Fuhrlander company makes and distributes wind turbines that produce from 30kW to 2.5 MW of electricity. Its products are also used to provide power for applications such as seawater desalination and air purification. Fuhrlander provides design, engineering, installation, maintenance, and repair services for its own and third-party systems. The company licenses its technologies and partners with distributors in the US, UK, and Vietnam. Fuhrlander has opened a manufacturing plant in China to serve a growing number of customers in the region -- including A-Power Energy -- and has announced plans to expand operations in the US by building a plant in Montana.

Yuasa Battery (Thailand) Public Company Limited is a Thailand-based manufacturing company. The Company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of automobile batteries and power supply batteries under the brand names Yuasa, Thunderlite and Yucon. Its products include lead acid and maintenance free batteries for cars and motorcycles. The Company also sells several types of imported batteries for computer back-up, emergency lights, toys, industrial use and others, as well as imported battery chargers and parts. Its products are sold in both domestic and overseas markets. Yuasa Battery (Thailand) operates two production sites in Samut Prakan and Chachoengsao provinces with a total production capacity of 4.1 million batteries per annum. The Company's major customers are Japanese car and motorcycle assemblers, such as Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Isuzu, Suzuki, as well as local importers and assemblers. It has a subsidiary, Yuasa Sales and Distribution Company Limited.

California Micro Devices Corporation (CMD) specializes in integrated passive devices (IPDs), including application-specific and customized models. IPDs are integrated circuits that combine passive components, such as capacitors and resistors, with active semiconductors. CMD makes analog and mixed-signal semiconductors, such as operational amplifiers, power management devices, and telecommunications transceivers. Its products are used in electronic gear, including wireless phones, PCs, and medical devices. Among its top clients are Motorola, Philips, Samsung Electronics, and Sony. ON Semiconductor announced plans in December 2009 to acquire CMD for $108 million.

QPL International Holdings Limited company provides leadframes, heatsinks, and stiffeners for the semiconductor industry through subsidiary QPL Limited. The company offers a variety of custom designs for clients for both etched and stamped leadframes, as well as standard products including SOIC (Small Outline Integrated Circuit), QFP (Quad Flat Package), and PLCC (Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier). QPL Limited operates manufacturing sites in China and has sales offices across the US and Asia/Pacific. The company also owns more than a 40% stake in customer ASAT Holdings, which offers semiconductor test, assembly, and packaging services.

Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. was founded in 1953 and is based in Austin, Texas. Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. is a subsidiary of Freescale Semiconductor Holdings V, Inc. Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. engages in designing, developing, manufacturing, and marketing a range of semiconductor products worldwide. It offers microcontroller solutions comprising microcontrollers and embedded microprocessors; networking and multimedia products, including communication processors, digital signal processors, networked multimedia devices, and application processors; and radio frequency, analog, and sensors products consisting of analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits, sensors, and radio frequency devices. The company’s products are used in automotive, industrial, consumer, wireless and wireline infrastructure, SOHO and home networking, mobile consumer, and computer peripheral application areas. Freescale Semiconductor sells its products to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and contract manufacturers through its direct sales force and distributors.

In 1987 president and CEO Ed Swartz founded Static Control Components, Inc., which is owned and operated by his family. Static Control Components, Inc. company that made a name for itself by selling anti-static products has made an even greater impression by selling parts for rebuilt toner cartridges. Its Imaging Division, which sells parts to recycle used printer cartridges, has captured more than half of the world market. SCC also makes electrical testing tools. In 2006 Static Control Components sold its SCC Products affiliate to 3M.

Axcelis Technologies was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Beverly, Massachusetts. Axcelis Technologies, Inc. (Axcelis) designs, manufactures and services ion implantation, dry strip and other processing equipment used in the fabrication of semiconductor chips. In addition to equipment, the Company provides aftermarket service and support, including spare parts, equipment upgrades, maintenance services and customer training. During the year ended December 31, 2008, the Company owned 50% of the equity of SEN Corporation (SEN), a producer of ion implantation equipment in Japan. SEN licenses technology from the Company for certain ion implantation products and has exclusive rights to market the licensed products in Japan. In February 2009, the Company entered into an agreement to sell its shares in SEN, which closed on March 30, 2009.

Ectron Corporation company developed and produced a line of miniature, rugged conditioner amplifiers in which the founder, Earl Cunningham, had prior experience and knew of a general need. These small instruments could provide highly accurate data despite harsh environmental conditions. Ectron Corporation products were used on board rocket test sleds where shock and vibration conditions were severe. Named the 400 Series conditioner amplifiers, these instruments were then introduced to the test tracks of the auto industry in Michigan. Since then, thousands of the 400 Series products have been sold all over the world. These products are used in all areas of vehicle test from grueling cold or sizzling hot weather to endurance or crash testing. Versions of the standard 400 Series amplifiers are used on several rocket launch vehicles, the Cruise Missile, and even aboard the Space Shuttle. Now a family of conditioner products, the 400 Series instruments find application wherever accurate data are required under environmentally harsh operating conditions.

Creation Technologies creates a lot of electronics for the inside of high-tech gear. The company provides a variety of contract manufacturing services for electronics makers, who use Creation's services to cut their own costs and increase efficiency. Creation specializes in printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing; it offers various PCB technologies, including high-speed surface mount, automated through-hole, double-sided, flexible circuit, and backplane assemblies.

VIA found viable businesses both inside and outside the PC. VIA Technologies took on Intel for market leadership in PC chipsets -- clusters of components that connect a computer's microprocessor to its other parts. VIA's chipsets work with microprocessors made by both Intel and AMD, and can be configured to work with various types of memory chips. Meanwhile, VIA's graphics chip venture took it into the market for core logic chipsets used in graphics applications. The fabless semiconductor company also entered the networking chip niche with its introduction of Ethernet controllers and other devices, and it continues to develop low-budget microprocessors for use in inexpensive PCs.

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