Camtek Ltd. engages in the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of automated optical inspection (AOI) systems and related products. Its AOI systems are computerized systems, which optically inspect various types of electronic product components for defects caused during the manufacturing process. The company's products include Dragon systems for the inspection of various printed circuit board (PCB) types in a mass production environment; Orion systems that are AOI systems for the high volume inspection of various PCB types; and the Pegasus line, which includes systems for automated inspection of finished integrated circuit (IC) substrates that are subsequently used in packaging of ball grid array and chip scale package devices. It also offers the Mustang line that includes systems for automated inspection of finished HD panels that are subsequently used in mobile consumer electronics, such as mobile-phones, digital cameras, PDAs, and other consumer electronic devices; Planet for the inspection of ultra-fine-line IC substrate; LAM for main-stream Large Area Masks (LAM) inspection; and Automated Inspectify Center, which integrates inspection and verification into one cell. In addition, Camtek provides verification systems that enable verification of panels after inspection; and the Falcon's advanced algorithms and inspection capabilities, which enable its dedicated models to detect defects in the semiconductor die. The company primarily serves the PCB, IC substrate, and semiconductor manufacturing and packaging industries. It offers its products primarily through a distribution network in the Asia Pacific region, North America, and Europe. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Migdal Ha'Emek, Israel. Camtek Ltd. operates as a subsidiary of Prior-Tech Ltd.

EverSpin Technologies was spun off from Freescale Semiconductor in 2008 to provide magnetoresistive random-access memory (MRAM) chips. EverSpin will focus on finding new applications for MRAM, a relatively new technology that Freescale began producing in 2006. The company was given Freescale's MRAM R&D, intellectual property, and some 200 patents to continue making 1Mb, 2Mb, and 4Mb chips. EverSpin is backed by several venture capital firms -- Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Epic Ventures, Lux Capital, New Venture Partners, and Sigma Partners. Freescale will still own a portion of the new company. EverSpin is located in Freescale's 8-inch wafer manufacturing facility in Chandler, Arizona.

Unitech Battery manufactures and markets rechargeable lithium ion, lithium polymer, nickel cadmium, and nickel metal hydride batteries used in mobile phones, cordless phones, power tools, radio-controlled toys, medical equipment, emergency lighting, and bar code scanners. It also makes chargers for its batteries. Unitech produces some 600,000 pieces a day, including 350,000 Ni-MH batteries, 230,000 Ni-CD batteries, and 20,000 Li-ion/Li-polymer batteries, along with 1,500 chargers. The company has offices, manufacturing facilities, and research centers in Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Macao, and Shenzhen. Unitech Battery started making batteries and chargers in 1999.

Paul N. Gardner Company, Inc. (GARDCO) has its origin with the alliance of pioneer paint chemist Dr. Henry Alfred Gardner, Sr., Director of the Institute of Paint and Varnish Research in Washington, D.C. and his son Paul Norris Gardner in 1935. The team of Institute chemists at that time were active in the development and design of physical testing instruments for coating materials which were then made available to the industry. However, production of these instruments was not generally available to the public so the Henry A. Gardner Laboratory was established and incorporated in Bethesda, Maryland for that purpose.

His Company, which operates as Hisco, distributes electrical supplies to the contract electronics manufacturing, industrial, and injection molding industries. Products include adhesives, solder, flux, tape, polymers, wire, and cable. Hisco stocks more than 55,000 products from such manufacturers as 3M, Brady, Cookson, GE Silicones, and Loctite. The employee-owned company also provides custom fabrication, warehousing, and inventory management services from more than 20 locations in the US and six in Mexico.

PolyIC GmbH & Co. KG develops technology for making integrated circuits (ICs) that are printed on flexible polymer films rather than etched into traditional rigid wafers of silicon. Flexible microchips stand to have many applications, for example in radio-frequency identification (RFID) chips used to track goods in transit. If PolyIC meets its stated goal, it will develop equipment that makes it as easy to print semiconductors as it is to print newspapers today. The company was formed late in 2003 as a joint venture between industrial titan Siemens and printing and stamping specialty company LEONHARD KURZ.

Raymarine, the world leader in marine electronics develops and manufactures the most comprehensive range of electronic equipment for the recreational boating and light commercial marine markets. Designed for high performance and ease-of-use our award-winning products are available through a global network of dealers and distributors. The Raymarine product lines include radar, autopilots, GPS, chartplotters, instruments, fishfinders, communications, software and systems.

Keithley Instruments, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, and markets electronic instruments and systems for use in production testing, process monitoring, product development, and research. The company offers approximately 500 products to source, measure, connect, control, or communicate direct current, radio frequency (RF), or optical signals. Its products include integrated systems solutions comprising instruments and personal computer plug-in boards that could be used as system components or stand-alone solutions; parametric test systems; and semiconductor characterization system. The company also offers characterization and curve tracer software for component test applications, parametric test system, arbitrary waveform/function generator, system switch/multimeter and plug-in card family, and SourceMeter instrument line. Its customers include engineers, technicians, and scientists in manufacturing, product development, and research functions. Keithley Instruments markets its products through its sales personnel and through direct marketing and catalog mailings in the United States, as well as directly, and through distributors and manufacturer representatives internationally. The company was founded in 1946 and is based in Solon, Ohio.

Turbo Power Systems (formerly Turbo Genset) gets electric users off the grid. Turbo Power makes direct drive permanent magnet-based motors and generators used to supply power, as well as high-voltage power supplies, converters, inverters, and motor drives. Its high-speed alternators can be used either as a generator or, when supplied with electrical power, as a motor. Turbo Power sells to OEMs, systems integrators, and end-users in the energy, industrial, transport, and defense sectors. Customers include Bombardier's transportation division and Eaton's aerospace unit. Turbo Power also makes hybrid electric turbochargers for diesel rail engines through a joint venture with General Electric.

Mayer Electric's offerings include over 20,000 products made by leading manufacturers such as 3M, GE, Littelfuse, and Schneider Electric. These products include factory automation systems, controls and switches, fire and safety products, lighting fixtures, motors, power tools, and wire and cable. The company supplies customers in such industries as construction, manufacturing, and utilities.

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