ParkerVision, Inc. was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. ParkerVision, Inc. (ParkerVision) is engaged in the business of designing, developing, and selling radio frequency (RF) technologies and products for use in semiconductor circuits for wireless communication products. The Company’s business includes licensing its intellectual property for incorporation into wireless products designed by its customers. ParkerVision has entered into an agreement for the joint development and marketing of wireless radio modules that incorporate its technologies. The Company’s business includes engineering consulting and design services to its customers, to assist them in developing products incorporating its technologies. ParkerVision primarily focuses on incorporating its technologies into mobile handsets and other wireless products that are related to networks serving mobile handsets, such as data cards, pico cells, and femtocells.

Hana Microelectronics is the story of a teenaged girl who has a secret double life as a pop music star. No, wait, that's Hannah Montana. Hana Microelectronics actually is the parent company of various high-technology firms, including businesses that offer contract electronics manufacturing and that provide integrated circuit assembly and testing services. Its product line features light-emitting diodes (LEDs), optoelectronic and hybrid devices, printed circuit board assembly, coil winding, and reflective liquid crystal-on-silicon microdisplays. The company was established in 1978 as a manufacturer of LED watch modules, and went public in 1993. More than three-quarters of its sales comes from Thailand.

Zentrum Mikroelektronik Dresden AG (ZMDI) is a global supplier of analog and mixed-signal semiconductors sensing and power management solutions for automotive, industrial, medical, mobile sensing, information technology and consumer applications. These solutions enable our customers to create the most energy-efficient products in sensing and power management. For over 50 years, ZMDI has been globally headquartered in Dresden, Germany. With over 320 employees worldwide, ZMDI serves its customers with sales offices and design centers throughout Germany, Italy, Bulgaria, France, United Kingdom, Ireland, Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan and the United States. The company also has design centers in Germany, Ireland and Bulgaria.

Foveon makes photographic light-sensing chips for digital cameras. The X3 direct image sensor is manufactured using a CMOS fabrication process, which is widely employed in the semiconductor industry. The X3 name comes from the three layers of pixels embedded in the silicon, each of which records a different color -- red on the bottom layer, green in the middle, and blue on top. The X3 is found in Polaroid, Sigma, and Toshiba camera models. Co-founded in 1997 by legendary chip engineer Carver Mead, the company is backed by National Semiconductor and Synaptics, among other investors. Foveon was the subject of a book published in 2005, The Silicon Eye, written by famed technology newsletter editor George Gilder.

Merix finds merit in the circuit board business. The company is a leading manufacturer of advanced multilayer printed circuit boards (PCBs), complex interconnection platforms used within electronic equipment to link components, such as integrated circuits. Merix also provides product design, engineering, and quick-turn prototyping services. Significant customers have included Cisco Systems, Motorola, Nokia, Nortel Networks, Robert Bosch, TRW Automotive, and Visteon. Leading contract electronics manufacturers use Merix's products on behalf of their OEM clients. Sales come from the communications and networking, aerospace, automotive, computing, defense, industrial, and medical markets.

Solomon Systech develops integrated circuit (IC) products used in mobile phone displays, handheld devices, and LCD TVs. Already a market leader in mobile-phone display ICs, Solomon Systech is diversifying into large display ICs and timing controllers for LCD TVs, computer monitors, notebook computers, and other consumer electronics. The company specializes in mixed-mode, high-voltage system-on-a-chip and very large scale integration (VLSI) designs. Its products include graphic controllers, image processors, and microdisplay modules, among many others. Solomon Systech got its start in 1999. The company gets nearly all of its sales in the Asia/Pacific region.

International Rectifier Corporation company was founded in 1947 and is based in El Segundo, California. International Rectifier Corporation (IR) designs, manufactures and markets power management semiconductors. The products of the Company include metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors (MOSFETs), high voltage analog and mixed signal integrated circuits (HVICs), low voltage analog and mixed signal integrated circuits (LVICs), digital integrated circuits (ICs), radiation-resistant (RAD-Hard) power MOSFETs, insulated gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs), direct current (DC-DC) converters, automotive products modules, and DC-DC converter type applications. The Company operates in seven business segments: Enterprise Power (EP), Power Management Devices (PMD), PS, Energy-Saving Products (ESP), HiRel, Intellectual Property (IP) and Transition Services (TS). The Company’s semiconductors are found in a range of applications, such as automotive applications, industrial motors, consumer electronics, personal computers, household appliances, telecommunications, networking and HiRel.

Conergy AG company makes components, such as photovoltaic modules, mounting systems, and both off-grid and grid-connected inverters. Conergy's engineering business, SunTechnics, offers on-site consulting, installation, and monitoring services. The company's DMS&CS (development, manufacturing, sales, and central services) segment sells products to electrical, heating, and sanitary wholesalers. Subsidiary EPURON develops projects, including large-scale photovoltaic power stations.

NANMAC pioneered true part temperature measurement for plastics, metal or glass; furnace temperatures to 4200 degrees F for prolonged periods, temperatures of a moving wire, fiber, or thread, plastic coating temperature on a paper cup, and surface temperatures of automobile and locomotive disk brakes--just to name a few. NANMAC's design team strikes a critical balance between art, science and engineering which leads to solutions that benefit our industrial and research clients, and the world at large. If your company employs unique processes, and requires temperature measurement on a regular basis, chances are we can be a great resource to help you do a better job with measurement accuracy, response time, and reliability, all leading to better results for you and your customers.

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.

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