Infineon Technologies AG company is a top maker of chips carrying a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) -- the industry's Fort Knox -- used in computers to guard documents. Infineon makes semiconductors for a myriad of microelectronic ends. Its lineup includes standard commodity components and a variety of custom devices for memory, analog, digital, and mixed-signal uses. Operations target chip card and security markets, as well as wireless, automotive, and industrial. (The company sold its wireline communications assets in 2009.) Former parent Siemens is one of Infineon's major customers. Nearly half of the company's sales are won in Asia/Pacific.

Solomon Systech develops integrated circuit (IC) products used in mobile phone displays, handheld devices, and LCD TVs. Already a market leader in mobile-phone display ICs, Solomon Systech is diversifying into large display ICs and timing controllers for LCD TVs, computer monitors, notebook computers, and other consumer electronics. The company specializes in mixed-mode, high-voltage system-on-a-chip and very large scale integration (VLSI) designs. Its products include graphic controllers, image processors, and microdisplay modules, among many others. Solomon Systech got its start in 1999. The company gets nearly all of its sales in the Asia/Pacific region.

ACL Semiconductors works to keep memory chips in heavy circulation. ACL Semiconductors company distributes memory chips in China and Hong Kong. It specializes in memory made by Samsung Electronics, which accounts for about 80% of ACL's sales. ACL took its current form and name in 2003 after Print Data Corporation acquired Atlantic Components Limited. This first ACL had been founded in 1991; the private company completed its transaction with Print Data to gain a stock market listing in the US. Print Data had been a distributor of office items such as business forms, furniture, and office equipment accessories.

Utility Supply and Construction Company, through its subsidiaries, distributes utility line tools, safety equipment, and safety accessories. The company also engages in the construction, maintenance, inspection, and repair of utility facilities, including substations, transmission lines, overhead and underground distribution systems, and telecommunication sites primarily in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois; and provides gas installation and maintenance services. In addition, it engages in manufacturing and treating wood utility poles, service poles, piling, timbers, and fence posts. Utility Supply and Construction Company is based in Reed City, Michigan. It has locations in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana, and Iowa.

Opnext, Inc. founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Fremont, California. Opnext, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing of subsystems, optical modules, and components that transmit and receive data delivered via light in telecommunications, data communication, industrial, and commercial applications. The company offers 10Gbps and 40Gbps transceiver modules, including tunable transceivers; a line of 2.5Gbps and lower speed SFP transceiver modules; products for product platforms, such as SFP+, 40GbE, 100Gbps, XLMD, and XMD; communications laser diode products, including DFB lasers and EA-DFB lasers; positive-intrinsic-negative and avalanche photodiodes; and photodetectors. It also provides transmit and receive optical modules and components; transport and routers; multi-service switches and access multiplexers; routers; servers; and hubs. In addition, the company offers lasers and infrared LEDs for industrial and commercial applications comprising visible lasers for applications, such as mini-projectors, laser printing, industrial barcode scanning, medical imaging, and professional contractor tools; lasers for scientific measurement, night vision, and other infrared applications; and infrared LEDs for sensors used in robotics and other industrial applications. It serves telecommunications and data communications markets, which include network systems vendors; and companies that design and manufacture laser-based products comprising medical and scientific systems, industrial bar code scanners, professional grade construction and surveying tools, gun sights and other security equipment, sensors for robotics and industrial automation, and printing engines for high-speed laser printers and plain paper copiers.

CarrierComm is a leading provider of point-to-point voice and data transmission technology that enables products with speeds from 16 Mbps to 311 Mbps and covering the 3.5 - 38 GHz frequency bands. Its end-user customers include major telecommunications service providers and OEMs delivering equipment to these providers.

Gexpro helped lead the growth of the electrical industry. Now a part of Rexel, the largest electrical distributor in the U.S. and in the world, we lead the industry in delivering on customer needs and building competitive advantages for our customers.Gexpro Electrical Distribution combines productivity tools, large local inventories and dedicated product and applications specialists to get customers the electrical supplies they need, when and where they need them. We offer more than 250,000 products from 200+ manufacturers worldwide. Our electrical distribution business includes the Parts Super Center (PSC), which helps customers with renewal parts for GE and other OEMs industrial equipment. PSC also offers complete aftermarket parts management expertise, systems and outsourcing for OEMs.# Counter personGexpro Services builds complete supply chain solutions for OEM customers – sourcing, inventorying and managing fasteners and other “C” parts from planning to production line support.

Thermaco Limited company sells electronic and electrical components, such as electrodes, cooling fans, gas taps, heating elements, ignition cables, oven fans, power cords, switches, and timers. Thermaco acts as an exclusive sales agent in the UK for manufacturers including Aria, Coupatan, Emmevi, Italquartz, Faringosi, Sunonwealth, and Tempomatic. Thermaco also sells on a non-exclusive basis for other manufacturers. Thermaco company, which was founded in 1978 and went public in 1980, was taken private by management in 2000.

Chrontel, Inc. designs, develops, and markets semiconductors for personal computing platforms to computer manufacturers. The company offers video interface integrated circuits and technologies to connect desktop or notebook computers to standard televisions. Its products include TV and DVD encoders, and DVI and LCD transmitters; Vedio DAC, a display controller device, which accepts a digital graphics high speed AC coupled RGB input signal, and encodes and transmits data through analog RGB port, as well as accepts one channel of RGB data over three pairs of serial data ports; and Hdme Consumer Electronic Control device, a programmable through a wire serial port programmable power management. The company was incorporated in 1986 and is headquartered in San Jose, California with offices in Taipei, Taiwan; Shanghai, China; and Kanagawa-Ken, Japan.

All Sensors Corporation specializes in pressure sensor product development and manufacturing primarily focused on low pressure sensors for medical and industrial applications. In the medical industry the company's products are used for breathing monitoring and sensing differential pressure to calculate flow measurments. The company produces high accuracy sensors that offer pressure ranges from 1/2" of water full scale to 100 psi. The company's sensors see use in such applications as oxygen tanks and HVAC systems.

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