DDi takes a dynamic approach to manufacturing. DDi provides time-critical, customized electronics design, fabrication, and assembly services for makers of communications and networking gear, computers, medical instruments, and military equipment. The company produces complete electronics systems, as well as subsystems, such as printed circuit boards (PCBs), backpanels, and wire harnesses. Its more than 1,000 customers include electronics manufacturers, such as Intel and Tyco Electronics. Nearly half of orders are filled within 10 days, and some are turned around in 24 hours. DDi derives over 90% of its business from customers in North America.

Mitsubishi Electric & Electronics USA projects big things in the US. The subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric makes and markets a diverse line of consumer, commercial, and industrial electronics products. Mitsubishi Electric US's product lines include automation equipment (motion controllers, servo systems, and uninterruptible power supplies), automotive (electrical components), elevators and escalators, heating and air conditioning (air purifiers and compressors), home theater (audio-video systems and stadium displays), power products (air-, hydrogen-, and water-cooled generators, along with photovoltaic solar cells), semiconductors, and wireless communications devices.

Polar Semiconductor, Inc. company is a silicon foundry (contract semiconductor manufacturer) that makes specialized analog and mixed-signal chips using BiCMOS designs. These chips are used primarily in communications applications by customers such as Maxim Integrated Products. Besides handling manufacturing chores, Polar Semi offers services such as prototyping and testing. The company took its current form in 1999 when Agere Systems (then part of Lucent, later acquired by LSI Corp.) bought the disk drive chip designs (and the name) of VTC, Polar Semi's predecessor. Sanken Electric acquired Polar Semi in mid-2005 for around $83 million.

Electro Scientific Industries, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing of high-technology manufacturing equipment to the semiconductor and micro-electronics markets. It offers semiconductor memory-yield equipment, which is primarily used in the manufacture of DRAMs and NAND flash memory devices; Model 2100 thin-film-on-silicon trimming system that helps manufacturers in trimming performance parameters to specific values for applications in wireless, instrumentation, and precision analog devices to improve the components precision; sapphire wafer scribing tools, which are used for etching the wafer during the manufacture of high-brightness blue LEDs; and laser LCD repair systems that help in the manufacture of flat panel displays. The company also produces high-capacity test and optical inspection equipment that helps in the quality control process during the production of multi-layer ceramic capacitors; laser microvia engineering systems for electrical interconnect applications between layers in high-density circuit boards, flexible circuits, and IC packages; and UV laser processing systems. Electro Scientific Industries primarily serves manufacturers of semiconductors, passive components, electronic interconnect devices, and other components used in various end products in the computer, consumer electronics, communications, and other industries worldwide.

MAPPER Lithography B.V. company has developed specialized lithography equipment used in semiconductor production. (MAPPER stands for "Multi-Aperture Pixel-by-Pixel Enhancement of Resolution," which is the name of the company's proprietary technology.) Lithography is a key process by which circuit patterns are inscribed into silicon wafers. The company has technology partnerships with Philips and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. The MAPPER technology grew out of research at the Delft University of Technology, and the company, established in 2000, makes its headquarters in the university's Applied Physics Laboratory.

Actel Corporation company was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. Actel Corporation (Actel) designs, develops and markets flash, antifuse-based field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and mixed-signal FPGAs for a range of applications within the aerospace, automotive, avionics, communications, consumer, industrial, medical and military markets. In support of its FPGA devices, the Company also offers design and development software, intellectual property (IP) cores, programming hardware, debugging tool kits and demonstration boards, design services, field engineering and technical support. The Company sells its products globally through a worldwide, multi-tiered sales and distribution network. In July 2008, Actel acquired Pigeon Point Systems, a provider of telecommunications computer architecture (TCA) management components.

Electric Supply been in business "on the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-five," as Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's famous poem noted. The family-owned company distributes electronic products and industrial supplies, such as cable, conduit, connectors and terminals, fiber-optic hardware, racks and cabinets, lubricants, and tools. Colonial Electric was established not in 1775, but 197 years later, in 1972.

VOGT electronic makes components for the electrical and electronics industry. Its products are used in control and switching systems for consumer goods, home appliances, cars, communications equipment, office equipment, data processing, entertainment products, and industrial electronics. Products include transformers, chokes, coils, actuators, ferrite cores, plastic parts, inductive components, antenna coils, sensors, and lighting systems and lamps. VOGT electronic also offers contract manufacturing of inductive components, printed circuit boards, and complete electronic assemblies. Sumida Corp., a Japanese holding company, acquired majority control of VOGT in early 2006 through a friendly takeover bid.

NSF Solutions, a specialist in-house division, builds on our expertise in product design and application engineering to maximise the effectiveness of your supply chain management. Using the latest design, development and assembly techniques which includes rapid prototyping from our vertically integrated production facility we deliver a streamlined operation dedicated to providing workable solutions to actuation challenges of every type and volume whether it be discreet components or bespoke subassemblies.

OptiSolar company manufactures silicon thin-film solar photovoltaic (PV) panels that help reduce the cost of producing clean power. To complement its manufacturing operations the company had a number of solar plants in the planning stage. However, the tough economic times forced OptiSolar in 2009 to lay off more than half of its staff and to sell its entire portfolio of planned but unbuilt solar power plants to First Solar for $400 million. The company, founded in 2005, agreed to sell its remaining assets to Allora Minerals for $260 million in stock.

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