TNR Technical, Inc. was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Sanford, Florida. TNR Technical, Inc. (TNR) designs, assembles and markets primary and secondary batteries to a variety of industrial markets. The Company is an authorized distributor for several major battery manufacturers, the products of which are distributed nationally by the Company’s two main facilities in Sanford, Florida and Santa Ana, California. TNR is an authorized distributor of nickel-cadmium, nickel metal hydride, alkaline, lithium and sealed lead acid batteries manufactured by Saft America, Power-Sonic, Varta Micro-battery, Enersys, Renata, GP Batteries, CSB Battery, Ultralife Batteries, Energizer Battery, and Sanyo Energy. As an authorized distributor, the Company purchases cells, assembles them into battery packs and maintains inventory for resale. The Company sells its batteries and/or battery packs to original equipment manufacturers, municipalities, hotels/resorts, military, aerospace, government agencies, electrical wholesalers and battery distributors.

Alps Electric makes a wide array of electronic components, including connectors, sensors, switches, magnetic heads, and potentiometers. The company also makes peripheral products (color LCDs, printers, remote controls); automotive electronics (keyless entry systems, steering switches); and communications components (optical modules, transceivers, tuners for satellite systems and televisions).

Agilent Technologies UK has been doing this for parent Agilent Technologies (and its predecessor, Hewlett-Packard) for more than 40 years. The US-based parent company is a top global maker of electronic test and instrumentation equipment, scientific laboratory instruments, and semiconductors. Agilent serves customers in the chemical, communications, electronics, and life sciences industries. Agilent Technologies UK works with the National Laboratory Service, a unit of the UK Environment Agency, to train operators on Agilent instruments.

SOLON SE engages in the manufacture and sale of solar modules and photovoltaic systems for solar power plants worldwide. The company operates in two segments, Components and System Technology. The Components segment involves in the development, production, and distribution of solar modules for specialty wholesale and installation companies. The System Technology segment engages in the development, manufacture, and distribution of power plant systems; and the construction of turnkey solar power plants. It also develops and produces sinewave inverters; SOLON Mover, a biaxially tracked photovoltaic system; and SOLON Single Axis, a single-axis photo-voltaic system. This segment serves project developers and financial investors. The company was formerly known as SOLON AG fur Solartechnik and changed its name to SOLON SE in December 2008. SOLON SE was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.

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.

Hosiden manufactures a variety of electronic and electromechanical components, such as acoustic devices, actuators, circuit breakers, connectors, DC motors, passive-matrix LCD modules, power plugs and jacks, and switches. The company serves manufacturers in the automotive, cable, computer, consumer electronics, medical, and telecommunications industries. Its products are used to build car navigation systems, cell phones, digital still cameras, laptop computers, and set-top cable boxes. And its corporate Web site has the cutest ladybugs crawling across the pages.

Cohu, Inc. (Cohu) is engaged in developing, manufacturing, marketing, sale and servicing of test handling and burn-in related equipment and thermal sub-systems for the global semiconductor industry. The Company has three segments: semiconductor equipment, television cameras, and microwave communications. The semiconductor equipment segment, operated under the Company’s wholly owned subsidiary Delta Design, Inc. (Delta), develops, manufactures and sells semiconductor test handling, burn-in related equipment and thermal sub-systems. The television camera segment (Electronics Division) designs, manufactures, and sells closed circuit television cameras and systems. The Company’s microwave communications segment, through Broadcast Microwave Services, Inc. (BMS), designs, manufactures, and sells microwave communications equipment. On December 9, 2008, the Company acquired Rasco GmbH.

ARM Holdings plc (ARM) designs microprocessors, physical library solutions (physical IP) and related technology and software, and sells development tools. ARM licenses and sells its technology and products to international electronics companies, which in turn manufacture, market and sell microprocessors, application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) and application-specific standard processors (ASSPs) based on ARM’s technology to systems companies for incorporation into a variety of end products. By creating a network of Partners, and working with them to utilize ARM’s technology, the Company is establishing its RISC processor architecture and physical IP for use in embedded microprocessor applications, including digital cellular phones, modems and automotive functions and for use in markets, including cellular phones, digital televisions and (personal computer) PC peripherals. ARM’s principal geographic markets are Europe, the United States and Asia Pacific.

GE Inspection Technologies company's products make use of non-destructive testing (NDT) technology. For example, it tests the strength of a suspension bridge by means other than driving a succession of heavy trucks over it until the bridge collapses. Inspect Tech makes products for the aerospace, automotive, and power generation industries. These include X-ray systems, ultrasonic technology, hardness testers, and bespoke testing equipment. The unit was formed following GE's purchase of various testing companies, such as Hocking NDT, Krautkramer, Seifert, and Agfa's NDT division.

Zyvex Instruments Division of DCG, the unit focuses on nanotechnology for a variety of real-world applications. Its NanoWorks lineup includes instrumentation and tools, as well as support technologies used in the semiconductor and advanced research markets, such aerospace and defense, electronics and semiconductor, and medical and health care. Zyvex partners with Zyvex Performance Materials (improves composites for sporting goods as well as components for aerospace and defense needs), Zyvex Labs (optics, actuators, and micro motors), and Zyvex Asia (R&D support). Zyvex was established in 1997 by James Von Ehr II.

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