Hana Microelectronics is the story of a teenaged girl who has a secret double life as a pop music star. No, wait, that's Hannah Montana. Hana Microelectronics actually is the parent company of various high-technology firms, including businesses that offer contract electronics manufacturing and that provide integrated circuit assembly and testing services. Its product line features light-emitting diodes (LEDs), optoelectronic and hybrid devices, printed circuit board assembly, coil winding, and reflective liquid crystal-on-silicon microdisplays. The company was established in 1978 as a manufacturer of LED watch modules, and went public in 1993. More than three-quarters of its sales comes from Thailand.

Saifun Semiconductors, Ltd. provides intellectual property solutions for the non-volatile memory (NVM) market. The NROM technology is applied in the design and manufacturing of products in the nonvolatile semiconductor memory (NVM) market. It addresses three primary segments of the NVM market, such as code flash, which is used to store basic operating instructions; data flash that is used to store digital content, such as multimedia files and memory cards for digital cameras; and embedded flash for use in applications, such as consumer electronics, automotive applications, and smart cards. It serves portable markets, such as mobile phones, still and video digital cameras, digital music players, set top boxes, USB flash drives, communication applications, and other electronic applications. The company also provides design and product development services. It licenses its NROM technology to semiconductor manufacturers primarily in Taiwan, Israel, the United States, Germany, Japan, and China. Saifun Semiconductors, Ltd. was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Netanya, Israel. As of March 18, 2008, Saifun Semiconductors, Ltd. operates as a subsidiary of Spansion Inc.

Dongbu HiTek Co., Ltd. was founded in 1953 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. Dongbu HiTek Co., Ltd. provides various products and services across agriculture, materials, and semiconductor areas. Its Agriculture division produces and supplies crop protectants; fertilizers/soil beds; species of seeds, including peppers, cucumbers, radishes, watermelons, and melons; and various veterinary pharmaceuticals, such as antibiotics, antimicrobial agents, vitamins, minerals, sterilizers, and insecticides, as well as manufactures and sells products to animal breeding and nutrition markets. The company’s Semiconductor division provides specialized proprietary chips and modules, as well as foundry services for display, mobile, and various analog applications. This division specializes in developing CMOS image sensor and display driver integrated circuit chips, as well as chips that incorporate high voltage or flash memory functions. Its Petrochemical division manufactures and supplies styrene monomer, which is the basic material needed for the manufacture of chemical products used for food containers and electric products, expandable polystyrene, and insulators and packaging materials.

Virtium Technology makes memory chips and modules for information storage. Some of the customers they serve are in the medical, wireless, military, and gaming industries. Virtium makes custom modules and provides design and engineering services. Virtium Technology company was founded in 1997 by CEO Phu Hoang and CTO Chinh Nguyen. Virtium is owned by its officers. To help customers specify motherboards for their products, Virtium Technology company has launched a Web site at RAMpedia.com.

Arryx, Inc is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Haemonetics. Arryx Research facilities, personnel, and operations will remain in Chicago. Arryx's patented HOT technology uses focused light to form optical traps that function like microscopic "tractor beams" to grab small objects. These optical traps (also known as laser tweezers) can hold, move, rotate, join, separate, stretch, and otherwise manipulate hundreds of microscopic and nanoscopic objects, ranging from the size of a human cell down to less than 1/1000th the diameter of a human hair. Arryx's proprietary technology gives rise to multiple applications. Arryx's first product, the BioRyx® 200 optical trapping system, is able to produce and move multiple optical traps for manipulating cells, beads, or other objects.

AREVA T&D is the US-based Transmission and Distribution division of parent company AREVA SA. It provides industrial equipment and services for electric power production, transmission, and distribution. The company handles disconnectors, instrument transformers, energy management systems, static power supplies, and gas-insulated switchgear for use in mining/metal, chemistry, mass transportation, manufacturing, fuel fabrication, reactors, and used fuel recycling. It also provides management, consulting, diagnostics, repair, customer support, retrofits and refurbishments, training, and turnkey construction.

LDK Solar is a pure-play manufacturer dedicated solely to the design, development, manufacturing and distribution of multicrystalline solar wafers. Wafers are the principal raw material used to produce solar cells, which are devices capable of converting sunlight into electricity. Our manufacturing process is based on proprietary production processes utilizing both virgin and recyclable polysilicon for ingot production. Through this proprietary process, we are able to offer our global solar cell and module manufacturer customers considerable cost advantages while maintaining quality and performance. We also provide wafering services to both multicrystalline and monocrystalline solar cell and module manufacturers.

Fluke, a subsidiary of Danaher (maker of Craftsman tools), makes handheld electronic test tools used by electricians, HVAC technicians, and plant engineers to install, maintain, and service electrical and electronic equipment. The company's multimeters, oscilloscopes, and other devices measure current, voltage resistance, frequency, temperature, and pressure. It also makes calibrators and calibration software, waveform generators, and power harmonics meters. Its process tools are used in control applications in the chemicals, food, petroleum, and wastewater management industries. Fluke has production facilities in the US, the UK, Asia, and the Netherlands.

Chunghwa Picture Tubes (CPT) makes optoelectronic display components used in TFT-LCD (thin-film transistor liquid-crystal display) and CRT (cathode ray tube) applications. The company makes large, medium, and small display panels used in LCD televisions, monitors, notebooks, netbooks, and other products such as smartphones. Samsung Electronics and Sony are among its largest customers. CPT also partners with companies such as PC maker Compal Electronics. Chunghwa Picture Tubes, which was established in 1971, also makes color picture tubes and electron guns.

Aspen Electronics company distributes products such as adaptors, attenuators, cables, couplers, filters, isolators, oscillators, power supplies, RF modules, switches, and waveguide assemblies. Aspen sources its components and test instruments from companies including Anritsu, Bird Electronic, Delta Electronics, Inphi, Lorch Microwave, Vectron International, and Xantrex Technology. Aspen also provides repair services. The company was founded in 1974 by former chairman Tony Johnson, a microwave engineer who specialized in microwave devices and test instruments sales.

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