Suntron Corporation was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona with express facilities in Manchester, New Hampshire. It has manufacturing facilities in Lawrence, Massachusetts; Tijuana, Mexico; Newberg, Oregon; and Sugar Land, Texas. Suntron Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, provides integrated electronic manufacturing services and commercial off the shelf technology (COTS) design solutions. The company offers product design engineering services, including hardware, software, mechanical, and package design services; and circuit board assembly, cable and harness assembly, and integration services. It also provides value engineering solutions, which comprise feasibility studies, reverse engineering, design reviews, reference designs, PCB layout/route, reverse engineering, FPGA design and verification, and mechanical engineering analysis; and manufacturing services, such as design, engineering, prototype manufacturing, materials, quality control, testing, and Web services. The company serves aerospace, defense, industrial, medical equipment, network and telecommunications, and semiconductor capital equipment markets.

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.

Dialight company changed its name from Roxboro to Dialight in 2005, after it sold off one of its main subsidiaries. That unit, called Solartron, made analytical equipment used to measure level, pressure, flow, viscosity, and temperature for applications in the energy and manufacturing industries. It was the company's second big divestment; it had earlier sold off its Weston Group subsidiary, a maker of aerospace sensors, to Esterline Technologies. After hiving off these units, the company renamed itself after its remaining Dialight unit, which makes LED indicators used in airport, bus, rail, and traffic signal applications.

Samsung Electronics America sells everything from computer monitors to microwave ovens, from sea to shining sea. Formed in 1977 as a subsidiary of electronics giant Samsung Electronics, the company markets consumer electronics and household appliances, including TVs, DVD and audio players, video cameras, refrigerators, and air conditioners. Other products include large-screen plasma displays, printers, monitors, hard-disk drives, and optical drives. The company also manages the North American operations of Samsung Semiconductor Inc. (consumer device chip manufacturing), Samsung Telecommunications America (mobile phones and telephony equipment), Samsung Electronics Canada, and Samsung Electronics Mexico.

Rudolph Technologies, Inc. engages in the design, development, manufacture, and support of process control metrology, defect inspection, and data analysis systems used by semiconductor device manufacturers worldwide. It offers yield management solutions used in wafer processing and final manufacturing through a family of standalone systems and integrated modules for transparent and opaque thin film measurements and macro-defect inspection. The company's products include metrology system, which is a production-oriented microprocessor-controlled ellipsometer for thin transparent film measurements; inspection systems to monitor process steps and gather process-enhancing information; and data analysis and review systems, which comprise software solutions for process management and data review. It also offers probe card metrology and wafer probe process monitoring equipment. The company's products have applications in the areas of diffusion, etch, lithography, CVD, PVD, CMP, and macro-defect detection and classification. Rudolph Technologies markets and sells its products to logic, memory, data storage, and application specific integrated circuit device manufacturers. The company was founded in 1940 and is based in Flanders, New Jersey.

GDA Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1996 and is based in San Jose, California. GDA Technologies, Inc. provides electronic design services and silicon intellectual property solutions for the embedded, networking, and consumer electronics markets. The company focuses on developing products in the areas of communications, digital video, Internet appliances, and mobile solutions. Its services include board and system design, ASIC and FPGA design, embedded software, IP infrastructure development, SoC design and implementation, pre-silicon verification services, post-silicon testing, PCB layout signal integrity analysis, and design methodology and training; IC P and R, DFT, and COT design; and product testing, compliance testing, and customization of test tools. The company also provides system/board services, which include system/board design, embedded software design, PCB design, RF design, procurement, and manufacturing services; and IC solutions, including system level modeling, SoC/ASIC design, FPGA/structured ASIC, physical design and DFT, and turnkey logistics solutions. Its application areas include networking, Internet appliances, compact PCI solutions, mobile/handheld devices, digital video/audio, systems on chip, Realtime OS, and protocols/media Codecs.

WEG Electric Motors manufactures and distributes industrial and HVAC electric motors and drives to customers worldwide through manufacturing facilities in Latin America and distributing centers in the US. The company is a subsidiary of Brazil's WEG Industrias S.A. Werner Ricardo Voigt, Eggon João da Silva, and Geraldo Werninghaus founded the company in 1961; the company's name is derived by combining the first letters of the founders' first names. In 2006 WEG Electric Motors made an equity investment in Voltran Ltd., a Mexican manufacturer of electrical transformers, and the companies have set up a JV factory in Tizayuca, Mexico.

David Clark company makes a number of headsets for use in auto racing, aviation, broadcasting, military, railroad transportation, and other applications, along with noise protection products. David Clark Co. also produces pressurized suits for astronauts and aviators (the Apollo space mission crews wore them to the moon and back, and U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers was wearing one when he was shot down by the Soviet Union in 1960).

Founded in 1985, Intrinsix Corp. company provides electronic design and verification services to manufacturers and semiconductor companies. Specializing in application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), Intrinsix designs microchips, embedded systems (small, dedicated computer systems built into motherboards and other electronic circuits), and related software for such applications as digital media, networking, storage, and telecommunications. Intrinsix Corp.'s owners include CTO Mark Beal and CEO James Gobes.

EXENDIS is a leading company specialized for over 70 years in the development and manufacture of products and services in energy conversion. EXENDIS relies on proven strengths in translating technological concepts into reliable products that integrate mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, (power) electronics and the most advanced control software to meet high customer expectations.

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