Richards Electric Supply distributes electrical products, lighting fixtures and supplies, motors and drives, industrial automation equipment, and data/voice/video systems from a wide variety of manufacturers, including GE, Siemens, Thomas and Betts, OSRAM SYLVANIA, and Leviton. Richards Electric Supply sells to customers through six branches in Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio. The company's customers include electrical and specialty contractors, original equipment manufacturers, industrial automation providers.

Celestica Inc. provides electronic manufacturing services and solutions to original equipment manufacturers in the communications, consumer, enterprise computing, industrial, aerospace and defense, alternative energy, and healthcare sectors in Asia, Americas, and Europe. The company offers supply chain management, product design, prototyping, systems assembly and test, product assurance, failure analysis, packaging and fulfillment, and after-market services. Its supply chain solutions include product design, manufacturing, order fulfillment, delivery, after-market repair, and product reclamation services. Celestica’s products are used in various end products, including networking, wireless, telecommunications, and computing equipment; handheld communications devices primarily smartphones; peripherals; storage devices; servers; healthcare products; audio visual equipment, including flat-panel televisions; printers and related supplies; gaming products; aerospace and defense electronics, such as in-flight entertainment and guidance systems; and a range of industrial and alternative energy electronic equipment. The company was founded in 1996 and is based in Toronto, Canada.

PSi Technologies Holdings makes packages that hold power semiconductors in the silicon equivalent of a full nelson. The company provides packaging and assembly services to top chip makers, such as Infineon (about 49% of sales), ON Semiconductor, STMicroelectronics (22%), and Texas Instruments. PSi Technologies takes customers' semiconductors and embeds them into protective casings in preparation for use; it specializes in working with power management semiconductors, such as field-effect transistors and voltage regulators -- devices that are built to handle high power levels and that require heavy-duty packaging techniques. Customers in Europe account for about three-quarters of sales.

Cornell Dubilier Electronics, Inc. manufactures and supplies capacitors for power electronics sector internationally. Its products include aluminum electrolytic, polyester film, polypropylene film, mica, pulse, snubber, motor-run, motor-start, and high voltage capacitors. It serves primarily power supplies, motor drives, HVAC, motors, welding, aerospace, telecom, and UPS systems markets. Cornell Dubilier Electronics, Inc. was formerly known as Cornell-Dubilier Electric and changed its name in 1983. Cornell Dubilier Electronics, Inc. was founded in 1915 and is headquartered in Liberty, South Carolina.

AAC Acoustic Technologies manufactures miniature acoustic components in China. Its products include speakers, receivers, transducers, microphones, vibrators, and headsets. The company partners with leading mobile phone and consumer electronics OEMs to make components for mobile phone handsets, computers, cars, medical instruments, hearing aids, home appliances, cordless phones, MP3 players, game consoles, and other consumer devices. Clients include Motorola, Sony Ericsson, Kyocera, and Nintendo. AAC Acoustic makes customized components, in addition to standardized products, and sells close to 250 million products per year. The company got its start in 1993.

ZMD America, Inc. was established in 1996. ZMD America is the US arm of ZMD AG, the German supplier of mixed-signal application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), application-specific standard products (ASSPs), and other semiconductors. ZMD's chips go into automotive electronics, medical devices, and networking equipment, among other applications. ZMD America has an ASIC design center in Madison, Wisconsin, with a sales office in Melville, New York.

Solyndra, Inc. company manufactures photovoltaic solar panels made of tube-shaped modules, rather than the traditional flat modules. Solyndra's thin-film solar panels, which are designed for commercial rooftop mounting, are distributed mainly in North American and European commercial markets. Solyndra's customers include solar system integrators and roofing materials manufacturers, such as Phoenix Solar, Solar Power Inc., among others. It was founded in 2005 by CEO Chris Gronet. Solyndra is privately owned by various venture capital and private equity firms. In December 2009 Solyndra filed for a $300 million initial public offering (IPO).

Faraday Printed Circuits has a longstanding fascination with electricity. Michael Faraday was the great nineteenth-century English chemist and physicist who invented the electrical dynamo and discovered benzene. Faraday Printed Circuits makes various sorts of printed circuit boards (PCBs), which are essential components within many types of electrical and electronic equipment. Vendors of electronic goods outsource production of PCBs to Faraday to lower costs and improve quality. Faraday specializes in multi-layer, plated through hole, single- and double-sided, and flexible circuits.

UNIPOWER Corporation company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Coral Springs, Florida. It has manufacturing plants in Lancing, the United Kingdom; and Guangdong, China. Unipower Corporation manufactures high-density, low profile, and hot swap power solutions. It offers a line of switching power supplies and power systems, including cased and open frame switchers, bulk power front ends, modular/configurable switchers, and hot-plug and N+1 redundant switchers, as well as custom power supply products. The company also provides telecom systems, including compact systems, mid size energy systems, rectifiers and shelves, batteries, RF/wireless power products, distribution panels, DC to DC converters, inverters, controllers, and OEM products. Its switching power supplies are used in a range of applications, including servers, networks, workstations, data storage, office automation, instrumentation, test systems, medical systems, datacom, and wireline and wireless telecom systems. Unipower Corporation offers its products through representatives and distributors in the United States and internationally.

America II Electronics, Inc. with a dream of establishing a successful distributorship in the integrated circuit market. Today, America II stands as one of the largest, and most preferred,* independent distributors of electronic components in the world, keeping the dream alive. America II dream lies a commitment to total customer satisfaction. A devoted electronic commodity purchasing department, semiconductor sales specialists, and global online product sourcing connect customers with one of the largest semiconductor inventories in the world. The company also offers a variety of inventory management programs to provide solutions to customers attempting to manage mature or excess product, including a strategic alliance with franchised electronic component distributor Avnet Inc. that puts America II's logistics and inventory management expertise behind an online market exchange (launched October 2001).

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