GLOBALFOUNDRIES Inc. company was spun off by AMD in early 2009 to handle all of the chip company's semiconductor production. Wafer fabrication facilities (or fabs) are multibillion-dollar facilities to build and maintain; many semiconductor companies are chip design firms that contract out their manufacturing to silicon foundries, chip makers that provide wafer fabrication services to customers. GLOBALFOUNDRIES offers manufacturing services to AMD and other clients. It has fabs in Germany and Singapore, and another one under construction in the US. The company absorbed Chartered Semiconductor in 2010, making it a leader in the industry.

Crest Operations, part of Crest Industries, distributes and installs electrical substations and transmission products for electric power generation and utility customers worldwide, through its DIS-TRAN and Beta Engineering subsidiaries. Other subsidiaries grow pine and hardwood trees in Louisiana and Texas (Crest Natural Resources), and make wooden utility poles and cross arms. Crest's Mid-State Supply Company subsidiary is a Louisiana-based distributor of electrical products that has showrooms for appliances and lighting.

ESCO Technologies, Inc. produces engineered products and systems. The company's Utility Solutions segment offers wireless radio frequency data communications systems to gas, water, and electric utilities for metering infrastructure applications. This segment manufactures two-way power line communication systems composed of equipment, software, and support services for the electric utility industry. It also provides electric utilities with a communication technology for automatic meter reading, load control, outage assessment/restoration monitoring, remote service disconnect/connect, time-of-use data for critical peak pricing, tamper/theft detection, and pre-paid metering. In addition, this segment supplies electronic diagnostic test products and services to the electric utility industry for the evaluation of power assets. The Test segment designs and manufactures products to measure and contain magnetic, electromagnetic, and acoustic energy. It supplies customers a range of isolated environments, including RF test enclosures, acoustic test enclosures, RF and magnetically shielded rooms, secure communication facilities, and broadcast and recording studios. This segment also supplies a range of components, such as RF absorptive materials, RF filters, active compensation systems, antennas, antenna masts, electric and magnetic probes, RF test cells, proprietary measurement software, and other test accessories required to perform various tests. It serves the acoustics, medical, health and safety, electronics, wireless communications, automotive, and defense markets. The Filtration segment offers filter elements, assemblies, modules, indicators, and other related components, which have applications in aircraft, aircraft engines, and plant equipment. It also produces engineered thermoformed products and packaging materials for medical, retail, food, and electronic applications. The company was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri.

GE Energy is an electrifying descendant of Edison's light bulb and a global leader in the design, manufacture, installation, and maintenance of gas, nuclear, wind, and steam-driven power generation plants. One of General Electric's largest divisions, GE Energy serves utility, industrial, and governmental customers worldwide, supplying products such as compressors, turbines, generators, and nuclear reactors. It also provides equipment that supports oil and gas distribution, and services ranging from consulting and field engineering to environmental monitoring and product lifecycle management.

Standard Microsystems Corporation was founded in 1971 and is headquartered in Hauppauge, New York. Standard Microsystems Corporation (SMSC) designs and sells a variety of silicon-based integrated circuits that are primarily utilizing analog or mixed-signal technologies. Its integrated circuits and systems provide a variety of signal processing attributes that are incorporated by its customers into end products in the consumer electronics and infotainment, the mobile and desktop personal computer, and industrial markets. These products generally provide connectivity, networking or input/output control solutions for a variety of communication, computer and related peripheral, consumer electronics, industrial control system, or automotive information applications. It has four principal product types: computing and connectivity products, analog products, mobile products, and automotive information products. On September 8, 2009, the Company completed the acquisition of Tallika Corporation. In February 2010, the Company acquired Kleer Semiconductor Corporation.

TNR Technical, Inc. was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Sanford, Florida. TNR Technical, Inc. (TNR) designs, assembles and markets primary and secondary batteries to a variety of industrial markets. The Company is an authorized distributor for several major battery manufacturers, the products of which are distributed nationally by the Company’s two main facilities in Sanford, Florida and Santa Ana, California. TNR is an authorized distributor of nickel-cadmium, nickel metal hydride, alkaline, lithium and sealed lead acid batteries manufactured by Saft America, Power-Sonic, Varta Micro-battery, Enersys, Renata, GP Batteries, CSB Battery, Ultralife Batteries, Energizer Battery, and Sanyo Energy. As an authorized distributor, the Company purchases cells, assembles them into battery packs and maintains inventory for resale. The Company sells its batteries and/or battery packs to original equipment manufacturers, municipalities, hotels/resorts, military, aerospace, government agencies, electrical wholesalers and battery distributors.

Plasma Etch is a manufacturer of surface deposition and plasma surface etch equipment. This equipment is used to produce microelectronics devices, such as microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), thin-film heads, optoelectronic components, and compound semiconductors. Plasma technology is used to remove organic and inorganic contamination, boost wettability, increase bond strength, and remove residue. Plasma etching is also known as dry etching. The company provides its patented plasma etching technology for a wide range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical, and toys.

Nam Tai Electronics, Inc. provides electronics manufacturing and design services to the telecommunications and consumer electronic products original equipment manufacturers. Its Consumer Electronic and Communication Products segment manufactures mobile phone accessories, such as headsets with bluetooth wireless technology, and phone cradles, as well as snap-on portable music speakers, FM radio adaptors, and GPS adaptors; entertainment devices, including USB Web cam for interactive games, USB microphone and converter box karaoke, and a buzzer gaming device; educational products, such as digital pens, calculators, and electronic dictionaries; and optical devices comprising CMOS imaging sensor modules for notebook computers, media players, and recording cameras.Nam Tai Electronics Telecommunication Component Assembly segment provides subassemblies and components, such as color and monochrome LCD modules for telephone systems, electronic games, MP3, automotive products, and digital cameras, as well as PDA, smart, and mobile phones; RF modules for integration into mobile phones; DAB modules for digital radio products comprising home tuners, kitchen radios, in-car receivers, CD players, clock radios, boom boxes, midi-systems, and handheld devices; FPC subassemblies for LCD modules and electronic devices; FPC boards for integration to FPC subassemblies for mobile phones, PDAs, laptop computers, and office automation products; front and back light panels for handheld video game devices; and high-frequency cordless telephones and home feature phones. Its LCD Products segment manufactures LCD products for watches and medical instruments, bicycles and industrial applications, automotive parts and appliances, car audio systems, VoIP phones, hand held products, and office automation applications.

Cambridge Mechatronics (formerly 1 Limited) has an unlimited desire to bring its proprietary technology to the eyes and ears of the world. The company develops and licenses its Helimorph piezo ceramic actuator technology to electronics manufacturers, who incorporate the tiny electronic devices into products such as laptops, PDAs, and camera-enabled cell phones. Cambridge Mechatronics touts the Helimorph technology as being compact, lightweight, energy-efficient, and scalable. The company also developed the Digital Sound Projector chipset, which enables surround sound from a single loudspeaker panel. Cambridge Mechatronics' audio partners include Dolby, Pioneer, and Yamaha.

Le Carbone Lorraine's brushes -- which transfer the network current in a DC electric motor -- brush up not only cars but industrial machinery and other products. The company, which specializes in carbon and graphite products, also makes permanent magnets (ferrite magnets) for cars and electrical protection fuses, as well as products for thermal, corrosion-resistant applications, such as graphite machined blocks and composite materials for brakes. Carbone Lorraine's products serve a variety of industries from aerospace to power generation.

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