Aeroflex flexes its high-tech muscle with aerospace and communications components. Aeroflex Incorporated company's diverse offerings include integrated circuits, radio frequency (RF) components, and microwave assemblies used in military aircraft, satellites, and wireless communications networks. It also provides test equipment used in avionics, military, and mobile radio applications. The company's largest customer base is the US government and its contractors; it sells to such blue-chip clients as Boeing, Cisco, and Lockheed Martin. Aeroflex has facilities in China, France, Sweden, the UK, and the US. In 2007 the company was acquired by Veritas Capital, Golden Gate Private Equity, and Goldman Sachs for about $1.1 billion in cash.

Gewiss company manufactures home automation (domotics) electrical parts and low-voltage equipment for residential and commercial electrical, appliance, and industrial markets worldwide. Its eight facilities produce fuse boxes to outlets, and switches. Lighting, such as indoor and outdoor floodlights, and road lighting is offered. Moreover, Gewiss touts lamps created by Italian design firm Pininfarina. Gewiss also makes industrial socket outlets resistant to harsh UV rays, salt water, chemicals, and grease. Customers are commercial resellers, builders, and automation service providers.

PLX Technology, Inc. was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. PLX Technology, Inc. (PLX) develops and supplies semiconductor devices that accelerate and manage the transfer of data in microprocessor-based systems, including networking and telecommunications, enterprise storage, servers, personal computers (PCs), PC peripherals, consumer electronics, imaging, and industrial products. PLX offers a complete solution consisting of two related types of products: semiconductor devices and development kits. The company markets its products to customers that sell electronic systems in the server, storage, communications, industrial, and consumer markets. On January 2, 2009, PLX completed the acquisition of Oxford Semiconductor, Inc.

TATA BP Solar India Limited company is a joint venture of Tata Power and BP Solar. TATA BP develops solar photovoltaic and thermal products and systems at its Bangalore-based manufacturing facilities. Its products include photovoltaic cells and modules, manpacks, batteries, charge regulators, home lighting kits, and streetlights (among many others). TATA BP Solar company handles every aspect of production, from design to installation, for both residential and industrial uses throughout the country. TATA BP globally exports cells, modules, and power systems; the company gets about 60% of sales from exports. The joint venture was established in 1989.

President and CEO John Westerbeke Jr. owns Westerbeke Corporation, which was founded by his father in 1937. Westerbeke makes waves with its line of marine engines and generators. Many of the company's engines are used for auxiliary power for sailboats; some models are used as the primary power source for other craft. Westerbeke's marine generators are used to power lights, navigational gear, and other equipment on pleasure and commercial vessels. The company also makes industrial generators for use on land. Most Westerbeke engines and generators are diesel-powered, but the company also makes gasoline-powered models. Westerbeke sells products worldwide through distributors and dealers.

IBIDEN CO., LTD. is a Japan-based company that operates in five business segments. The Electronics segment offers printed circuit boards (PCBs), plastic packages and pub pattern designs. The Ceramics segment offers fine ceramic products, graphite materials, ceramic fibers and environment-related ceramic products. The Construction Materials segment provides housing equipment and decorative laminated sheets along with processing materials. The Construction segment is engaged in the design and construction of slopes and garden landscape, as well as various facilities. The Others segment is involved in other business activities, including synthetic plastic processing, agricultural seafood processing, information service business, automobile transportation, oil marketing, investment, financing and land tenure.

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.

Sonepar S.A. company distributes a wide variety of electrical products and related goods, such as cables, fasteners, HVAC products, and lighting fixtures. It operates through more than 2,000 branches in 34 countries around the globe, with chief subsidiary Sonepar USA serving the North American market. Founded in 1969, Sonepar is owned by the Coisne and Lambert families. The company is active in acquisitions, focusing on North America. In 2007 Sonepar offered to acquire Hagemeyer for about E2.5 billion in cash, but withdrew the bid in favor of an offer by archrival Rexel.

Nanomix, Inc. manufactures devices used in respiratory and biomolecule detection applications. It offers biomolecule products used in DNA, protein, and glucose detection; respiratory products used in asthma monitoring, emergency airway management monitoring, sleep apnea screening, waveform capnography, procedural sedation monitoring, and disease diagnostics and metabolic testing; and NANOTECT monitors that detect low levels of industrial gas for environmental monitoring and demand controlled ventilation. The company was formerly known as Covalent Materials, Inc. Nanomix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Emeryville, California.

Phoenix International Corporation offers no ashes from which to rise, just ruggedized electronic components. A subsidiary of Deere & Company, the contract manufacturer makes printed circuit boards and other electronic components for use in rugged mobile equipment applications, such as automotive, trucking, construction, agriculture, mining, military, and material handling. Industrial/commercial applications include wind power, irrigation, golf carts, generators, compressors, and appliances. Phoenix International operates five manufacturing and design facilities in the US (3), Mexico, and India; it provides design, manufacture, testing, service, and warranty.

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