Winland Electronics, Inc. designs and manufactures custom electronic controls and assemblies primarily for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) customers and security/industrial markets principally in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Europe. The company operates in two segments, Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) and Proprietary Products. The EMS segment designs and manufactures printed circuit board assemblies and higher level products. This segment markets its design and manufacturing services to OEM customers primarily through direct sales. The Proprietary Products segment offers environmental security and industrial products that monitor critical environments, including microprocessor and mechanically controlled sensors and alarms. These products monitor and detect critical environmental changes, such as changes in temperature or humidity, water leakage, and power failures. This segment markets its products directly, as well as through dealers and wholesalers, instrumentation catalogs, national and regional trade expositions, and distributors. The company was founded in 1972 and is based in Mankato, Minnesota.

Cambridge Display Technology (CDT) is a leading developer of technologies based on polymer light emitting diodes (P-OLEDs). P-OLEDs are the fast growing new generation of display technology, set to replace liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and cathode ray tubes (CRTs) in many existing applications, as well as opening up exciting possibilities for new product forms such as flexible or even wearable displays. This technology has a relatively short history, yet has already begun to be commercialised and is available to device developers, manufacturers and product designers, enabling them to enhance the operation of today's consumer products, and giving exciting new levels of performance and manufacturability.CDT is based in Cambridge, UK, with a state of the art Technology Development Centre a few miles away at Godmanchester. Most of our highly qualified team works at these centres, but CDT also has business offices in Asia and the USA. We leverage our technology leadership through licenses and technology transfer, forming partnerships with the leading players in the display and related fields. We have developed manufacturing skills which not only prove the practicality of device designs and production processes but - more importantly - support our partners in evaluating and scaling up their production line investments.

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.

Broadcom Corporation designs, develops, and supplies semiconductors for wired and wireless communications. It provides a portfolio of system-on-a-chip and software solutions, which enable the delivery of voice, video, data, and multimedia content to mobile devices; consumer electronics devices in the home; and business networking products for the workplace, data centers, service providers, and carriers. The company serves the manufacturers of computing and networking equipment, consumer electronics and broadband access products, and mobile devices. Its broadband communications products include solutions for digital cables, satellite and Internet protocol (IP) set-top boxes, and media servers; cable and digital subscriber line modems and residential gateways; high definition televisions; high definition Blu-ray Disc players; and digital video recorders. The company's mobile and wireless products comprise integrating solutions in applications for wireless and personal area networking; cellular communications; personal navigation and global positioning; processing multimedia content in smart phones; and for managing the power in mobile devices. Broadcom Corporation's enterprise networking products consist of Ethernet transceivers, controllers, switches, broadband network and security processors, and server chipsets. It markets and sells its products through direct sales force, distributors, and manufacturers representatives in the United States, as well as through regional offices, and a network of independent distributors and representatives in Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America. The company was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Irvine, California.

Hickok Incorporated and its subsidiaries design, manufacture, sell, and export diagnostic tools for automotive diagnostics and testing in the United States, Australia, Canada, England, Germany, and internationally. It operates in two segments, Indicators and Gauges, and Automotive Diagnostic Tools and Equipment. The Indicators and Gauges segment develops and manufactures aircraft and locomotive cockpit instruments, precision indicating instruments, and the DIGILOG instrument, a customizable indicator to the companies that manufacture or service business and pleasure aircraft; and indicators and gauges to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), servicers of locomotives, and operators of railroad equipment in the locomotive industry. The Automotive Diagnostic Tools and Equipment segment provides products to support the testing or servicing of automotive and truck systems using electronic means to measure vehicle parameters; and vehicle emissions testing equipment. This segment sells its products to several automotive OEMs, and to the aftermarket using jobbers, wholesalers, and mobile distributors. The company was founded in 1915 and is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio.

FormFactor, Inc. was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Livermore, California. FormFactor, Inc. (FormFactor) designs, develops, manufactures, sells and supports precision semiconductor wafer probe cards. The Company has facilities in United States, Japan, Germany, Taiwan, Italy, South Korea and Singapore and the People's Republic of China. Semiconductor manufacturers use the Company’s wafer probe cards to perform wafer sort and test on the semiconductor die, or chips, on the whole semiconductor wafer prior to singulation of the wafer into individual chips. FormFactor offers products and solutions that are custom designed for semiconductor manufacturers’ wafer designs. FormFactor’s products are based on its technologies, including its MicroSpring interconnect technology and design tools. The Company’s MicroSpring interconnect technology, which includes resilient spring-like contact elements, enables it to produce wafer probe cards for applications that require reliability, speed, precision and signal integrity.

The Capitol Light & Supply Company -- known to all as CLS -- was founded in 1920. Through about 20 locations in New England, CLS distributes lighting products (ballasts, fixtures, emergency lighting systems, lamps), wire and cable, fans, and conduit. Morris B. Cartin started CLS and ran it until his death in 1937, after which his wife, Edith, was the president for 25 years. Mickey Cartin, grandson of the founder, sold CLS to international electrical distributor Rexel in mid-2006. CLS became part of Rexel's US subsidiary, Rexel, Inc., and is known as Rexel CLS and Rexel Capitol Light.

Delta Electronics (Thailand), the Thai branch of Delta Electronics, which is based in Taiwan. While its parent makes high-end goods for export to US computer makers, Delta Thailand makes mid-range OEM products that are exported to Europe and the US, including switching power supplies, AC/DC adapters, DC/AC inverters, DC/DC converters, magnetic components, solenoids, electromagnetic interference filters, and DC brushless fans and motors. Its products are used in desktop and notebook computers, computer servers, networking equipment, LCD monitors and TVs, printers, and modems, among other applications.

Daw Technologies (Daw Tech) makes, installs, and services ultraclean rooms and clean room components. Clean rooms enable biotech and microelectronics companies to control crucial environmental variables such as temperature, dust, and electromagnetic fields in their manufacturing facilities. Daw Tech also applies its clean room know-how to commercial and industrial air handling systems, as well as offers high-precision contract manufacturing services for makers of electronic gear. The company's customers are principally in the US, and to a lesser extent in Europe. Daw filed for Chapter 11 in 2003 and emerged in 2004 as a privately owned company. Daw Tech has offices in Utah and Texas.

Venkel was founded in 1986 by Anil Venkatrao, the company's president, and CFO Ravi Venkatrao. Venkel is active in manufacturing passive components used in products, such as automotive electronics, computers, consumer and industrial electronics, and telecommunications equipment. The company's passives are placed on printed circuit boards incorporating surface-mount technology, which saves space compared with through-hole boards. Venkel's products, which it sells directly, through distributors, or from its catalog, includes chip capacitors (multilayer ceramic capacitors, or MLCCs, and tantalum caps), chip inductors, chip resistors, chip resistor networks, choke coils, ferrite beads, and engineering kits.

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