Molex Incorporated manufactures and sells electronic components worldwide. The company offers micro-miniature connectors, SIM card sockets, keypads, electromechanical subassemblies, and internal antennas and subsystems for telecommunications market; and power, optical, and signal connectors and cables for end-to-end data transfer, linking disk drives, controllers, servers, switches, and storage enclosures for data products market. It also provides interconnects used in air bag and seatbelts, tire pressure monitoring systems and powertrain, and window and temperature controls; and designs and manufactures connectors for home and portable audio, digital still and video cameras, DVD players, and recorders, as well as devices that combine multiple functions for automotive market. In addition, the company manufactures cables, backplanes, power connectors, and integrated products that are found in various products, such as electronic weighing stations, and industrial microscopes and vision systems, as well as provides connectors and custom integrated systems for diagnostic and therapeutic equipment used in hospitals, including x-ray, magnetic resonance imaging, and dialysis machines. Further, it provides manufacturing services to integrate specific components into a customers product. The company sells its products to original equipment manufacturers, contract manufacturers, and distributors.

Curtis Instruments makes timers, counters, solid-state gages, voltage converters, and motor speed controllers for battery-powered vehicles and equipment. The company was founded in 1960 by Edward Marwell and Curtis Beusman. Curtis supplied elapsed-time indicators for the Lunar Modules that landed on the moon in the Apollo spacecraft missions and gages for the Lunar Roving Vehicles. Using expertise gained from going to the moon, the company developed a solid-state battery gage with circuitry to prevent deep discharge in 1975.

Kyocera America, Inc. designs, manufactures, and assembles microelectronic packaging solutions and optoelectronic components for the telecommunications, wireless, optoelectronic, semiconductor, and specialty products markets. It produces ceramic packages that house semiconductors and other electronics, such as microwave and radio-frequency devices. Kyocera America also distributes industrial ceramics and consumer related products, such as solar energy systems, ceramic knives, ceramic scissors, and ceramic-tipped ballpoint pens. The company’s products are used in a range of applications, including personal computers and workstations, as well as handsets, base stations, and other telecommunications equipment. Its services include package design, assembly, and testing. The company also provides nickel, gold, copper, and tin-lead plating services. Kyocera America, Inc. was founded in 1987 and is based in San Diego, California. Kyocera America, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Kyocera International, Inc.

B.O.S. Better Online Solutions Ltd. (NASDAQ: BOSC) is a leading provider of RFID and Supply Chain solutions to global enterprises. BOS' RFID and supply chain offerings are helping over 2,000 customers worldwide improve the efficiency of enterprise logistics and organizational monitoring and control. With BOSolutions, companies are enhancing the automation of various aspects of their supply chain, improving asset tracking, and managing real-time business data, all crucial to improving margins in today's competitive marketplace.BOS' RFID and mobile division offers both turnkey integration services as well as stand-alone products, including best-of-breed RFID and AIDC hardware and communications equipment, BOS middleware, and industry-specific software applications. The company's supply chain divisions provide RFID and electronic components consolidation services to the aerospace, defense, medical, telecommunications industries as well as to enterprise customers worldwide.BOS is committed to being the global partner-of-choice for enterprises that seek increased automation and improved organizational control in order to gain an edge in their markets. The company's customers represent a cross section of industry leaders including Volvo, Boeing, Dassault, Coca-Cola, Office Depot, DHL, Teva, Panasonic, Israel Aircraft Industries and many others.BOS is headquartered in Israel, and is the parent company of BOS Supply Chain Solutions (Summit) Corp. based in Teaneck, NJ USA, BOS - Dimex Ltd. (Israel), and BOS Odem Technologies (Israel). BOSolutions are known under the brands: ODEM, ODEMnet, RubiTech, Dimex, Dimex Hagalil, SummitRadio, SummitAviation, BOSwine, BOSerial, BOStock and BOServer.BOS' RFID and Mobile Solutions division has been a leading provider of Automatic Data Collection (AIDC) solutions in the Israeli market for over 25 years. It works with customers from the civil aerospace, defense, medical, livestock, retail and municipal markets providing turnkey RFID and mobile solutions. The division also represents some of the leading RFID and data collecting vendors in the world, including Symbol, Intermec Technologies, Zebra, Dlog, Microscan, and Scantron, among others. In addition, it offers RFID and bar-code readers and printing solutions for production lines.

CEVA, Inc. was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in San Jose, California. CEVA, Inc. (CEVA) is a licensor of silicon intellectual property (SIP) primarily for the handsets, portable multimedia and consumer electronics markets. CEVA licenses a portfolio of digital signal processor (DSP) cores, subsystems and platforms to semiconductor and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) companies worldwide, which include a family of programmable DSP cores; DSP-based subsystems, and a portfolio of application-specific platforms, including video, audio, voice over Internet protocols (VoIP), Bluetooth and Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA). CEVA addresses the requirements of the handsets, portable multimedia and home entertainment markets by designing and licensing programmable DSP cores, DSP-based subsystems, application-specific platforms and a range of software components.

Akustica lets your cell phone tell you it feels used. The fabless semiconductor company develops audio system-on-a-chip products used in sound capture and reproduction for automotive, cell phone, computer, imaging, and medical applications. Its Sensory Silicon chips -- based on MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) technology licensed from Carnegie Mellon University -- allow electronic devices to hear, speak, and sense through acoustic membranes and other sensor structures. The company touts its digital microphones as immune to radio-frequency and electromagnetic interference, an important consideration as wireless communications products proliferate. Bosch's North American unit acquired Akustica in 2009.

AEE Solar, The company is a wholesale distributor of renewable energy systems and equipment serving integrators and installers, retail dealers and resellers, government and industrial users, and OEMs around the world. The company sells products to help customers design, install, upgrade, and maintain renewable energy power systems, including solar, wind, and micro-hydroelectric setups. AEE Solar's inventory includes equipment for residential, commercial, industrial, mobile, and specialty applications. Investment group Mainstream Energy owns 80% of the company.

Intel Corporation company was founded in 1968 and is based in Santa Clara, California. Intel Corporation designs, manufactures, and sells integrated circuits for computing and communications industries worldwide. It offers microprocessor products used in desktops, nettops, workstations, servers, embedded products, communications products, notebooks, netbooks, mobile Internet devices, and consumer electronics, as well as in embedded designs, such as industrial equipment, point-of-sale systems, panel PCs, automotive information/entertainment systems, and medical equipment. The company also provides chipset products that send data between the microprocessor and input, display, and storage devices, such as keyboard, mouse, monitor, hard drive, and CD or DVD drives; motherboards that has connectors for attaching devices to the bus, and contains the CPU, chipset, memory, and other components used in the desktop, workstation, and server platforms; wired and wireless connectivity products, including network adapters and embedded wireless cards used to translate and transmit data across networks; NAND flash memory products primarily used in digital audio players, memory cards, and system-level applications, such as solid-state drives; communications infrastructure products, including network processors and communications boards; and network and server storage products, as well as software products and services that enable and advance the computing ecosystem. In addition, it offers platforms that include a microprocessor, chipset, and enabling software to incorporate various components and technologies. Intel sells its products primarily to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, PC and network communications products users, and other manufacturers of industrial and communications equipment. It has a strategic collaboration agreement with Infraware Inc., ChileCompra and Rasilient Systems Inc., and KCM Holdings Corporation.

Davis Instruments has been one of the world’s leading sources of test, measurement, and control instruments worldwide since 1865. Through decades of experience in the instrumentation field, we have developed innovative technological expertise in providing service and support for business and industry. As technological demands have increased, so have our capabilities, expanding into such industrial spheres as power and utilities, petrochemicals, aerospace and electronics production, field services, and construction.

California Micro Devices Corporation (CMD) specializes in integrated passive devices (IPDs), including application-specific and customized models. IPDs are integrated circuits that combine passive components, such as capacitors and resistors, with active semiconductors. CMD makes analog and mixed-signal semiconductors, such as operational amplifiers, power management devices, and telecommunications transceivers. Its products are used in electronic gear, including wireless phones, PCs, and medical devices. Among its top clients are Motorola, Philips, Samsung Electronics, and Sony. ON Semiconductor announced plans in December 2009 to acquire CMD for $108 million.

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