2. E&I Mission Statement To provide value to our customers, employees, shareholders, suppliers and our community by ensuring that our transactions and interactions are carried out in accordance with the highest levels of ethics, respect and integrity.

3. A Little History ENI was founded in 1969 –when General Dynamics relocated and left Rochester In 1982 it was purchased by Emerson Electric In 1989 it merged with Astec PLC In 1999 it was re-purchased by Emerson In 2002 it was sold to MKS Instruments –Amplifier production ceased E&I was founded in 2003 –incorporated on 16 th of March 2004

4. Why We Are Here ENI, the former industry leader, ceased production of linear RF amplifiers. The Problem The Solution Electronics & Innovation – The new E&I

5. Vision To be known by our customers as the world’s best supplier of reliable and robust RF Power Products, delivered with unparalleled customer support.

6. Management Team Tony Harris: President Former VP Engineering ENI, over 20 years experience in RF industry John Andrews: VP Operations Former Program Manager ENI, experience in Manufacturing and Engineering Hisami (Sam) Nishio: VP Asian Operations Former President of ENI Japan, grew the company to $39M Jeff Kopalek: Service Manager Over 15 years experience design of RF power amplifiers Karen Lewis: Purchasing & Planning Manager Over 19 years experience Eastman Chemical

7. Products

8. E&I’s Product Architecture RF Section AC Input RF Input Display Sensor Switch Mode Power Supply The main attributes that vary over our product line are power and frequency. We have developed a modular architecture, which facilitates proven reliability of modules.

9. Manufacturing Products are assembled and 100% tested at our manufacturing facility in Rochester, NY.

10. Final Assembly Inspection

11. QA &Testing All products 100% burn in prior to shipment

12. E&I Services and Supports All Major Markets We are a world wide company –44 % of sales in Americas –27 % of sales in Europe –25 % of sales in Asia –4 % of sales in Australasia FY 2010 Data

15. Ultrasonics Cleaning Ablatement Processing Imaging NDT

16. NMR/ESR Spectroscopy Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Pulse Interface RF Unit High Power Transmitter Phase Sensitive Receiver Transient Recorder Computer Probe

17. Electromagnetic Compatibility Testing Models: 240L, 2100L, 550L, 5100L, 601L, 603L Radio frequency interference can generate undesirable responses to almost any type of electronic equipment. Radiated susceptibility is a term used to describe the undesired response of electronic equipment to an externally applied RF field.

18. Particle Accelerators The particle accelerator is a device used for accelerating charged particles such as protons, electrons or heavy ions to high velocities, using RF energy. Where do the E&I amplifiers enter this picture? The RF energy required to actuate the particles in the successive magnetic fields is derived from a series of high power RF amplifiers. The final stage of each amplifier is a high power vacuum tube unit. The drive amplifier for this final stage can be supplied by E&I. Gold Atom being smashed

19. Plasma Source RF energy is used to ignite and maintain plasma. Plasmas are used in the etching and depositing of thin films on semiconductor or CD and DVDs. Applicable Models –A150 / A300 –Some experimental work is done at higher frequencies.