Linear ASICs helps embedded, IoT, and consumer-electronics companies turn discrete designs into application-specific integrated circuits, with a particular focus on analog and mixed-signal engineering. Based in Tallmadge, Ohio, the firm works with clients from system architecture and circuit optimization through ASIC development and high-volume production and test.
LinTech Electronics, LLCLinTech Electronics is a Cincinnati-based custom designer and manufacturer of electronic control products for industrial customers, taking projects from system and circuit design through software, printed-circuit work and final assembly. Formed to integrate today’s electronics into next-generation products, the company provides engineering and manufacturing support on a per-project or per-hour basis, including preproduction prototypes and production assemblies.CINCINNATI, OH
Henway TechnologiesFrom circuit diagram to tested board, Henway Technologies designs, develops firmware for, and manufactures custom electronics in Hudson, Ohio. Its U.S. team works under one roof, making it especially suited to projects that combine hardware, embedded software, and low- to mid-volume production—including compact motor-control products and legacy-board redesigns. Owner Roy Stevens often starts the conversation, helping customers turn incomplete files, old products, or production problems into buildable electronics.HUDSON, OH
SenseICsSenseICs is a Columbus small business co-founded by Ohio State-trained engineers Ramy Tantawy and Shane Smith, whose combined backgrounds span industry and university research. The fabless semiconductor company develops custom integrated circuits and microelectronics for mission-critical government and commercial systems, with particular depth in advanced imaging and trusted hardware. Its partnership with The Ohio State University keeps the company closely connected to local electronics research.COLUMBUS, OH
Western Reserve Controls, Inc. (WRC Akron)Since 1991, Western Reserve Controls has designed and manufactured custom embedded-control, I/O and network-communications electronics for OEMs, taking products from concept and prototype through production in Akron. Its distinctive strength is combining engineering, firmware and hardware development with in-house electronics manufacturing and long-term support, including legacy-product sustaining work. WRC’s U.S.-made products come from an 11,000-square-foot Akron facility serving aerospace and industrial automation customers.AKRON, OH