OEwaves, Inc. transforms novel microwave photonic technologies from concept to the marketplace enabling new capabilities in communications, radar, and test and measurement systems. The company’s core technologies include the opto-electronic oscillator (OEO), and whispering gallery mode (WGM) optical resonators. OEwaves has also developed a unique cross-correlation phase noise measurement system for characterization of the phase noise of high performance microwave oscillators operating at 1-40 GHz.OEwaves company has exclusive rights to over 30 patents and pending patents in these and related areas. The phase noise performance of the OEO surpasses that of conventional microwave oscillators by at least three orders of magnitude, creating a unique opportunity to impact a wide range of advanced civilian and military radar, communications systems, and test measurement applications. The unique technology of WGM optical resonators with crystalline material enables ultra-high quality factor (Q) microwave and optical filters, and novel photonic microwave receiver architectures. These technologies, individually and in combination, will enable new architectures that provide a significant reduction in size, mass, and power (SWAP) requirements of high performance systems.

Applied Energetics, Inc. develops and manufactures guided energy systems for military, commercial, and environmental applications in the United States. The company provides solutions for urgent military missions, including neutralizing improvised explosive devices (IEDS), neutralizing vehicle-borne IEDs, and non-lethal methods for vehicle stopping. It also offers laser guided energy and laser induced plasma channel technologies that can transmit high voltage electrical charges by using a laser to create a conductive path in the atmosphere. In addition, Applied Energetics provides high-voltage solutions for semiconductor, aerospace, environmental, and other commercial ventures and activities. Further, it designs and builds rugged solid state lasers, laser pump heads, thin-disk laser assemblies, fiber lasers, laser drive and control electronics, optic and fiber-optic interfaces, and laser components. The company was formerly known as Ionatron, Inc. and changed its name to Applied Energetics, Inc. in February 2008. Applied Energetics was founded in 1990 and is based in Tucson, Arizona.

Multek company makes flexible circuit boards, primarily for automotive and data communications applications. It bases most of its products on its Novaclad patented adhesiveless copper laminate, whose properties allow for smaller and more durable electrical circuits. Other products include coated films, barrier foils, flat cable tapes, adhesive specialties, membrane switches, rigid circuits, and splicing tapes. Sheldahl was acquired by Multek, a subsidiary of Singapore-based Flextronics (turnkey manufacturing service provider), and its name was changed to Multek Flexible Circuits.

Trio-Tech International, Inc. was founded in 1958 and is headquartered in Van Nuys, California. Trio-Tech International (TTI) provides third-party semiconductor testing and burn-in services primarily through its laboratories in Southeast Asia. The Company also designs, manufactures and markets equipment and systems to be used in the process of testing semiconductors at its facilities in California and Southeast Asia, and distributes semiconductor processing and testing equipment manufactured by other vendors. The Company operates in three segments: testing services, manufacturing, distribution and real estate. In April 2009, Trio-Tech International Pte., Ltd. set up a new entity, SHI International Pte., Ltd. (SHI), in which Trio-Tech International Pte., Ltd. holds 55% of the ownership interest. On April 7, 2009, SHI entered into a share purchase agreement, pursuant to which SHI acquired from Erni Susanto Susi, Dwi Kartikarini and PT SAS International shares of PT SAS Heavy Industry (SASHI). SASHI engages in engineering and fabrication work for oil and gas companies.

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.

Metrologic Group develops and markets instruments and software for coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) used for design and manufacturing in the automotive and aerospace industries. Metrologic's products improve the accuracy of machines that use light, radio waves, or sound to measure three-dimensional objects. The software can be integrated with most other 3-D design and CAD programs, and the instruments can be integrated or retrofitted to augment almost any CMM system.

Monolithic Power Systems, Inc. was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in San Jose, California. Monolithic Power Systems, Inc. (MPS) designs, develops and markets analog and mixed-signal semiconductors. The Company combines process technology with its analog designers to produce power management integrated circuits (ICs) for direct current (DC) to DC converters, light emitting diode (LED) drivers, cold cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL) backlight controllers, Class-D audio amplifiers and other linear ICs. Its products are used in computing and network communications products, liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors and televisions (TVs), and a variety of consumer and portable electronics products. DC to DC converter ICs are used to convert and control voltages within a range of electronic systems, such as portable electronic devices, wireless local area network (LAN) access points, computers, set top boxes, automobiles and medical equipment. Lighting control ICs are used in backlighting and general illumination products.

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.

Global Thermoelectric company makes thermoelectric generators that do not have moving parts, so they need little maintenance and provide reliable power for remote locations. The generators are used to power remote-control monitoring sites of pipelines, offshore platforms, and similar facilities. Although QUANTUM Fuel Systems initially agreed to acquire Global, rival fuel cell company FuelCell Energy acquired Global in 2003, then sold the company to Rockwood Equity Partners the following year. FuelCell Energy retained Global's solid oxide fuel cell business.

Arizona Instrument is an ISO 9001 registered company that designs, manufactures, and markets Computrac® precision moisture analysis instruments and portable and fixed Jerome® gas analyzers. The company provide complete pre- and post-sale customer service including application development, training, and instrument calibration and repair. The Computrac® Vapor Pro® series detects moisture levels as low as 10 ppm, or 10 ug, in samples as small as 10 mg utilizing moisture-specific sensors to eliminate volatile interferences. The Computrac® MAX® series measures moisture content as low as 0.005 percent in as few as 3 minutes. These instruments are durable, easy to use, and equally suitable for the production floor and the laboratory. Utilizing patented gold sensor technology, the Jerome® 631-X measures hydrogen sulfide concentrations of 3ppb to 50ppm, while the Jerome® 431-X mercury vapor analyzer detects concentrations from 0.003 to 0.999mg/m3, all in just 13 seconds. The Jerome® 860 hydrogen sulfide monitor provides automatic, unattended, long-term monitoring of hydrogen sulfide gases in contained or hard to reach areas. The compact, battery powered 860 is water resistant and intrinsically safe. Accessories include a field test kit for easy verification of instrument calibration, a data logger for data acquisition and instrument programming, and software for connecting the analyzers to computers.

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