Advanced Power Components (APC) has an electronic component to meet just about every need. APC's Hi-Rel division sells components, such as semiconductors, optoelectronic devices, power supplies, and high-voltage capacitors, primarily to aerospace and military customers. Its SBM division operates as a manufacturers' representative to sell specialty industrial and commercial components, including displays, fuses, cables, power semiconductors, touch memory, and connectors. APC's Go! Technology division offers kitting and materials procurement and management services.

Shimadzu Scientific Instruments develops and manufactures analytical and monitoring equipment for science laboratories throughout North and South America. The company products include imaging systems for medical diagnosis such as ultrasound systems and mobile X-ray systems; spectrometers for the biotechnology sector; and mechanical systems for aircraft flight control. The company has more than 50 offices that offer sales, service, and support to clients. Founded in 1975, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments is the American arm of analytical instruments manufacturer Shimadzu Corporation.

California Micro Devices Corporation (CMD) specializes in integrated passive devices (IPDs), including application-specific and customized models. IPDs are integrated circuits that combine passive components, such as capacitors and resistors, with active semiconductors. CMD makes analog and mixed-signal semiconductors, such as operational amplifiers, power management devices, and telecommunications transceivers. Its products are used in electronic gear, including wireless phones, PCs, and medical devices. Among its top clients are Motorola, Philips, Samsung Electronics, and Sony. ON Semiconductor announced plans in December 2009 to acquire CMD for $108 million.

Channell is a global designer and manufacturer of equipment supplied to telephone companies and cable television network operators. Major product lines include a complete line of thermoplastic and metal fabricated enclosures, advanced copper termination and connectorization products, fiber optic cable management systems and heat shrink products.

ClearSpeed Technology hopes customers find a clear advantage in its chips. The fabless semiconductor company offers specialized microprocessors designed to handle math-intensive computing functions more rapidly -- and with less energy consumption -- than standard processors. ClearSpeed's chips are programmable and process data in parallel; the company also offers related software and development tools. The company touts its products for heavy-duty number-crunching chores in areas such as biomedical research and sonar equipment. Its ClearSpeed Federal Systems subsidiary targets the US government and defense contractors market. Founded in 1997 as PixelFusion, ClearSpeed went private in 2009.

Paul N. Gardner Company, Inc. (GARDCO) has its origin with the alliance of pioneer paint chemist Dr. Henry Alfred Gardner, Sr., Director of the Institute of Paint and Varnish Research in Washington, D.C. and his son Paul Norris Gardner in 1935. The team of Institute chemists at that time were active in the development and design of physical testing instruments for coating materials which were then made available to the industry. However, production of these instruments was not generally available to the public so the Henry A. Gardner Laboratory was established and incorporated in Bethesda, Maryland for that purpose.

Thermaco Limited company sells electronic and electrical components, such as electrodes, cooling fans, gas taps, heating elements, ignition cables, oven fans, power cords, switches, and timers. Thermaco acts as an exclusive sales agent in the UK for manufacturers including Aria, Coupatan, Emmevi, Italquartz, Faringosi, Sunonwealth, and Tempomatic. Thermaco also sells on a non-exclusive basis for other manufacturers. Thermaco company, which was founded in 1978 and went public in 1980, was taken private by management in 2000.

Bosch Solar Energy AG stands for the Solar Energy Division of the Bosch Group and its subsidiaries, is a leading supplier of photovoltaic products based on silicon with consistent focus on product quality. Von Kleinanlagen für Einfamilienhäuser bis hin zu fertigen Photovoltaik-Großprojekten – Bosch Solar Energy bietet qualitativ hochwertige Solarzellen und Module zur photovoltaischen Stromerzeugung. From small systems for single family homes to finished photovoltaic major projects - Bosch Solar Energy offers high quality solar cells and modules for photovoltaic generation of electricity. Dabei setzt Bosch Solar Energy mit seinen hocheffizienten kristallinen und Dünnschicht-Produkten ganz bewusst auf die nachhaltige und umweltfreundliche Form der Silizium basierten Solarstromerzeugung. This Bosch sets Solar Energy, with its high-efficiency crystalline and thin film products, quite deliberately on sustainable and environmentally friendly form of silicon-based solar power generation.

INNOLUX company makes LCD panels used in popular consumer electronics like flat-screen TVs, desktop and laptop computer monitors, portable DVD players, and wireless phones. It produces both the components and the finished panels and other products, insulating it from the volatility that plagues other display-only companies. Innolux also benefits from low prices for parts produced by its parent, electronics manufacturing giant Hon Hai Precision Industry.

Mattson Technology, Inc. was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Fremont, California. Mattson Technology, Inc. (Mattson) is engaged in designing, manufacturing and marketing semiconductor wafer processing equipment used in the fabrication of integrated circuits (ICs or chips). Mattson is a supplier of dry strip and rapid thermal processing equipment to the global semiconductor industry. The Company’s customer base includes foundries, memory and logic device manufacturers. The Company has design and manufacturing centers in the United States, Canada and Germany. Mattson’s manufacturing equipment is used for transistor level, or front-end-of-line manufacturing, and also in specialized applications for processing the interconnect layer, or back-end-of-line processing. A strip system removes photoresist or other residues from a wafer following each step of film deposition or diffusion processing in preparation for the next processing step. Methods for stripping off these residues include wet and dry technologies.

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