JEOL USA company distributes analytical instruments, electron optics, and semiconductor production equipment. JEOL's products include electron microscopes, mass spectrometers, sample preparation equipment, and silicon wafer inspection equipment. JEOL USA was founded as the US sales arm of Japan-based scientific instrument maker JEOL Ltd. in 1962. JEOL USA provides sales and support of JEOL products throughout the Americas. Researchers at Boston College, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, MIT, the University of Alberta, The University of Southern California, and Wesleyan University, among other institutions, use JEOL equipment.

Dominion Electric Supply distributes electrical products and supplies through nine divisions: commercial lighting, data, electric heat and sensor cable, facility and energy management, government sales, materials, residential lighting, switchgear, and counter sales. Its customers include commercial, government, and retail clients in and around Washington, DC. Dominion Electric has eight locations in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia.

American Megatrends Inc. (AMI) creates and manufactures key hardware and software solutions for the global computer marketplace, providing the highest quality and compatibility necessary to build today’s advanced computing systems. Established by S. Shankar in 1985, AMI’s mission is to design state-of-the-art computer solutions and develop advanced technology for the best computing solutions in the world. Today, AMI is the world’s largest BIOS firmware vendor, with AMIBIOS® deployed in more than 65% of all computers worldwide.AMI's extensive product line includes StorTrends® IP Storage Area Network (IP-SAN) and Network Attached Storage (NAS) solutions, Aptio™ and AMIBIOS® system software and firmware, MegaRAC® remote management software and PCI/OPMA hardware, motherboards, backplanes, diagnostic utilities, and engineering services. With these product groups, AMI is uniquely positioned to provide all of the fundamental components necessary to offer complete system performance, manageability, and availability for today's enterprise computing requirements. AMI is the only company in the industry today offering all of these core technologies.

Pixelplus Co., Ltd. is engaged in designing, developing and marketing complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) image sensors for use in mobile camera phones and other applications, such as personal computers (PC) cameras and security and surveillance systems. The Company’s image sensors are used to capture and convert images into digital signals for display or transmission. The Company focuses on creating design technologies to develop and market image sensors with sharp, colorful, image quality, size efficiency and low power consumption, while outsourcing its manufacturing, testing and assembly requirements to independent companies.

Tower Semiconductor Ltd. was founded in 1993 and is based in Migdal Haemek, Israel. Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (Tower Semiconductor) is a pure-play independent specialty wafer foundry. It manufactures integrated circuits with geometries ranging from 1.0 to 0.13- micron. Through access to the process portfolio of its wholly owned subsidiary, Jazz Semiconductor (Jazz), it offers radio frequency complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (RF CMOS), analog CMOS, silicon, silicon germanium (SiGe) BiCMOS, SiGe C-BiCMOS, power CMOS, and high voltage CMOS. Tower Semiconductor maintains two manufacturing facilities in Israel with access to Jazz fab in the United States, and manufacturing capacity in China through Jazz’s partnerships with ASMC and HHNEC. Tower Semiconductor also provides complementary technical services and design support. In addition to digital CMOS process technology, it offers mixed-signal and RF-CMOS, power management, CMOS image-sensor, and non-volatile memory technologies.

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.

MOSAID Technologies Incorporated engages in the licensing of patented semiconductor and telecommunications intellectual property (IP), complemented by the development of memory and other technologies. The company has right to license approximately 50 patents and foreign counterparts relating to digital signal processors (DSPs), reduced instruction set computer (RISC) processors, microprocessors, microcontrollers, application specific integrated circuits (ASICs), application specific standard products (ASSPs), field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), and semiconductor memory and processing technologies. The company also owns a portfolio of 400 patents relating to DRAM, Flash memory and semiconductor process technology. It also owns patents relate to technologies, including power over Ethernet (PoE), voice over Internet protocol (VoIP), IP private branch exchanges (IP-PBXs), wireless access points (WAP), IP digital subscriber line access multiplexers (IP-DSLAMs), cable modems, and asynchronous DSL (ADSL) modems. Licensing Programs The company has two major licensing programs, including the semiconductor licensing program and the telecommunications licensing program. The semiconductor licensing program focuses on licensing its memory patent portfolio, which includes patents related primarily to DRAM, Flash memory and PSRAM, and its microcomponents patent portfolio. The telecommunications licensing program focuses on licensing the company’s wireless patent portfolio, and on licensing the communications portfolio. As of April 30, 2008, the company had granted 33 patent licenses to companies headquartered in Asia, Europe and North America. The company, under its semiconductor licensing program, licenses to the DRAM market. It has signed a license agreement with Etron Technology, Inc., a DRAM vendor based in Taiwan. Under its telecommunications licensing program, it granted wireless patents to Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (Panasonic). Panasonic was granted a six-and-a-half year license under its patents for its Wi-Fi, WiMAX and Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA)-enabled notebook personal computers (PCs) and other products sold globally, with the exception of mobile handsets.

Triana Industries defies the three strikes you're out odds in sports and manufacturing. Since its founding in 1972, it has transitioned from assembling telecommunications devices, to computer boards, to making wire harnesses, cable assemblies, and electromechanical components, largely for Chrysler. In 2007, the company took a hit from overseas rivals of auto wiring harnesses. Triana slashed its workforce by 85% and put its weight behind its metal and steel fabrication division. Its client roster has included Navistar (formerly International Truck and Engine), North American Bus Industries, and United Technologies. CEO Ralph Malone, former NFL lineman and son of the late founder George Malone, owns the company.

Electrocomponents company's group of RS Components subsidiaries sells some 450,000 electronic, electrical, mechanical, and health and safety components, products, and tools. Through its well-known "RS Components" and "Radiospares" catalogs and CD-ROMs, dozens of Web sites, and trade counters (which offer free technical help), Electrocomponents reaches more than 1.6 million engineers and other customers worldwide. The company also offers same-day order processing, account management, and customized delivery services.

TDK Corporation ompany actually records most of its sales from the sale of manufactured electronic materials and components. The company, which pioneered the use of the magnetic substance ferrite in the 1930s, is a major supplier of such products as ferrite magnets, transformer and inductor cores, and multilayer chip capacitors. Other components include voltage-controlled oscillators, noise reduction filters, and magnetic recording heads used inside computer disk drives. TDK gets more than 70% of its sales outside of Japan. Late in 2008 the company acquired EPCOS, a leading rival in passive components, for about E1.2 billion (around $1.9 billion) in cash.

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