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.

Omega Engineering company manufactures a line of more than 100,000 products used to measure temperature and humidity, flow and level, and pressure. Products include thermocouple probes and assemblies, pressure gauges and switches, and air velocity measurement systems. Omega also makes data loggers and recorders, as well as electric heaters. With working engineers making up much of its customer base, the company includes a link to Dilbert products on its Web portal. Omega counts among its customers such companies as Celgene Corporation and 3M, as well as universities and other institutions.

Jetion Holdings company manufactures solar cells and modules -- parts used in solar power systems that convert sunlight into electricity. Its products are used by the power generation, defense, maritime, and transportation industries. With production facilities in China, Jetion is targeting its own fast-growing domestic solar power market, as well as export markets in Europe and North America, where demand is strong as solar applications become more sophisticated. Germany represents its largest customer base, accounting for more than half of the company's revenues. Bayerische Solar and Mage Solar are among Jetion's key customers.

MediaTek Inc. is principally engaged in the design, research, development, manufacture and sale, as well as the testing and maintenance of multimedia chipsets. The Company offers optical storage chipsets, digital versatile disc (DVD) player single chip solutions, mobile communication equipment chipsets, Bluetooth and mobile phone peripheral chips, wireless local area network (WLAN) chips, digital television(TV) control chips, TV decoder/demodulator chipsets, global positioning system (GPS) receiver chips and digital camera control chips, among others. The Company's products are applied for personal computer systems, digital home appliances, mobile phones and digital televisions (TVs). During the year ended December 31, 2008, the Company obtained 98.91% of its total revenue from its multimedia chipset business.

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.

Multek company makes flexible circuit boards, primarily for automotive and data communications applications. It bases most of its products on its Novaclad patented adhesiveless copper laminate, whose properties allow for smaller and more durable electrical circuits. Other products include coated films, barrier foils, flat cable tapes, adhesive specialties, membrane switches, rigid circuits, and splicing tapes. Sheldahl was acquired by Multek, a subsidiary of Singapore-based Flextronics (turnkey manufacturing service provider), and its name was changed to Multek Flexible Circuits.

Kopin Corporation produces lightweight, power-efficient, ultra-small liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and heterojunction bipolar transistors (HBTs) that are revolutionizing the way people around the world see, hear and communicate. Kopin has shipped more than 20 million displays for a variety of consumer and military applications including digital cameras, personal video eyewear, camcorders, thermal weapon sights and night vision systems. The company's unique HBTs, which help to enhance battery life, talk time and signal clarity, have been integrated into billions of wireless handsets as well as into WiFi, VoIP and high-speed Internet data transmission systems. Kopin's proprietary display and HBT technologies are protected by more than 200 global patents and patents pending.

Nanya Technology Corp. is principally engaged in the manufacture, development and sale of memory products. The Company primarily offers dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips, including double data rate (DDR) DRAM chips, DDR2 DRAM chips and DDR3 DRAM chips; DRAM modules, such as 200-pin DDR small outline (SO) dual in-line memory modules (DIMMs), 184-pin registered and unbuffered DDR synchronous dynamic random access memory (SDRAM) DIMMs, 200-pin DDR2 SODIMMs, 240-pin unbuffered and registered DDR2 SDRAM DIMMs, 204 pin DDR3 SODIMMs, 240 pin unbuffered and registered DDR3 SDRAM DIMMs and others. DRAMs are used as data storage units for computer, communications and consumer (3C) products.

Adaptive Networks keeps communication down-to-the-wire. It researches, develops, and sells chipsets and modules that helps transmit data at high speeds over ordinary electrical power lines. The technology has been adapted for commercial and industrial data networks -- hospitals, hotels, utility companies -- and also has applications in home networking. The company was founded in 1983 by the Propp brothers, Michael (president) and David (EVP), and applied for its first patent in 1986. Products include PowerStream (used for streaming multimedia including video and audio) and PowerConnect (powerline communications chipset). Outside investors own about three-quarters of the company, with officers holding one-quarter.

America II Electronics, Inc. took its model of independent distribution overseas in response. Since January 2000, America II Europe has addressed these and other concerns of the European electronics community by staffing 14 sales and logistics professionals, stocking inventory to support customers' schedules, and connecting customers with the benefits of being an America II customer - including access to one of the industry's largest inventories, global product sourcing, an unparalleled commitment to quality, and solutions and service like you've never seen.

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