ULVAC,Inc. is a Japan-based company mainly engaged in the provision of vacuum equipment, machinery and services. The Company operates in two business segments. The Vacuum-related segment provides display and electronic parts manufacturing equipment, semiconductor manufacturing equipment and components. Its major products include sputtering systems, chemical vapor deposition (CVD) systems, etching systems, vacuum evaporation systems and vacuum heat treatment furnaces. The Others segment provides sputtering target materials, vacuum evaporation materials, titanium and tantalum processing products, surface treatment and precision cleaning services, Auger electron spectroscopy analyzers, X-ray photoelectron analyzers, secondary ion mass spectroscopy analyzers, various industrial machinery control devices, high voltage inverters, power source converters and uninterruptible power source devices. The Company has 55 subsidiaries and six associated companies.

Viking Modular Solutions (formerly Viking InterWorks) designs and builds memory and flash modules for PCs and other products that optimize the performance of its customers' applications. The company supplies OEMs in the computer server, data storage, embedded electronics, and telecom markets. In addition to memory modules, Viking supplies processor modules, with digital signal processors or microprocessors, and its "Office-in-a-Box" module with a Mindspeed Technologies processor. A division of Sanmina-SCI, Viking Modular Solutions took its present form and name when Viking InterWorks merged with that company in 2008.

Cognex Corporation provides machine vision products primarily in the United States, Japan, and Europe. Its machine vision products capture and analyze visual information used to automate tasks primarily in manufacturing processes, where vision is required. The company operates in two divisions, Modular Vision Systems and Surface Inspection Systems. The Modular Vision Systems division develops, manufactures, and markets modular vision systems that are used to automate the manufacture of discrete items, such as cellular phones, aspirin bottles, and automobile wheels, by locating, identifying, inspecting, and measuring them during the manufacturing process. The Surface Inspection Systems division develops, manufactures, and markets surface inspection vision systems that are used to inspect the surfaces of materials processed in a continuous fashion, such as metals, paper, non-wovens, plastics, and glass. The company serves discrete factory automation, semiconductor and electronics capital equipment, and surface inspection markets. It sells its products through direct sales force and a network of integration and distribution partners. The company was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Natick, Massachusetts.

Bourns shows great potential in potentiometers, which are included in a broad range of electronic components the company provides, such as power protection devices, sensors, resistors, switches, encoders, panel controls, dials, and chip resistor arrays. The company offers new automotive technologies, which enhance their sensors, component miniaturization (microelectronic modules), and reference designs (product design kits). The company serves the automotive, consumer electronics, medical, test and measurement, office machines, personal and mobile computing, and telecommunications markets.

Elma Electronic is a global company that designs and manufactures solutions in electronics packaging. The company provides standard to fully customized components such as modular enclosures, cabinets and backplanes up to complete system integration. Elma also manufactures precision rotary switches. The company offers a fast, flexible response to customer needs and extensive practical knowledge in tailoring solutions to specific applications.Elma’s modular approach allows fast, cost-effective, and proven performance for customized design modifications to standard platforms. The base products are centered around 19” and 23” Eurocard specification, with creative design innovations for VME/ VME64x, CompactPCI/2.16, VXS/VPX, VXI/PXI, AdvancedTCA/MicroTCA and other architectures. The company’s design expertise allows fast implementation of full custom designs for backplanes, sub-racks, enclosures and cabinets, as well as full system integration.

Shell Hydrogen knows that you can fuel some of the people some of the time -- with alternative fuels. Founded in 1999, the company, a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell, promotes and markets the use of fuel cells as an alternative power source. Shell Hydrogen works in conjunction with partners such as General Motors (developing fuel cells for automobiles), California Fuel Cell Partnership (developing fuel cell technologies) and QuestAir Technologies (hydrogen purification).

Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Shanghai, China. Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation, a semiconductor foundry, focuses on embedded nonvolatile memory, high voltage, and low leakage processes in China. It specializes in integrated circuit fabrication. The company also offers SRAM, mask-ROM, flash, embedded flash, and logic based OTP/MTP and CMOS image sensor processes. In addition, it supports and integrates backend services, such as wafer probing, assembly, final test, and burn-in and bump, as well as provides IPs and analog IPs, design, and mask making services. Further, the company offers an information security system, which includes IT system safety control, employee and outsourcing management, protection for hardware and software, and review and management systems. Grace Semiconductor has a strategic partnership with Cypress Semiconductor Corp.

Yaskawa Electric America (YEA), a subsidiary of Yaskawa Electric, manufactures industrial automation equipment. Its products include industrial AC drives, commercial HVAC drives, spindle drives and motors, servo amplifier systems and motion controls, low-voltage industrial control switches, and medium-voltage switches, breakers, and contactors. The company's products are used in automotive, building automation, chemical and petrochemical, food and beverage, machine tool, material handling, metal forming, packaging, pharmaceutical, plastics and rubber, and textile applications. Its Motoman subsidiary makes industrial robots that can weld, assemble, cut, and handle goods for manufacturers.

Green St. Energy, Inc. does not have significant operations. The company intends to enter into an alternative energy business, primarily wind energy. Previously, it engaged in the provision of supply chain services; and sourced printed circuit boards, custom electronic components, extrusions assemblies, and non-electronic products in the United States and internationally. The company was formerly known as M-Wave, Inc. and changed its name to Green St. Energy, Inc. in January 2009. Green St. Energy, Inc. was founded in 1988 and is based in Tehachapi, California.

Forge Europa is LEaDing the way in light-emitting diodes (LEDs). The company makes high-performance LEDs, including red, green, blue, and white LED lamps, backlights, and custom subassemblies. Forge Europa offers various types of displays, including seven-segment models (the kind that display numerals on digital alarm clocks). The company, which was founded in 1993 by managing directing Peter Barton, is the industrial partner in a research project with the University of Cambridge focused on developing improved blue and white LEDs. With a product catalogue of more than 2000 LED devices, the company serves customers from all over the world.

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