Multek company makes flexible circuit boards, primarily for automotive and data communications applications. It bases most of its products on its Novaclad patented adhesiveless copper laminate, whose properties allow for smaller and more durable electrical circuits. Other products include coated films, barrier foils, flat cable tapes, adhesive specialties, membrane switches, rigid circuits, and splicing tapes. Sheldahl was acquired by Multek, a subsidiary of Singapore-based Flextronics (turnkey manufacturing service provider), and its name was changed to Multek Flexible Circuits.

CirTran provides contract electronics manufacturing services, through which it makes printed circuit boards and cables for customers in consumer electronics, networking equipment, the automotive industry, and other markets. In 2004 the company established an Asian subsidiary in Shenzhen, China, that undertakes manufacturing services for a wider variety of products, including cooking appliances, fitness equipment, and hair products. CirTran's Racore Technology subsidiary makes Ethernet adapter cards for PCs. Racore's customers include the Fire Department of New York City, Lear Siegler, Lockheed Martin, the US Air Force, and Walt Disney World. Nearly all of the company's sales are in the US.

Inventec company provides contract manufacturing services for global electronics companies. It produces notebook and desktop computers and offers aftermarket warranty services. The company also designs and produces calculators, modems, portable computing and media devices, wireless telephone handsets, and other gadgets. Inventec's customers include Acer, Apple (for which it makes iPods), Hewlett-Packard (over 40% of sales), and Toshiba (over 30%).

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).

Peregrine Semiconductor Corporation company was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in San Diego, California. It operates manufacturing facilities in Sydney, Australia; and Hachioji, Japan. Peregrine Semiconductor Corporation designs, manufactures, and markets radio frequency (RF) CMOS and mixed-signal communications integrated circuits. The company offers wireless RF products, which include RF switches, cellular/communications switches, RF digital step attenuators, phase locked-loop (PLL) frequency synthesizers, and prescalers; and broadband RF products that include broadband switches, broadband digital step attenuators, and broadband mosfet quad arrays. It provides space products, including Rad-Hard switches, Rad-Hard integer-N PLL frequency synthesizers, Rad-Hard delta-sigma modulated fractional-N PLL frequency synthesizers, Rad-Hard RF digital step attenuators, and Rad-Hard prescalers; and defense and avionics products, such as integer-N PLL frequency synthesizers.

Himax Technologies, Inc. was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Tainan, Taiwan. Himax Technologies, Inc (Himax) is a holding company that operates through its wholly owned subsidiary, Himax Technologies Limited (Himax Taiwan). Through Himax Taiwan and its subsidiaries, the Company designs, develops and markets semiconductors that are critical components of flat panel displays. Its principal products are display drivers for large-sized thin film transistor liquid crystal displays (TFT-LCD) panels, which are primarily used in desktop monitors, notebook computers and televisions, and display drivers for small and medium-sized TFT-LCD panels, which are primarily used in mobile handsets and consumer electronics products, such as netbook computers (typically 10 inches or below in diagonal measurement), digital cameras, mobile gaming devices, portable digital versatile disc (DVD) players, digital photo frame and car navigation displays. The Company also offers display drivers for panels using OLED technology and LTPS technology.

FSI International, Inc. was founded in 1973 and is based in Chaska, Minnesota. FSI International, Inc. (FSI) designs, manufactures, markets and supports equipment used in the fabrication of microelectronics, such as advanced semiconductor devices. During the fiscal year ended August 29, 2009 (fiscal 2009), the Company provided surface conditioning technology solutions and microlithography systems and support services to worldwide manufacturers of integrated circuits. FSI manufactures, markets and supports surface conditioning equipment that uses wet, cryogenic and other chemistry techniques to clean, strip or etch the surfaces of silicon wafers and supplies refurbished microlithography products that are used to deposit and develop light sensitive films. FSI directly sells and services its products in North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region, except for Japan. In Japan, its products are sold and serviced through Apprecia Technology, Inc. (Apprecia), a company in which FSI maintains a 20% equity ownership.

Micro Power Electronics (MPE) makes batteries and battery systems used in defibrillators and other hospital equipment, as well as chargers, docking stations, and external and internal power adaptors. While its products are also used in more pedestrian applications like laptop computers and bar code scanners, MPE's batteries are in 90% of all external defibrillators in the US. The company also makes ruggedized batteries and chargers used by the military. Its services include design, manufacturing, testing, system integration, and training.

Kinetek company makes a range of electrical products, such as subfractional motors used in vending machines and controllers found in elevators. Other products include electric motors (AC and DC), gearboxes, gearmotors, gears, and transaxles. In addition to elevators and vending machines, Kinetek's products are used in appliances, floor-care equipment, conveyor systems, golf carts, ventilation equipment, lift trucks, and sewing machines.

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.

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