CirTran provides contract electronics manufacturing services, through which it makes printed circuit boards and cables for customers in consumer electronics, networking equipment, the automotive industry, and other markets. In 2004 the company established an Asian subsidiary in Shenzhen, China, that undertakes manufacturing services for a wider variety of products, including cooking appliances, fitness equipment, and hair products. CirTran's Racore Technology subsidiary makes Ethernet adapter cards for PCs. Racore's customers include the Fire Department of New York City, Lear Siegler, Lockheed Martin, the US Air Force, and Walt Disney World. Nearly all of the company's sales are in the US.

Elliptic Technologies (formerly Elliptic Semiconductor) takes a direct approach to enabling secure communications links. The company creates designs for secure embedded processors and other microchips used in Ethernet, WAN, and wireless networking gear. Elliptic sells some of its security designs as modular building blocks; chip makers can choose just the design elements they need for incorporation into their own chips. Elliptic also offers related software for implementing and optimizing its designs. Customers include austriamicrosystems, Micronas, Mindspeed, Oki Electric, picoChip, PMC-Sierra, and Wavesat. Elliptic Technologies company's investors include Axis Capital and Venture Coaches.

Hoku Scientific, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates as a materials science company. It focuses on the manufacture of solar-grade polysilicon, which is used in photovoltaic (PV) modules; and design, engineering, and installation of turnkey PV systems and related services using solar modules purchased from third party suppliers. The company also designs, develops, and manufactures membranes, and membrane electrode assemblies for proton exchange membrane fuel cells. Its membrane electrode assemblies are designed for the residential primary power, commercial back-up, and automotive hydrogen fuel cell markets. The company was formerly known as Pacific Energy Group, Inc. and changed its name to Hoku Scientific, Inc. in July 2001. Hoku Scientific, Inc. was incorporated in 2001 and is headquartered in Kapolei, Hawaii.

ACS Motion Control has developed and manufactured advanced multi-axis motion controllers and integrated control modules (driver/s included). Our main focus has been OEMs producing high-end equipment with demanding motion control requirements. Our products are found in the semiconductor manufacturing and testing, electronic assembly and testing, medical imaging and advanced digital printing industries. ACS products are the result of close cooperation with our clients in developing their high-end applications, as we closely monitor developing market trends. We offer standard and custom-made solutions that directly answer your motion control requirements.

Solid State Supplies wants to supply its customers with a solid state of peace of mind. Solid State Supplies plc company acts as a manufacturer's representative and distributor of semiconductors in Ireland and the UK. The company sells devices from various makers, including International Rectifier, Micrel, and Microsemi. Solid State Supplies' subsidiary Steatite designs, manufactures, and supplies components and systems for the electronics industry. Its Wordsworth Technology unit sells industrial computers. Former company chairman Gordon Comben owns about 45% of Solid State Supplies, and former vice chairman William Marsh owns more than a quarter.

Charles is a privately held, diversified manufacturing and high-technology company with corporate headquarters in Rolling Meadows, Illinois and five U.S. manufacturing centers. Charles sells quality products, services and innovative solutions to telecommunications, municipality, utility, marine, and industrial markets worldwide.Charles has successfully balanced growth through innovative engineering and manufacturing, as well as strategic acquisitions. A significant addition to Charles’ Telecommunications Group was the acquisition of Rockwell International’s Wescom division in 1991. In 1998, Charles acquired Alcatel’s T1 and channel bank product lines to complement its existing Access & Transmission and Outside Plant products. One year later, Charles acquired Lucent’s Flexterm® terminal housing equipment line.

MTI MicroFuel Cells Inc. (“MTI Micro”), a subsidiary of Mechanical Technology, Incorporated is the developer of Mobion® off-the-grid portable power solutions. MTI Micro has a team of entrepreneurial business executives, researchers and scientists; a proprietary direct methanol micro fuel cell power system and a number of system prototypes demonstrating size reductions and performance improvements; and related intellectual property. MTI Micro has received government funding and developed strategic partnerships to facilitate efforts to achieve commercialization.

Kyocera Corporation, through its subsidiaries, manufactures and distributes fine ceramic components, electronics devices, and equipment to individuals, corporations, and governments and governmental agencies worldwide. Its Fine Ceramic Parts segment offers information and telecommunication components, sapphire substrates, components for semiconductor process equipment components, components for liquid crystal display (LCD) manufacturing equipment, automotive components, and general industrial ceramic components.The company's Semiconductor Parts segment provides ceramic packages for crystal and SAW devices, CCD/CMOS sensor ceramic packages, LSI ceramic packages, wireless and optical communication device packages, and organic multilayer packages and substrates. Its Applied Ceramic Products segment offers residential and industrial solar power generating systems, solar cells/modules, cutting tools, micro drills, medical and dental implants, jewelry, and applied products.The companys Electronic Device segment provides ceramic and tantalum capacitors, timing devices, surface acoustic wave devices, RF modules, EMI filters, connectors, thermal and inkjet print heads, amorphous silicon photoreceptor drums, and LCDs. Its Telecommunications Equipment segment offers CDMA mobile phone handsets and personal handy phone system related products. The company's Information Equipment segment provides ECOSYS printers, copying machines, and multifunctional peripherals. Its Other segment involves in telecommunications engineering; integration business on information systems and network infrastructures; data center; management consulting; and hotel business, as well as chemical materials for electronic components, electrical insulators, and molded products. The company was formerly known as Kyoto Ceramic Kabushiki Kaisha and changed its name to Kyocera Corporation.

CML Microsystems Plc (CML) is a United Kingdom-based company. The Company, and its subsidiaries, design, manufacture and market a range of integrated circuits (IC) for global industrial, professional and consumer applications within wireless communication, wireline communication, storage and networking market areas. The Company has eight operating subsidiaries located in the United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Singapore and Taiwan. The Company operates a fabless semiconductor model (outsources silicon wafer fabrication) and performs IC assembly and test functions. It operates in two segments: semiconductor components and equipment. The Company’s semiconductor products focus on four segments: wireless, storage, wireline telecom and networking. Its subsidiaries include CML Microsystems Inc., CML Microcircuits (UK) Ltd, Applied Technology (UK) Ltd and Hyperstone Inc.

Inotera Memories, Inc. company, founded in 2003, makes high-density and high-performance commodity DRAMs, which are used in PCs and consumer electronics. Inotera originally was a joint venture between Qimonda and Nanya Technology, and the three companies benefited from sharing technology. Nanya accounted for 50% of Inotera's sales, and Qimonda accounted for 40%. In late 2008 Qimonda sold its stake in Inotera to Micron Technology for $400 million. Both of Inotera's manufacturing facilities use silicon wafers measuring 300mm (about 12 inches) in diameter; 300mm wafers provide greater manufacturing efficiencies, compared with smaller-diameter wafers.

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