Founded in 1985, Intrinsix Corp. company provides electronic design and verification services to manufacturers and semiconductor companies. Specializing in application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), Intrinsix designs microchips, embedded systems (small, dedicated computer systems built into motherboards and other electronic circuits), and related software for such applications as digital media, networking, storage, and telecommunications. Intrinsix Corp.'s owners include CTO Mark Beal and CEO James Gobes.

National Semiconductor Corporation was founded in 1959 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. National Semiconductor Corporation is a semiconductor company focused on analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits and sub-systems, particularly in the area of power management. The Company designs, develops, manufactures and markets analog-intensive solutions that improve performance and energy efficiency in electronic systems. It has a diversified product portfolio, which includes power management circuits, audio and operational amplifiers, communication interface products and data conversion solutions. During the fiscal year ended May 31, 2009 (fiscal 2009), approximately 91% of the Company’s revenue was generated from Analog segment products. During fiscal 2009, the Company reorganized its product line operations by consolidating the former two-group structure (Power Management and the Signal Path Groups) into one group called the Product Group. In March 2009, National Semiconductor Corporation acquired ActSolar, Inc.

Cyclops Electronics which was founded in 1990, distributes active, passive, and electromechanical components to customers in the high-tech and industrial manufacturing sectors. Cyclops touts its proprietary fulfillment software as enabling it to offer faster and more accurate service than competitors. The company's list of electronic devices includes connectors, diodes, lamps, light-emitting diodes (LEDs), microwave and optical components, relays, resistors, and semiconductors. Customers include Intel and Spector Lumenex.

Sierra Monolithics, Inc. designs and manufactures analog and mixed signal integrated circuits for broadband wireless, optical communication, and microwave/millimeter wave applications. It offers wireless transceiver integrated circuits(IC), microwave transponders, millimeter wave ICs and modules, communication ICs, mixed signal, and RFIC custom designs. The company also provides custom integrated circuits and design services. Its products are used in wireless and wireline, and military applications. Sierra Monolithics, Inc. was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Redondo Beach, California. As of December 9, 2009, Sierra Monolithics, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Semtech Corp.

Disco Corporation is one of the world's largest manufacturers of the specialized cutting and polishing equipment (such as wafer saws) used in semiconductor manufacturing. It also maintains, recycles, and leases the same equipment, and trains operators of it. Disco's other business is the production of precision diamond abrasive tools. The company has six offices and three plants in Japan as well as offices in fifteen other countries across the globe. It was formed in 1937 as Dai-ichi Seitosho, an abrasive tool manufacturer. Disco's tools were used to cut the first precision electricity meters for private residences.

Global Thermoelectric company makes thermoelectric generators that do not have moving parts, so they need little maintenance and provide reliable power for remote locations. The generators are used to power remote-control monitoring sites of pipelines, offshore platforms, and similar facilities. Although QUANTUM Fuel Systems initially agreed to acquire Global, rival fuel cell company FuelCell Energy acquired Global in 2003, then sold the company to Rockwood Equity Partners the following year. FuelCell Energy retained Global's solid oxide fuel cell business.

Silicon Logic Engineering (SLE) provides services for designing application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), including the creation of ready-made semiconductor intellectual property (SIP) "blocks" that can be incorporated into chip designs. SLE works with leading ASIC suppliers, such as IBM Microelectronics and Texas Instruments, which fabricate the chips. It was founded in 1996 by engineers from Cray Research, a pioneering maker of supercomputers. In mid-2006 Tundra Semiconductor acquired SLE for $14 million in cash and stock and made it a division. In June 2009 Tundra and SLE were acquired by Integrated Device Technology (IDT) for approximately $105 million.

Mitsubishi Electric & Electronics USA projects big things in the US. The subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric makes and markets a diverse line of consumer, commercial, and industrial electronics products. Mitsubishi Electric US's product lines include automation equipment (motion controllers, servo systems, and uninterruptible power supplies), automotive (electrical components), elevators and escalators, heating and air conditioning (air purifiers and compressors), home theater (audio-video systems and stadium displays), power products (air-, hydrogen-, and water-cooled generators, along with photovoltaic solar cells), semiconductors, and wireless communications devices.

Shepherd Electric Supply is the oldest independent wholesale electrical distributor in the Baltimore/Washington area. Ernest J. Fluharty and Henry A. Shepherd founded Shepherd Electric in 1892. At the onset, company sales generally involved dry cell batteries and other related items. Due to the giant surge in the use of electricity in the 1900's, Shepherd's business grew rapidly. At first, there was more emphasis on industrial products; however, over the last thirty years, there has been a shift to the commercial construction market. Shepherd Electric has moved four times for expansion and currently has four locations. The company is built around exceptional service and a very large inventory.

EG Systems, LLC company's lineup aims to discover flaws and thereby improve the efficiency and output of its customers' wafer fabrication facilities. EG automated probers check semiconductor wafers for defects before the wafers are separated and packaged as individual chips. The company also supplies test handling systems for quality assurance during the final stages of chip production. Software to improve chip production yields is offered, too. More than half of EG's sales are from overseas. Formerly Electroglas, the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief in mid 2009 and reemerged in the fall.

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