launched 671 models for monitors and 323 models for television. On March 31, 2008, the Company acquired a business operation from Chi Mei Optoelectronics Corporation (CMO).

LEA International, a subsidiary of Smiths Group plc, makes surge suppression equipment. Its products range from large-scale equipment for telecom and utilities applications to protectors for home electronics. Other applications include broadcast, data center, medical, and manufacturing operations.

Nanosolar technology start-up company's design and product innovations produce solar cells that can be as efficient and last as long as conventional silicon solar cells. The key part of the company's technology is that it can "print" (coat with a chemical solution) the most expensive layers of a solar cell. Founded in 2002, Nanosolar received financial backing from leading technology investors, including Benchmark Capital, Stanford University, and Mitsui & Co.

DDi takes a dynamic approach to manufacturing. DDi provides time-critical, customized electronics design, fabrication, and assembly services for makers of communications and networking gear, computers, medical instruments, and military equipment. The company produces complete electronics systems, as well as subsystems, such as printed circuit boards (PCBs), backpanels, and wire harnesses. Its more than 1,000 customers include electronics manufacturers, such as Intel and Tyco Electronics. Nearly half of orders are filled within 10 days, and some are turned around in 24 hours. DDi derives over 90% of its business from customers in North America.

T-RAM develops and licenses memory chip IP (intellectual property) for use in products that require a lot of memory. T-RAM, Inc. company touts its designs as combining the speed of static random-access memory (SRAM) devices with the memory density of DRAM chips. The company's Thyrister-RAM embedded memory is designed for use in low-power, high-performance applications, including computing, graphics processing, networking, and telecommunications applications. Established in 2000, T-RAM has attracted some $86 million in private equity funding from such investors as CenterPoint Investors, InterWest Partners, Mayfield Fund, New Enterprise Associates, Tallwood Venture Capital, and U.S. Venture Partners.

Nippon company, which also does business as Avio, designs and manufactures electronic components and equipment for use in aviation, data communications, and medicine. The company's products include digital projectors, infrared thermographs, precision machining systems, printed circuit boards, software, and telecom equipment. Subsidiaries include Yamanashi Avionics, Avionics Fukushima, NEC San-ei Instruments, and Avio Sales.

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