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Many companies elect Elecsys to make their electronics. Elecsys is a contract manufacturer of electronic assemblies and displays. Through subsidiary DCI, Inc., the company makes custom electronic assemblies -- including printed circuit boards, electronic modules, LCDs, and light-emitting diodes (LEDs) -- for OEMs in the aerospace, communications, medical, and other industries. Five customers account for about a quarter of the company's sales. In 2007 Elecsys acquired the assets of Radix International, a supplier of ultra-rugged handheld computers and portable printers. DCI previously manufactured most of Radix's product line on a contract basis.

Eltek never gets bored with printed circuit boards (PCBs). The company makes custom PCBs, including rigid multilayered boards with up to 30 layers. PCBs, which are used to connect devices such as microprocessors and memory chips, are found in most types of modern electronic gear. Eltek also makes flexible and flex-rigid boards out of high-performance substrates and glass epoxies. The company's PCBs are used in a variety of electronic devices, including components of aerospace, computer, industrial, medical, military, and telecommunications systems. Eltek manufactures PCBs in Israel and Germany, while importing PCBs from Asia for high-volume production runs.

Having factories on four continents would make you flexible, too. Flextronics International offers turnkey manufacturing services to the world's leading electronics companies, including Cisco Systems, Eastman Kodak, Ericsson, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, Research In Motion, and Sony-Ericsson. The company's services range from design engineering, through manufacturing and assembly, to distribution and warehousing. It manufactures and assembles printed circuit boards, electromechanical components, subsystems, and complete systems for a wide range of makers of networking and telecommunications equipment, computers, consumer electronics, and medical instrumentation.

Digital radio and Internet radio are the new frontier in radio technology, and Frontier Silicon is there with digital audio broadcast (DAB) semiconductors. Founded in 2001, the company designs chips for use in digital radios and mobile TV receivers. Frontier offers stand-alone chips and its Venice DAB modules for integration into various products. Its customer base includes such global bigwigs as Hitachi, Philips, Sharp, and Sony. Frontier Silicon has offices in China, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan, the UK, and the US. Its key shareholders include ACT Venture Capital, Alta Berkeley, Apax Partners, BlueRun Ventures, Imagination Technologies, and Mitsui Private Equity.

Green St. Energy, Inc. does not have significant operations. The company intends to enter into an alternative energy business, primarily wind energy. Previously, it engaged in the provision of supply chain services; and sourced printed circuit boards, custom electronic components, extrusions assemblies, and non-electronic products in the United States and internationally. The company was formerly known as M-Wave, Inc. and changed its name to Green St. Energy, Inc. in January 2009. Green St. Energy, Inc. was founded in 1988 and is based in Tehachapi, California.

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