Yosun Industrial Corp. is principally engaged in the manufacture and distribution of memory active components and non-memory active components. The memory active components include static random access memories (SRAMs), dynamic random access memories (DRAMs), flash memories, memory modules and smart media cards, among others. The non-memory active components include small signal transistors, logic integrated circuits (ICs), liner ICs, image ICs, voice ICs, video ICs, industrial ICs, communication ICs, computer chipsets, liquid crystal display (LCD) driver ICs, global positioning system (GPS) receivers and others. The Company also provides television tuners, LCDs, touch panels, lenses, electrolytic capacitors, thin film capacitors, chip resistors, connectors and others.

ZiLOG, Inc. (ZiLOG) is a fabless semiconductor supplier of microprocessor and microcontroller semiconductor products. A microcontroller includes a central processing unit, non-volatile program memory, random access memory for data storage and various peripheral capabilities. The microcontroller is offered as a complete solution because it incorporates application-specific software provided by the customer and may include specialized peripheral device controllers and internal or external non-volatile memory components to enable the storage and access of additional program software. The Company designs, develops, tests and markets a portfolio of devices for a variety of applications used in consumer electronics, home appliances, security systems, point-of-sale terminals, personal computer peripherals, personal health and medical products. In February 2010, IXYS Corporation acquired the Company.

Sumitomo Electric Device Innovations (SEDI; formerly Eudyna Devices) makes compound semiconductors (chips made from chemical compounds other than pure silicon) used in satellite broadcasting gear and other types of wireless communications equipment. The company also manufactures optoelectronic components used in fiber-optic networks. Products include laser diode modules, photodiodes, transponders, and transceivers. SEDI has operations in China, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Singapore, the UK, and the US. The company was formed in 2004 from a joint venture between Fujitsu and Sumitomo Electric's electronic devices unit; in 2009 Fujitsu sold its stake in Eudyna, making it a 100% subsidiary of Sumitomo.

GE Aero Energy which now includes GE's Aeroderivative and Package Services, makes aeroderivative gas turbines with marine and commercial applications. The segment's turbines range from 5.5 to 100 megawatts. It also offers a full line of maintenance services and parts to OEMs. The company is the world's largest service provider for aeroderivative turbines. As with other GE manufacturing segments (GE Aviation, for instance) it really makes its money on the continued, year after year, service of its products. Aero Energy is a part of GE Energy.

Dee Van Enterprise manufactures computer multimedia and telecommunications accessories, such as AC/DC power adapters, AC/DC power supplies, battery chargers, computer cases, DVD/MP3 players, headsets, linear adapters, and power transformers. The company, which sells to companies such as CASIO COMPUTER, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, Philips, and Sharp, was founded in 1971 and has a factory in China. Among Taiwanese customers, Dee Van Enterprise serves AboCom Systems, Accton Technology, Arima Computer, ASUSTeK Computer, D-Link, Primax Electronics, and Wyse Technology Taiwan.

The Honeywell International unit develops and manufactures chemicals and specialty materials used in the production of semiconductors and flat-panel displays. Its offerings include dielectric and metal thin films, interconnect and optoelectronic materials, and processing chemicals (such as etchants, acids, and solvents) used at various points in the chip manufacturing cycle. HEM is part of Honeywell's Specialty Materials segment, one of the industrial conglomerate's smaller operating groups.

MaxLinear, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, provides integrated, radio-frequency (RF) analog and mixed-signal semiconductor solutions for broadband communications applications primarily in the United States. The company’s RF, receiver products capture and process digital and analog broadband signals to be decoded for various applications. These products include RF receivers and RF receiver systems-on-chip, which incorporate the company’s integrated radio system architecture and the functionality necessary to demodulate broadband signals. Its products enable the display of broadband video in a range of electronic devices, including cable and terrestrial set top boxes, digital televisions, mobile handsets, personal computers, netbooks, and in-vehicle entertainment devices. MaxLinear sells its products to original equipment manufacturers, module makers, and original design manufacturers. The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Carlsbad, California.

GulTech manufactures its high-quality products in its production facilities in Suzhou and Wuxi, China. Through innovative design and prototype expertise, GulTech continues to work in partnership with its multinational customers to provide leading-edge solutions in a highly-dynamic and fast-paced technological environment.

Cambridge Mechatronics (formerly 1 Limited) has an unlimited desire to bring its proprietary technology to the eyes and ears of the world. The company develops and licenses its Helimorph piezo ceramic actuator technology to electronics manufacturers, who incorporate the tiny electronic devices into products such as laptops, PDAs, and camera-enabled cell phones. Cambridge Mechatronics touts the Helimorph technology as being compact, lightweight, energy-efficient, and scalable. The company also developed the Digital Sound Projector chipset, which enables surround sound from a single loudspeaker panel. Cambridge Mechatronics' audio partners include Dolby, Pioneer, and Yamaha.

UTC Power can't help trying to overhaul the way we think about power generation. UTC Power is the division of United Technologies that absorbed UTC Fuel Cells in 2007. UTC Power makes onsite power generation systems for commercial, transportation, and space applications. Its systems use fuel cells, microturbines, chillers, and heat exchangers in various combinations to generate power from natural gas or exhaust energy with little or no emissions. United Technologies is in the process of incorporating UTC Power's combined cooling, heating, and power systems business within the businesses of its Carrier subsidiary.

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