Hitachi Kokusai Electric Inc. company developed Japan's first mobile phone for cars in 1963 and today makes wireless communication and broadcasting equipment -- from radio intercoms, antennas, and cordless phones to TV transmitters and receivers, amplifiers, and surveillance cameras. The company runs four manufacturing facilities in Japan, one of which makes and sells semiconductor machinery to such customers as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. Beyond Japan, Hitachi Kokusai Electric has sales offices in the US, the UK, and Germany.

SynQor, Inc. was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Boxborough, Massachusetts with operations in Europe, Asia, and North America. SynQor, Inc. designs and manufactures power supplies for the communications, computing, industrial, medical, military, aerospace, and networking industries. It offers DC/DC converters in transmission equipment, such as central office switches, basestations and voice processing multiplexors, wireless communications, fiber optics systems, broadcast equipment, and remote access LAN equipment; electronic data processing end-products, including work stations, file servers, supercomputers, fault-tolerant computers, data storage systems, and networking equipment; and modular DC/DC converters for equipment, such as industrial process controls, automatic test equipment, transportation systems, military equipment, and medical monitors. The company’s DC-DC converters are suitable for various 72V systems, such as industrial automation, locomotive, and railway electronics, as well as used in industrial and transportation applications.

Dewhurst makes electrical components and control equipment, mainly for the elevator and rail industries. Products include push buttons, display screens, and speech synthesizers used in elevators; vandal-resistant keypads used in automated banking, ticketing, and vending machines; and body-side door status indicators and driver-operated controls for the rail industry. Dewhurst offers ancillary equipment packages for specific needs. Customers include ADTRAN, the City of London, and the UK Train Operating Companies.

Future Electronics company has become one of the world's top distributors of electrical and electromechanical components. Future Electronics' broad product line includes memory chips, optoelectronics, resistors, and microcontrollers, as well as passive and resistive components. Future Electronics' suppliers include Avago, Fairchild Semiconductor, Freescale, International Rectifier, Littlefuse, NXP, Tyco Electronics, and many other high-tech heavyweights.

Intevac, Inc. provides manufacturing equipment and solutions to the hard disk drive industry; and advanced etch technology systems to the semiconductor industry. It operates in two segments, Equipment and Intevac Photonics. The Equipment segment designs, manufactures, and markets magnetic media sputtering equipment, including 200 Lean Gen II disk sputtering systems; and Intevac DLS-100 and Intevac AccuLuber disk lubrication systems to the hard disk drive industry, as well as Lean Etch, a dielectric etch semiconductor manufacturing system to the semiconductor industry. This segment also provides installation, maintenance, and repair services, as well as technology upgrades, spare parts, and consumables. It sells products through direct sales force and distributors. The Intevac Photonics segment provides digital-optical products for the capture and display of low-light images and the optical analysis of materials. It provides sensors, cameras, and systems for government applications, such as night vision, long-range target identification, and simulation training; and for commercial applications in the inspection, medical, scientific, and security industries, as well as in military and law enforcement markets. Its products include night vision systems, cameras for long-range target identification, intensified photodiodes, near-eye display systems, commercial low-light cameras, and Raman materials identification instruments. This segment sells products through its direct sales force, system integrators, distributors, and value added resellers.

Teseda Corporation develops diagnostic and debug solutions for semiconductor yield improvement. The company offers Teseda WorkBench, a software for scan validation, silicon debug, and failure analysis; and ScanXY, which links structural test mismatch data to its physical domain for analysis and diagnosis of defects and hot spots. It also provides SecureXY that allows semiconductor companies to provide key failure analysis information to their device manufacturers; and NetXY, which diagnosis net trends based on scan and defect gate candidates. In addition, the company offers Teseda V550, a validation and diagnostic platform that leverages scan-based DFT structures to accelerate the silicon validation process; and Teseda V520, an engineering test platform, which is designed specifically for DFT validation and debug. Further, it provides customer support services. The company offers its products through a distribution network. Teseda Corporation was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Portland, Oregon.

Catalyst's NPI services form the critical first step in a new product launch. Our commitment to quality and service includes support throughout the entire product lifecycle. Our ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certifications is evidence of our commitment to our customers in developing and maintaining a quality product.Catalyst partners with its customers to enhance product design, improve product quality and reliability while reducing product cost and shortening time-to-market. Our team of professionals brings significant experience and expertise from a multitude of industries and we encourage our customers to draw on our knowledge and experience to enhance their own core competencies.

Jazz Semiconductor, Inc., an independent semiconductor foundry company, offers specialty process technologies for the manufacture of Analog Intensive Mixed-Signal (AIMS) semiconductor devices. The company provides AIMS foundry solutions offering modular technologies including RFCMOS and specialty CMOS technologies such as Enhanced RFCMOS, BiCMOS, SiGe BiCMOS, and High Voltage CMOS. Jazz Semiconductor serves customers targeting wireless, optical networking, power management, consumer electronics, storage, aerospace/defense, and other high-performance applications. The company was formerly known as SpecialtySemi, Inc. and it changed its name to Jazz Semiconductor, Inc. in May 2002. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Newport Beach, California. As of February 16, 2007, Jazz Semiconductor, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Jazz Technologies, Inc.

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. provides analytical instruments, equipment, reagents and consumables, software, and services for research, manufacture, analysis, discovery, and diagnostics. The company operates in two segments, Analytical Technologies and Laboratory Products and Services. The Analytical Technologies segment offers scientific instruments, including analytical instrumentation to analyze prepared samples; biosciences products for general chemistry and life sciences applications; software interpretation tools and development support; and laboratory automation equipment and systems. It also offers diagnostics products and services used in healthcare laboratories to prepare and analyze patient samples to detect and diagnose diseases; process instruments that provide measurement solutions and services; and solutions and services for environmental monitoring, safety, and security. The Laboratory Products and Services segment offers laboratory equipment, including sample preparation, environment storage and handling equipment, and laboratory workstations; laboratory consumables; research market solutions; and healthcare market products comprising analytical equipment, diagnostic tools, and reagents. This segment also offers workplace and first responder equipment, protective gear, and apparel; and packaging, warehousing, distribution, labeling, and analytical laboratory services. Thermo Fisher serves pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, hospitals and clinical diagnostic labs, universities, research institutions, government agencies, and environmental and industrial process control settings in the United States, Germany, England, and internationally. The company was formerly known as Thermo Electron Corporation and changed its name to Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. in November 2006 as a result of the merger with Fisher Scientific International Inc. Thermo Fisher was founded in 1956 and is based in Waltham, Massachusetts.

Spectrum Control, Inc. was founded in 1968 and is based in Fairview, Pennsylvania. Spectrum Control, Inc. designs, develops and manufactures electronic components and systems. The Company operates in four segments: advanced specialty products, which designs and manufactures a range of products, including antennas, specialty connectors, advanced ceramics, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) filters and interconnects; microwave components and systems, which designs and manufactures microwave filters and components, high power amplifiers, oscillators, synthesizers, switched filter banks, and related systems and integrated assemblies; power management systems, which designs and manufactures custom alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) power distribution units, power outlet strips, power monitoring equipment, and its Smart Start power management systems, and sensors and controls, which designs and manufactures rotary and linear precision sensors, temperature sensing probes, thermistors, resistance temperature detector sensors and related assemblies.

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