Mechanical Technology, Incorporated, through its subsidiaries, engages in developing and commercializing off-the-grid rechargeable power sources for portable electronics. The company offers fuel cell power solution that consists of Mobion Chip, the direct methanol fuel cell power engine, and methanol replacement cartridges for various applications, such as mobile phones and mobile phone accessories, digital cameras, portable media players, personal digital assistants, and global positioning systems devices. It also provides precision non-contact physical measurement solutions, condition based monitoring systems, portable balancing equipment, and semiconductor wafer inspection tools for the manufacturing, semiconductor, commercial/military aviation, automotive, and data storage industries. The companys test and measurement instruments and systems consist of electronic, computerized gauging instruments for position, displacement, and vibration applications for the design, manufacturing, and test markets; wafer characterization tools for the semiconductor and solar markets; and engine balancing and vibration analysis systems for military and commercial aircrafts. It sells its products directly, as well as through sales representatives and distributors to original equipment manufacturers primarily in the United States, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Europe, Canada, and the Middle East. The company has strategic alliance with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Legend Power Systems is trying to build up its legend as a supplier of energy-saving devices. Through an exclusive license agreement, Legend Power manufactures and distributes the Electrical Harmonizer-AVR energy-saving device for the Canadian market. The company touts the Electrical Harmonizer-AVR as allowing large facilities to reduce their electrical costs by 7% to 12%. The technology has been installed by BC Hydro, Canada Post, and other customers. The company was formerly a subsidiary of Texas Gas & Oil, which exited its original oil and gas operations to focus on Legend Power's operations, then completed a reverse acquisition that left Legend Power Systems as the surviving corporate entity.

Tvia merges TV and the Internet via its own chips. The fabless semiconductor company designs and markets streaming media gateway integrated circuits -- specialized chips that are used in digital set-top boxes, digital TVs, and related devices. Tvia's customers include Micro Network Korea, Mitsubishi Electric, and Universal Technology. The company outsources manufacturing of its chips to silicon foundries Shanghai Hua Hong NEC Electronics and United Microelectronics. Tvia formed strategic alliances with several other companies, including Microsoft and NEC. The company gets most of its sales in China.

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.

Viking Modular Solutions (formerly Viking InterWorks) designs and builds memory and flash modules for PCs and other products that optimize the performance of its customers' applications. The company supplies OEMs in the computer server, data storage, embedded electronics, and telecom markets. In addition to memory modules, Viking supplies processor modules, with digital signal processors or microprocessors, and its "Office-in-a-Box" module with a Mindspeed Technologies processor. A division of Sanmina-SCI, Viking Modular Solutions took its present form and name when Viking InterWorks merged with that company in 2008.

Aetrium Incorporated, together with its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, and markets electromechanical equipment used by the semiconductor industry to handle and test integrated circuits (ICs). It offers test handler products, which include thermal conditioning, contacting, and automated handling technologies to provide automated handling of ICs during production of test cycles. The company also provides change kits to adapt test handlers to various IC package configurations or to upgrade installed equipment, as well as gravity feed test handlers. In addition, it offers reliability test equipment for semiconductor manufacturers with structural performance data to aid in the evaluation and improvement of IC designs and manufacturing processes. The company serves semiconductor manufacturers, and their assembly and test subcontractors. It markets its products through direct salespeople and independent sales representatives, as well as through distributors in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines. Aetrium Incorporated was founded in 1982 and is based in North St. Paul, Minnesota.

ClariPhy Communications develops state-of-the-art mixed-signal integrated circuits (ICs) for 10, 40 and 100 Gb/s optical networking and communication applications, aiming to capitalize on this dynamic market growth. Initially funded in June 2004, the company is headquartered in Irvine, California, with an office in Silicon Valley and a design center in Cordoba, Argentina (under the subsidiary ClariPhy Argentina SA). ClariPhy has assembled a world-class international team with deep experience in digital signal processing (DSP) and mixed-signal IC design. Its ICs incorporate sophisticated signal processing algorithms that increase the performance, speed and reach of optical networks while simultaneously reducing their cost.

KEMET Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures tantalum, multilayer ceramic, film, electrolytic, paper, and solid aluminum capacitors. It supplies its products to electronics original equipment manufacturers, electronics manufacturing services providers, and electronics distributors. The companys products are used in audio systems, tire pressure monitoring systems, power train electronics, instrumentation, airbag systems, anti-lock braking systems, electronic engine controls, air conditioning controls, and security systems in automotive industry; and copiers, point-of-sale terminals, and fax machines in business equipment industry. Its products are also used in cellular phones, telephones, switching equipment, relays, base stations, and wireless infrastructure in communications industry; and personal computers, workstations, mainframes, computer peripheral equipment, power supplies, disk drives, printers, and local area networks in computer-related industry. In addition, the company offers its products for use in electronic controls, measurement equipment, instrumentation, solar and wind energy generation, and medical electronics to industrial market; DVD players, MP3 players, game consoles, LCD televisions, global positioning systems, and digital still cameras to consumer industry; avionics, radar, guidance systems, and satellite communications to military/aerospace industry; and wind generation systems, solar generation systems, geothermal generation systems, tidal generation systems, and electric drive vehicles to alternative energy industry.

iQ Power company makes diagnostic battery systems, primarily for the OEM automotive market. iQ Power also makes diagnostic systems used to check battery power and hardware and software systems for energy management. The company offers engineering and design services and licenses its technology through iQ Power Licensing. While iQ Power operates primarily in Germany, the company has a joint venture -- iQ Power Asia -- with its partner KG Power in South Korea. Daewoo International, which distributes the company's batteries, also owns part of iQ Power Asia.

Tech/Ops Sevcon, Inc. was founded in 1987 and is based in Southborough, Massachusetts. Tech/Ops Sevcon, Inc. (Tech/Ops Sevcon) is engaged in the electronic controls business. Through its wholly owned subsidiaries located in the United States, England, France, South Korea and Japan, the Company designs, manufactures, sells, and services, under the Sevcon name, microprocessor based controls for zero emission and hybrid electric vehicles. The controls are used to vary the speed and movement of vehicles, to integrate specialized functions and to prolong the shift life of vehicles’ power source. The Company’s customers are manufacturers of on-road, off-road and industrial vehicles, including automobiles, buses, fork lift trucks, aerial lifts, mining vehicles, airport ground support vehicles, utility vehicles, sweepers and other battery powered vehicles. Through another subsidiary located in the United Kingdom, Tech/Ops Sevcon manufactures special metalized film capacitors for electronics applications.

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