Jenoptik now focuses on some very specific markets. With the sale of M&W Zander, which made up the company's Clean Systems Technologies unit (and the majority of its sales at one time), Jenoptik reorganized into three segments -- Lasers and Optical Systems, Metrology, and Defense & Civil Systems -- and five product divisions under those segments. Users of the company's offerings include chip makers, such as IBM, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, and Texas Instruments, as well as chip equipment manufacturers, including ASML. Jenoptik gets more than half of its sales outside Germany.

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.

Douglas Battery makes electricity possible in places where wires would be inconvenient. The company's products include motive power and stationary batteries for forklifts, wheelchairs, portable medical equipment, and even Arctic-condition backup power supplies. Its stationary racking system stacks batteries safely. Pushed by rising costs for fuel and steel and overseas competition, Douglas Battery sold its auto division to rival East Penn Manufacturing in 2005. In early 2010 the company sold its remaining industrial batteries business to EnerSys.

Turbo Power Systems (formerly Turbo Genset) gets electric users off the grid. Turbo Power makes direct drive permanent magnet-based motors and generators used to supply power, as well as high-voltage power supplies, converters, inverters, and motor drives. Its high-speed alternators can be used either as a generator or, when supplied with electrical power, as a motor. Turbo Power sells to OEMs, systems integrators, and end-users in the energy, industrial, transport, and defense sectors. Customers include Bombardier's transportation division and Eaton's aerospace unit. Turbo Power also makes hybrid electric turbochargers for diesel rail engines through a joint venture with General Electric.

Fieldpiece narrowed its focus to serve the HVAC/R industry exclusively. Product features inspired by real world use, coupled with the versatility of modular expandability, make Fieldpiece Instruments the leading choice of HVAC/R field technicians. Innovation fuels product development at Fieldpiece and the company’s original mission holds true to this day: To provide the best professional-grade instruments for HVAC/R field service.

Endicott Interconnect Technologies, Inc. (EI) is a world class supplier of electronic interconnect solutions and electro/mechanical equipment. As a successor to IBM’s microelectronics division in Endicott, NY, we have over 45 years of experience in providing microelectronics solutions and we bring to market a unique mix of leading edge technology and technical know-how to provide customers with a time-to-market advantage.Endicott are expert in the fabrication and assembly of complex printed circuit boards, advanced flip chip and wire bond semiconductor packaging and precision equipment manufacturing and integration. We also provide services that complement these offerings; design and layout, thermal, electrical and mechanical modeling, reliability and environmental testing and physical analysis. Our solutions deliver leading edge technology and best-in-class quality, performance and reliability and are available at any stage of the product life cycle. While uncommon, this offers our clients perfect and seamless extendibility from prototype, preproduction and production phases without the headache of shifting facilities, processes and support personnel.EI product lines support the needs of the defense & aerospace, communications & computing, semiconductor, advanced test equipment, and medical markets where highly reliable products built in robust manufacturing operations are critical to success.

Plastic Logic's Mission is to lead a revolution in the way people acquire, organize and consume information. We are using our proprietary technology leadership in plastic electronics to create a range of products enabling immediate information access, organization and consumption.Photonic Products are a dynamic, fast-growing entrepreneurial company. Photonic Products are seeking qualified professionals who want to join our teams in Cambridge, U.K., Dresden, Germany; and Mountain View, California. Plastic Logic has raised over $200M in financing from top-tier venture funding sources in Asia, Europe and the U.S. We are using the funds to complete product development in U.K. and the USA, build a specialized, scalable production facility in Germany and build our go-to-market teams.

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.

Inventec company provides contract manufacturing services for global electronics companies. It produces notebook and desktop computers and offers aftermarket warranty services. The company also designs and produces calculators, modems, portable computing and media devices, wireless telephone handsets, and other gadgets. Inventec's customers include Acer, Apple (for which it makes iPods), Hewlett-Packard (over 40% of sales), and Toshiba (over 30%).

President Oscar Torres, Jr., son of the company founder, owns Torres Electrical Supply, which was founded in 1971. Oscar Torres Sr. died in 1992; his son has been working at the company since 1976. Torres Electrical has two locations on the Atlantic coast of Florida. Supply and demand is what Torres Electrical Supply is all about. Torres Electrical Supply Company, Inc. distributes electrical supplies and industrial products made by manufacturers such as Cooper Bussmann, Gardner Bender, Littelfuse, OSRAM SYLVANIA, Thomas & Betts, and Yuasa. Customers include contractors, industry, and consumers.

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