Electrocomponents company's group of RS Components subsidiaries sells some 450,000 electronic, electrical, mechanical, and health and safety components, products, and tools. Through its well-known "RS Components" and "Radiospares" catalogs and CD-ROMs, dozens of Web sites, and trade counters (which offer free technical help), Electrocomponents reaches more than 1.6 million engineers and other customers worldwide. The company also offers same-day order processing, account management, and customized delivery services.

TOPCON, which was founded in 1932 as the surveying instruments division of what is now Seiko Corporation, has offices and subsidiaries worldwide. TOPCON CORPORATION is a Japan-based company mainly engaged in the manufacture and sale of medical equipment, measuring equipment, industrial machinery and optical devices. The Company operates in three business segments. The Positioning segment offers global positioning systems(GPSs) for location surveys, digital photogrammetric systems and others. The Eye Care segment provides fundus cameras, tonometers, slit lamps, perimeters, operation microscopes, laser photocoagulators, photographic devices for corneal endothelial cells, digital image filing systems, electronic clinical record systems for ophthalmic practices, lens-processing machines and others. The Fine Technology segment provides wafer surface inspection equipment, proximity exposure equipment, semiconductor-related precision optical units, optical units for projectors, digital versatile discs (DVDs) and copy machines, as well as high precision lenses and infrared optical parts.

Briton EMS Ltd company offers a range of contract electronics manufacturing services. These services range from purchasing and logistics to printed circuit board (PCB) and full product assembly. Vendors of various types of electronic gear outsource these chores to Briton EMS to cut costs and increase efficiency. The company's engineering and design department specializes in designing hardware and software products for the instrumentation industry.

ClearSpeed Technology hopes customers find a clear advantage in its chips. The fabless semiconductor company offers specialized microprocessors designed to handle math-intensive computing functions more rapidly -- and with less energy consumption -- than standard processors. ClearSpeed's chips are programmable and process data in parallel; the company also offers related software and development tools. The company touts its products for heavy-duty number-crunching chores in areas such as biomedical research and sonar equipment. Its ClearSpeed Federal Systems subsidiary targets the US government and defense contractors market. Founded in 1997 as PixelFusion, ClearSpeed went private in 2009.

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.

Panasonic Electric Works Mexicana is the Mexican subsidiary of Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America, itself a unit of Matsushita Electric Works. The company develops and distributes electrical construction materials, home appliances, residential building materials, automation control products, wiring devices, and electronic components. Its consumer electronics line includes power tools, massage chairs, and personal hygiene systems. The company also makes GPS, lighting control, and time-switch products.

Hitachi Displays manufactures LCD products in a variety of sizes. Its LCDs are used in a range of applications, including TVs, computer monitors and notebook displays, cell phones, and digital still cameras. The company also produces LCD components, such as drivers, color filters, and back lights. Hitachi has been making LCD modules since 1975. Originally known as the Mobara Works of Hitachi, Hitachi Displays was established in 1943. Hitachi spun off the display business as a separate unit in 2002. The company owns half of IPS Alpha Technology, a maker of LCD TV panels. In 2008 Hitachi sold nearly half of Hitachi Displays to Canon and Panasonic (formerly Matsushita Electric Industrial).

MOCON, Inc. designs, manufactures, markets, and services products used to detect, measure, and monitor gases and chemical compounds. It also provides consulting services primarily in the measurement and analytical instrument and services markets. The company offers permeation products consisting of systems and services that measure the rate at which various gases and vapors are transmitted through various materials primarily for manufacturers of packaging materials and users of packaging materials comprising food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and consumer product industries; and laboratory testing services, such as testing film and package permeation. It also produces gas analysis and monitoring products that are used in various applications, including oil and gas exploration, process gas analysis, industrial hygiene and safety, environmental air monitoring, and homeland security. In addition, the company provides headspace analyzer products, which are used to analyze the amount and type of gas present in the headspace of flexible and rigid packages for packagers of foods, beverages, and pharmaceuticals; and leak detection products that detect leaks in sterile medical trays, food pouches, blister packs, and various other packages. Further, MOCON offers weighing products that automatically determine the weight of pharmaceutical capsules and tablets. Additionally, the company provides consulting and analytical services for manufacturers of foods, beverages, pharmaceuticals, plastics, chemicals, electronics, and personal care products; and sells various gas chromatographic instruments. It sells its products through direct sales force and independent sales representatives in the United States, Canada, Germany, and China. The company was founded in 1966 and is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

XP Power Limited is a developer and manufacturer of power control solutions to the electronics industry. Power direct from the grid is unsuitable for the equipment, which it supplies. It designs and manufactures power converters, which convert power into the right form for the Company's individual customer’s needs, allowing their electronic equipment to function. It supplies these equipments to the healthcare, industrial and technology industries. It has a portfolio of over 70 product families that can be combined into various configurations. Its products include CCM250 for the technology market; ECL25 for the industrial market, and ECM140 for the healthcare market. The CCM250 is a high-density converter. The ECL25 is a small 25 watt alternating current-direct current power converter, which is available in three mechanical formats as per customers requirements. ECM140 is a power converter. On January 1, 2008, it acquired the remaining 50% interest in Fortron XP Power (Hong Kong) Ltd.

MOSAID Technologies Incorporated engages in the licensing of patented semiconductor and telecommunications intellectual property (IP), complemented by the development of memory and other technologies. The company has right to license approximately 50 patents and foreign counterparts relating to digital signal processors (DSPs), reduced instruction set computer (RISC) processors, microprocessors, microcontrollers, application specific integrated circuits (ASICs), application specific standard products (ASSPs), field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), and semiconductor memory and processing technologies. The company also owns a portfolio of 400 patents relating to DRAM, Flash memory and semiconductor process technology. It also owns patents relate to technologies, including power over Ethernet (PoE), voice over Internet protocol (VoIP), IP private branch exchanges (IP-PBXs), wireless access points (WAP), IP digital subscriber line access multiplexers (IP-DSLAMs), cable modems, and asynchronous DSL (ADSL) modems. Licensing Programs The company has two major licensing programs, including the semiconductor licensing program and the telecommunications licensing program. The semiconductor licensing program focuses on licensing its memory patent portfolio, which includes patents related primarily to DRAM, Flash memory and PSRAM, and its microcomponents patent portfolio. The telecommunications licensing program focuses on licensing the company’s wireless patent portfolio, and on licensing the communications portfolio. As of April 30, 2008, the company had granted 33 patent licenses to companies headquartered in Asia, Europe and North America.

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