Cooligy makes components and subsystems used to cool computer chips. As chips get smaller and faster, they also get much hotter; Cooligy touts its technology, which is used in some Apple computers, as providing better cooling in a smaller package when compared with traditional cooling methods. Smaller packaging means a larger competitive edge. The company was founded in 2002 and uses packaging technology developed at Stanford University. Emerson Network Power, a division of Emerson Electric, acquired Cooligy in 2005. Cooligy's investors included Granite Ventures, H.I.G. Ventures, Mayfield Fund, and Mohr, Davidow Ventures.

TTI was founded in 1971 and is based in Fort Worth, Texas. TTI, Inc. distributes passive, interconnect, and electromechanical components for industrial, military, aerospace, and consumer electronic manufacturers. It offers cable management products, resistors, capacitors, connectors, circuit protection products, filters, magnetics, pots and trimmers, relays, sensors and encoders, sound devices, and switches. The company also offers timing devices, potentiometers, wires and cables, wire management products, identification products, application tools, and electromechanical devices, as well as a range of passives and interconnect line card. In addition, it provides packaging, labeling, marking, lead preparation, documentation, connector, and other component value-added services; a range of products and services that assist customers in managing their supply chain online and in real time; extranet services; and passive and electromechanical technology and market information online. It has locations in North America, Europe, and Asia.

Concord Idea was established in 1987 as a distributor of electronic components, and later branched out into the memory module business. Concord Idea Corp. company designs and manufactures various kinds of PC memory modules -- including SDRAM, DDR DRAM, and Rambus-based variants -- which it markets under the SyncMAX and SyncPRO brands. In addition, Concord Idea offers engineering services, through which it designs printed circuit board (PCB) layouts and integrates memory components into larger systems. Elpida Memory, one of the world's largest manufacturers of memory devices, is a supplier to the company.

Jaco Electronics, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, distributes active and passive electronic components used in the manufacture and assembly of electronic products to various industrial original equipment manufacturers. Its active products comprise a range of semiconductors, including transistors, diodes, memory devices, microprocessors, micro controllers, other integrated circuits, active matrix displays, and various board-level products; and passive products include capacitors, resistors, and electromechanical devices, such as power supplies, relays, switches, connectors, and printer heads. The companys products are used in the manufacture and assembly of a range of electronic products, including telecommunications equipment, medical devices and instrumentation, military/aerospace systems, voting and gaming machines, computers and office equipment, industrial equipment and controls, automotive electronics, and home entertainment and other consumer electronics. Jaco Electronics also provides flat panel display, and supporting technology products and services. It has operations in western Europe, Canada, Mexico, and the Far East. The company serves a range of customers in computer, computer-related, telecommunications, data transmission, defense, aerospace, and medical equipment industries.

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.

Micronic Laser Systems AB engages in the development, manufacture, and marketing of a series of laser pattern generators for the production of photo-masks, a principal component of the microlithography process in Sweden. Its product line includes semiconductor, display, and electronic packaging products. In the semiconductor market, the company operates as a supplier that offers the market a whole new technology for producing semiconductor chips. Markets The primary markets for the company’s laser pattern generators are the display and semiconductor industries; and Multi Purpose systems. The company’s major geographic markets include China, Taiwan, South Korea, the U.S. and Japan. Products The Company manufactures systems that are used in the production of advanced photo-masks for flat panel displays (the lrs product series), semiconductor applications (the Sigma and Omega product series), and electronic packaging (the mp product series). The product offering also includes metrology systems for display photo-masks (the mms product series). Pattern generators for display photo-masks LRS series All of the systems in the LRS series are used to produce advanced photo-masks for flat panel displays, primarily for the manufacture of tft-lcds. The LRS - 11000-tft3 provides twice the resolution of Micronic’s earlier generation tft pattern generator, the LRS11000- tft2. The lrs11000-tft2 is also used for tft-lcd and color filter photomasks. The LRS15000 series has a larger stage, 1,300 x 1,500 mm, which is approximately sufficient for generation 7 tft-lcd photo-masks. The lrs15000- tft2 is used primarily to produce photo-masks for lcd-tvs, while the lrs15000-tft3 is designed for the most advanced tft-lcd photo-masks. Metrology systems for TFT-LCD photo-masks MMS15000 The MMS15000 system is used to verify pattern placement accuracy on area tft-lcd photo-masks. The system has a registration measurement accuracy of better than 100 nanometers and is capable of performing measurements on photo-masks as 1,300 x 1,500 mm. Pattern generators for semiconductor photo-masks Sigma7300 The Sigma7300 is a duv (Deep Ultra Violet) optical pattern generator based on spatial light modulator (slm) technology, and offers a combination of high resolution and short write time.

Generac has earned a reputation as the company home and business owners turn to when the power goes out. The first to engineer affordable home standby generators, along with the first engine developed specifically for the rigors of generator use, we now sell more home standby generators than all of our competitors combined. We then revolutionized the commercial market with the first cost effective product line meeting the needs of small and mid-sized businesses. Unlike other generator manufacturers, power generation is our sole focus, with the widest range of power products in the marketplace including portable, RV, residential, commercial and industrial generators. At Generac, we protect the things that power your life by providing quality, affordable power solutions.

Firan Technology Group (FTG) is all fired up about making high-reliability electronic components for critical applications in military and aerospace equipment. The company's FTG Circuits unit makes complex printed circuit boards from advanced materials; these components are used in applications such as avionics that call for high reliability. FTG Circuits also offers related manufacturing services. Meanwhile, the company makes luminescent cockpit display panels and keyboards through its FTG Aerospace division. In late 2007 the company bought the assets of Filtran Microcircuits from Merrimac Industries for about C$1.8 million.

TeligentEMS was established in 2002 by president and CEO Chris Eldred, who purchased the assets of another company. TeligentEMS provides electronics manufacturing services, including mechanical, electronic, and system-level assembly. Specialized services include prototyping, new product introduction, material procurement, supply chain management, printed circuit board assembly, in-circuit board testing, functional board testing, final system box build, depot repair, order fulfillment services, printed circuit board development, and functional test development.

Fromm Electric Supply distributes electrical supplies along with a mix of motors, drives, and factory automation equipment from major makers Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation, OSRAM SYLVANIA, and Thomas & Betts. The company, which operates nine locations across Pennsylvania, offers factory automation engineering services, energy management audits, even safety training. It attracts equipment manufacturers and technicians, electrical and specialty contractors, and commercial and institutional businesses. In addition, the company operates Lighting & Appliance Design Center showrooms at three of its locations.

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