AIXTRON AG (AIXTRON) is a provider of deposition equipment to the semiconductor industry. The Company's technology solutions are used by a range of customers globally to build components for electronic and opto-electronic applications based on compound, silicon, or organic semiconductor materials. The components are used in displays, signaling, lighting, fiber optic communication systems, wireless and mobile telephony applications, optical and electronic storage devices, computing, as well as a range of other technologies. AIXTRON's business activities include developing, producing and installing equipment for coating semiconductor materials, process engineering, consulting and training, including ongoing customer support. It supplies to customers both full production-scale chemical vapor deposition systems and small scale systems for research and development use and small-scale production use.

Cyclops Electronics which was founded in 1990, distributes active, passive, and electromechanical components to customers in the high-tech and industrial manufacturing sectors. Cyclops touts its proprietary fulfillment software as enabling it to offer faster and more accurate service than competitors. The company's list of electronic devices includes connectors, diodes, lamps, light-emitting diodes (LEDs), microwave and optical components, relays, resistors, and semiconductors. Customers include Intel and Spector Lumenex.

Allegro Microsystems, Inc. engages in developing, manufacturing, and marketing power integrated circuits (IC) and integrated hall-effect magnetic sensors. It offers motor driver ICs, power conversion devices, power interface ICs, and power management ICs. The company also offers transistors, regulators, and semiconductor devices; and high-voltage isolation current sensor ICs for current sensing applications in industrial, commercial, and communications systems. Allegro Microsystems, Inc. serves automotive electronics, office automation, industrial, and portable electronics markets. The company offers its products through direct sales force, manufacturer representatives, and distribution network to original equipment manufacturers in the United States and internationally. Allegro Microsystems, Inc. was formerly known as Allegro Holding Corporation and changed its name to Allegro Microsystems, Inc. in April 1997. The company was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Worcester, Massachusetts. It has sales, design, and marketing offices in Scotland, the United Kingdom, France, and Argentina, as well as facilities in Worcester, Massachusetts; Manchester, New Hampshire; Warminster, Pennsylvania; Parañaque, the Philippines; Surrey, the United Kingdom; Musselburgh, Scotland; and Park Nord Annecy, France. The company operates manufacturing plants in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and the Philippines. Allegro Microsystems, Inc. is a subsidiary of Sanken Electric Co. Ltd.

TSI Incorporated designs and manufactures precision instruments used to measure flow, particulate, and other key parameters in environments the world over. TSI serves the needs of industry, governments, research institutions, and universities, with applications ranging from pure research to primary manufacturing. Every TSI instrument is backed by unique technical expertise and outstanding quality.

PMC-Sierra Israel (formerly Passave) develops semiconductors for broadband fiber access networks. PMC-Sierra Israel, Ltd. company designs system-on-a-chip devices for networking equipment that will bring "fiber to the home," providing broadband access to residences for voice, video, and high-speed Internet services. This market is often called the "first mile" in broadband fiber access, since it represents the initial step in building fiber-optic networks across the US and in other developed countries. All of PMC-Israel's customers are in Asia, with most located in Japan. PMC-Sierra acquired Passave in 2006 for about $300 million in stock.

Sensor Developments Inc. designs and manufacturers strain gaged based force and torque sensors, instruments and complete test systems. Our products are used in a wide range of industries and applications, including automotive, aerospace, medical, nuclear, agricultural and many others. Sensor Developments provide ISO-17025 certified calibrations for any force and torque sensors through their accredited laboratory (no extra charge).

Wolfson Microelectronics keeps the wolf from its door by selling mixed-signal microchips. The fabless semiconductor company designs mixed-signal (i.e., analog plus digital) semiconductors used in audio, video, imaging, communications, and industrial applications. It has expanded its product range by offering power management chips used in high-fidelity consumer audio equipment, such as portable digital music players and car stereos. The company's blue-chip client roster includes Apple, Hewlett-Packard, and Samsung Electronics. Wolfson gets most of its sales from customers in the Asia/Pacific region.

Founded in 1999, Canesta, Inc. has received investments from Carlyle Growth Partners (an affiliate of The Carlyle Group), Hotung, and Venrock Associates. Canesta, Inc. company develops microchips and accompanying software that enable the input of data into wireless devices and other products using infrared technology. The system functions by transmitting light from a known source, which bounces off an object and back onto a sensor array chip. Its technology has been licensed for use in touch-free television controls made by Hitachi and automobile safety systems made by Honda. Canesta is also developing products for use in video game controllers and security systems.

Megapulse is a leading designer and manufacturer of advanced navigation and communication products. Megapulse is the market leader in Loran-C and eLoran technology and is the sole source supplier of solid state transmitters for the Loran system. Loran is a terrestrial radionavigation system that can determine the position of a ship or aircraft or land mobile vehicle through the use of low frequency radio signals broadcast from transmitters located across the globe. Loran signals can be used to measure position, velocity, time, orientation and for the broadcast of data. Megapulse eLoran equipment incorporates technologies that substantially enhance and extend the capability of the Loran system. eLoran is being adopted worldwide as the most cost effective and necessary complement to satellites for aviation, timing and maritime applications. Significantly, Megapulse invented and developed the H-field antenna technology needed for eLoran. Other examples of breakthrough technologies include Loran-as-pseudolite operation, a Loran data channel for the wide-area broadcast of Differential GPS (“DGPS”) corrections and coded Loran signals for jamming resistance. Megapulse also specializes in developing other products and systems based on high power, low frequency solid-state technology including prototype systems for control of aquatic nuisance species and advance material finishing techniques.

CDS Engineering, Inc. is a contract manufacturing company serving high-tech equipment industries, including the semiconductor equipment, commercial aviation, telecommunications, security and explosives detection equipment, biotech, solar, pharmaceutical, medical equipment markets and national laboratories.CDS manufactures and tests complex, integrated electro-mechanical assemblies, modules, systems, and components. A large variety of subassembly components are manufactured within CDS 90,000 square foot building in Fremont, California.

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