Alstom's Power segment is a world leader, providing boilers, turbines, air quality systems, generators, and controls for coal, gas, hydroelectric, and nuclear power generation. Turnkey power plant and wind farm setups are available, as well as emission reduction systems. Alstom claims it has equipped 25% of the world's operating power plants. Its Transport business is a world-leading manufacturer of all things railroad-related, from commuter trains and locomotives to signaling equipment to rail infrastructure. It also makes high-speed trains and provides complete turnkey railroad setup.

Actel Corporation company was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. Actel Corporation (Actel) designs, develops and markets flash, antifuse-based field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and mixed-signal FPGAs for a range of applications within the aerospace, automotive, avionics, communications, consumer, industrial, medical and military markets. In support of its FPGA devices, the Company also offers design and development software, intellectual property (IP) cores, programming hardware, debugging tool kits and demonstration boards, design services, field engineering and technical support. The Company sells its products globally through a worldwide, multi-tiered sales and distribution network. In July 2008, Actel acquired Pigeon Point Systems, a provider of telecommunications computer architecture (TCA) management components.

Adeptron has established itself as a leader in global mid-tier Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) with dedicated and professional employees and several industry leading facilities in North America. With strategic global partners in Israel and China, Adeptron has access to several thousands of employees and approximately one million square feet of manufacturing space at multiple worldwide locations, allowing us to provide flexible and scalable custom solutions.

Japan Aviation Electronics Industry (JAE) really knows how to make connections. The manufacturer designs and produces electronic connectors that are used in everything from Japan's Shinkansen to miniature video cameras. Its connectors account for the majority of sales, but JAE also makes aerospace components, user interfaces, and optical devices, with sales and manufacturing operations throughout Asia, Europe, and the US. Its devices are used in automotive, aviation, communications, consumer, industrial, and medical electronics, such as flat panel displays, jumper cables, motion sensors, cell phones, notebook PCs, robotics, semiconductors, oil drilling tools, and ultrasound machines.

BE Semiconductor Industries N.V. was founded in 1995. BE Semiconductor Industries N.V., through its subsidiaries, engages in the design, manufacture, marketing and servicing of assembly equipment for the semiconductor industry. The company manufactures semiconductor die sorting, flip chip and multi-chip die bonding, packaging and plating equipment, for both array connect and leadframe assembly processes. The company’s equipment and integrated systems are used to produce semiconductor assemblies or ‘packages’, which provide the electronic interface and physical connection between the chip and other electronic components and protect the chip from the external environment. The company’s products are used to assemble chips for various end-use applications including electronics, computer, automotive, industrial, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification Device) and solar energy. Product groups Die bonding equipment: It includes single, multi-chip and flip chip die bonding systems which place the chip onto a multi-layer substrate; and Die sorting systems, which are used to inspect, select and sort bare dies, flip chips, wafer level chip scale packages and opto-electronic devices for further processing in assembly operations. Packaging equipment: It consists of molding systems that encapsulate bonded semiconductor devices in epoxy resin; Trim and form systems used to cut and then form metallic leads of encapsulated semiconductor devices in leadframe applications; and Singulation systems used to cut packaged array connect devices. Plating equipment: It consists of automated tin plating and spot plating systems for conventional leadframe applications; and antenna plating systems for new RFID and thin film solar cell applications.

Deva company distributes electronic components from Pacific Rim manufacturers, including discrete devices, power source assemblies, standard and custom cable assemblies, system cooling products, and display products. The company also offers engineering support, value analysis, kitting programs, and turnkey assembly programs. Deva has two locations, in California and Colorado, serving Southern California and the Rocky Mountain states.

Vestas Wind Systems and its subsidiaries annually manufacture and distribute well over 3,000 on-land and offshore wind turbines used to produce electricity; it offers installation, repair, and maintenance services, as well. Vestas has R&D centers in Denmark, India, Singapore, the UK, and the US. Vestas company's first manufacturing site in the US will begin production in Colorado in 2010. Vestas is teamed up with Boeing on joint research projects. Vestas company, which began manufacturing wind turbines in 1979, operates through a number of business units. The company gets more than half of its sales in Europe.

Transtector Systems was established in 1967 and was acquired by Smiths in 1998. Transtector Systems makes power surge suppression equipment ranging from plug-in strips for home use to load centers for satellite tracking systems. Primary markets include wireless telecommunications and military and aerospace/space; other applications include industrial automation and control products, medical and lighting equipment, and manufacturing. Transtector Systems serves such customers as Motorola, Raytheon, and Varian Medical Systems, as well as the US Department of Defense. It provides consulting, engineering, and training services. Transtector company is part of the Smiths Interconnect division of Smiths Group.

Aptina Imaging Corporation company makes CMOS image sensors (semiconductors that convert light into electronic images) used in various types of cameras. Its sensors are built into digital and video cameras, as well as cameras used in mobile phones, PCs, and surveillance equipment. The company also makes sensors for medical scoping cameras (i.e. used for colonoscopies) and back-up cameras embedded in automobiles. Aptina partners with mobile handset makers and camera component designers and distributes its products in North America, Europe, and Asia. Memory chip maker Micron Technology formed Aptina in 2008 and spun it off in 2009.

TECO Electric & Machinery Co. was founded in 1956 and is based in Taipei, Taiwan. TECO Electric & Machinery Co., Ltd. engages in the manufacture, installation, wholesale, and retail of electrical and mechanical equipment, general mechanical equipment, air-conditioning units, electronic equipment, telecommunication equipment, office equipment, and home appliances worldwide. The company’s Industrial Motors & Applications division provides single-phase motors, 3-phase motors, high-efficiency motors, explosion-proof motors, inverter-duty motors, compressors, and other motors/generators. Its Industrial Products & System Automation division offers AC/DC motor controls, molded-case circuit breakers, electronic relays, programmable logic controllers, and servo controllers, as well as designs and installs power distribution networks.TECO company’s Power Business division provides equipment and systems for the supply electrical power; undertakes projects related to power distribution and generation, alternative energy, and rail stations and depots; and integrates air-conditioning systems. This segment also involves in the design, construction, and management of electrical engineering systems for high-rise buildings; integration of air-conditioning and electrical engineering systems for hospitals and hotels; and water pump stations. Its Audio and Video division provides CRT TVs, flat-panel TVs, LCD TVs, DVD recorder/players, and PVRs. The company's Household Appliances division offers air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, dehumidifiers, dryers, televisions, LCD monitors, air purifiers, small appliances, DVD recorders, stereo systems, and health appliances. Its Intelligent System division provides chip-embedded cards for financial, medical, national defense, and public transportation services, as well as systems integration for ITS- and RFID-based cards.

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