Established in 1974, Hytek went public in 1983 and was acquired by Natel Engineering in 2005. Hytek Microsystems makes microelectronic circuits. The company specializes in thick-film hybrid circuits. "Thick-film" refers to the procedure for printing circuits on a ceramic substrate, "hybrid" to the fact that they comprise smaller components such as semiconductors. Hytek's custom products and standard circuits are used in medical devices, communication and satellite systems, oil exploration equipment, and military and industrial electronics. Other products include delay lines, thermoelectric cooler controllers, and laser diode drivers.

Arrow Asia Pac oversees the operations of global electronics distribution leader Arrow Electronics in the Asia/Pacific region; it represents 15% of the parent's sales. The unit's operations -- including sales offices, distribution centers, and warehouses -- are spread across a dozen countries, from India to New Zealand. It distributes semiconductors, passive components, electromechanical devices, and connectors from more than 200 suppliers to OEMs and contract manufacturers. Arrow Asia Pac also provides services, such as component design, product support, supply chain management, and training.

Cembre S.p.A. company rates as one of the largest makers in Europe of electrical connectors, such as rail-bonding contacts and terminal blocks (devices that distribute power and protect circuits from overloads) for low, medium, and high-voltage applications. The company also makes custom assemblies and installation tools, as well as crimping and cutting tools, drills, and drilling machines. Cembre operates subsidiaries in France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Spain, the UK, and the US. Cembre has R&D operations at its Italian plant for developing new products for industrial and civil applications.

SUMCO CORPORATION is a Japan-based manufacturing company that is mainly engaged in the high-purity silicon business. The Company operates through two business divisions. The Semiconductor Silicon Wafer division manufactures and sells various silicon wafers for semiconductors, including polished wafers, epitaxial wafers and special wafers. The Others division, through its subsidiaries, manufactures silicon wafers for solar batteries, and manufactures and sells high-purity quartz crucibles. The Company has nine domestic subsidiaries, as well as 15 overseas subsidiaries in the United States, the United Kingdom, Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan and Korea.

Mindspeed Technologies, Inc. company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Newport Beach, California. Mindspeed Technologies, Inc. (Mindspeed) designs, develops and sells semiconductor solutions for communications applications in the wireline and wireless network infrastructure. Its products are classified into three focused product families: multiservice access, high-performance analog and wide area networking communications. Multiservice access products include multi-core digital signal processor (DSP) system-on-a-chip (SoC) products for carrier-class, triple-play edge gateways, metro trunking gateways and other voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) and multi-play service platforms in the carrier infrastructure. The products are used in customer-premises equipment (CPE) gateways and other equipment that carriers are deploying in order to deliver voice, data and video services to residential subscribers. High performance analog products include equalization and signal-conditioning solutions for fiber access networks, including Ethernet passive optical networking (EPON) equipment.

Naprotek, Inc. company provides a range of printed circuit board (PCB) engineering and contract manufacturing services to electronics makers. Engineering services include circuit design, material and component sourcing, and PCB layout, while manufacturing operations include low volume PCB production, ball-grid array assembly and rework, and box build assembly services. Naprotek also offers prototype assembly, testing, and product upgrades and repair services. Customers have included Cisco Systems, IBM, Intel, and Tellabs.

Interconnect Devices, Inc. was founded in 1979 and is based in Kansas City, Kansas. Interconnect Devices, Inc. designs and manufactures spring contact probes, test sockets, and custom interconnect solutions. It provides spring-loaded probes, contacts and custom connectors, and off-the-shelf and custom solutions, as well as tester/probe card and complex interfaces. The company also offers in-circuit probes and receptacles, tri needle probes, interface probes, rotator probes, interface pins, general purpose probes and receptacles, double ended receptacles, high current receptacles, high current probes, semiconductor probes, battery contacts, switch probes, thermocouple probes, Kelvin probes, and coax probes. It serves medical, aerospace, military, semiconductor, automated test equipment, automotive, telecommunications, and portable electronics markets.

Alps Electric makes a wide array of electronic components, including connectors, sensors, switches, magnetic heads, and potentiometers. The company also makes peripheral products (color LCDs, printers, remote controls); automotive electronics (keyless entry systems, steering switches); and communications components (optical modules, transceivers, tuners for satellite systems and televisions).

Netlist, Inc., designs, manufactures and sells memory subsystems primarily for the server, high-performance computing and communications markets. The Company’s memory subsystems consist of dynamic random access memory integrated circuits (DRAM ICs), NAND flash memory (NAND) and other components assembled on a printed circuit board (PCB). The Company also design custom semiconductor logic devices which are integrated into its memory subsystems. Net sales to the two customers: Dell and Hewlett Packard, represented approximately 90% of the Company’s net sales during the fiscal year ended January 3, 2009 (fiscal 2008). Net sales to some of its original equipment manufacturer (OEM) customers include memory modules that are qualified by Netlist, Inc. directly with the OEM customer and sold to electronic manufacturing services providers (EMSs), for incorporation into products manufactured exclusively for the OEM customer.

Ryosan distributes semiconductors, as well as electronic components, IT products, and semiconductor fabrication equipment, on behalf of companies including Elpida Memory, Macronix International, NEC Electronics, and NXP. Semiconductors and electronic components, such as condensers and transformers, make up the bulk of company revenues. The company also manufactures heat sinks and other products of its own design. Ryosan gets about 70% of its sales from Japan and much of the rest comes from elsewhere in Asia.

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