EMP Shield is dedicated to providing tested and proven products. Our products also provide some of the world’s most advanced power surge, lightning, and CME [coronal mass ejection] protection, defending electronics in nanoseconds. In fact, not only are we the only product on the market that can protect your valuable electronics from an EMP strike, but our products can withstand over 40x EMP strikes with ZERO degradation and have a lifetime warranty. The EMP Shield has been tested at the Keystone Compliance laboratory which is a federally approved and DOD testing facility. Our testing has shown the EMP Shield far surpasses all military EMP Protection device standards. We are passionate about proving just how capable our devices are. 

Our newest Guardian Series of products have been purposefully designed to protect the US Critical Infrastructure, including government & military applications. Our primary goal is to fortify America against potential EMP and Power Surge threats, as they possess the capacity to paralyze our electrical infrastructure and communications and inflict severe devastation on our nation. Given the dangers of EMP and Power Surge threats, EMP Shield will continue to support the Department of Homeland Security to raise awareness about the threats and the importance of protecting America.

KPN was created to address the fact that there are no measurably secure precision wafer processing facilities in the United States. Most US operators offer small-scale R&D services while larger industrial facilities are located primarily in Asia. KPN’s efforts will leverage industry expertise to tackle the numerous complexities associated with processing advanced materials.

KPN is constructing a 60,000 square foot measurably secure facility in Kansas. Our goals are to:

1. Provide a measurably secure US based facility,

2. Create high paying jobs in the United States,

3. Create workforce development programs,

4. Service legacy materials,

5. Service emerging technologies such as GaN and SiC,

6. Reinforce a secure supply chain for both national security demands and commercial needs.

KPN is a member of the Kansas Semiconductor Manufacturing Consortium (KSMC). KSMC offers the ability to leverage industry expertise and provides a framework to successfully scale our operations. We offer versatile dicing and backend processing solutions such as mechanical, laser, and plasma, to optimize die quality. We are partnering with local technical colleges and universities to create workforce development programs.

Power supplies built by PSUK are tested to determine quality and life cycle. Our customers are primarily from the defense arena, whether they be for primes or other subcontractors.

PSUK is a startup organization that is applying for funding through the Department of Commerce in the CHIPS Act of America. PSUK has determined there is a need for secure power supplies in the United States and has identified customers that will purchase specific power supplies for materials they are producing. PSUK sees the potential in secure electronics as being very favorable. Many government agencies wishing to create a secure supply of electronics will need measurably secure components, ensuring that the end product is completely American-made and a secure product.

PSUK is working with financial institutions for loans, with guarantees from state and federal governments, grants, and a multitude of investors.

PSUK chose Burlington in Coffey County, Kansas, to build the first manufacturing plant. Coffey County offers a rural location that is below the national average income and has amazing leadership from the Economic Development Director, who works with members of state government, including the state’s Department of Commerce. For this reason, among others, Coffey County makes a very good location that fits within the parameters of the CHIPS Act of America.

Coffey County offers ample land available at an affordable price and a nuclear plant in their county that can power a multitude of factories. PSUK is only one of six factories that will be built in Coffey County and will be part of a supply chain for an existing local company, however, in addition to supplying electronics for a multitude of companies across the United States that will be participating in secure microelectronics.

PSUK is owned and operated by American citizens that are patriotic by nature. The premise of this organization was to create companies that could produce needed components within the secure supply chain, and one of the products identified was power supplies.

PSUK are expected to build a $200 million facility that will eventually employ approximately 200 people. The wages will be above the national average and will offer an attractive benefits package. PSUK is and will continue to make efforts to recruit people from all walks of life. PSUK has been in contact with multiple minority licensed organizations and will be soliciting job applications from diverse backgrounds. The president of PSUK is Kathy Thacker. Many of our organization’s owners are either veterans or women.

PSUK will purchase more land than is initially needed but understands that expansion could very likely need to happen within a few years. For this reason, they will be building in a manner that is expandable, adjustable, andcan be utilized for other operations as well if needed. The initial primary customer of PSUK will be located on the campus where our manufacturing company is to be built. This will allow a single-hand delivery in the supply chain and will reduce the risk of involvement from any outside organizations. The building will be built in a manner that is security conscious and only allows specific employees and customers in specific areas.

PSUK will be breaking ground by the end of 2023. This is contingent upon receiving the grant from the Department of Commerce for the CHIPS Act of America. The state of Kansas has been very involved and has offered approximately $40 million in tax incentives to assist with our initial construction and production.

SRM has worked to gain investors and government-backed loans to be able to integrate this plant into the operations at the emerging regional cluster in Coffey County, Kansas.

SRM will build resistors, transistors, and diodes that are needed for microelectronics in the secure supply chain the United States is creating through the CHIPS for America Act. These are small components that are needed in nearly every electronic device created. It is our endeavor to create these products in a secure manner that will allow operations within the Department of Defense and other governmental departments and agencies without the concern of foriegn entities compromising the products.

Being a part of the secure supply chain is the imperative motivation for the owners and investors of SRM. Our hope is to be one of the members of a complete supply chain manufacturing operation within the United States. We have identified multiple resistors, transistors, and diodes that are needed in existing products in the Department of Defense. We will be expanding our production to meet the demand for security products including the sizes, the uses, and the provision of research and development to continue to expand our abilities and production for the uses of the departments and agencies needing our products.

SRM will employ approximately 25 people initially and up to 250 people when the plant is complete, and manufacturing is underway. We are currently looking for our needed workers and ensuring that all populations are included in this search. SRM is primarily owned by veterans and women, and we are dedicated to offering competitive wages and benefits to our employees.

Since nearly every system in use has some sort of capacitance device built into it, it is imperative that the United States has access to securely manufactured capacitors as a component of a secure supply chain.

SCL will build capacitors that will work with many existing items within the Department of Defense and many other organizations. SCL has a list of needed capacitors for existing products used by the Department of Defense and other agencies and departments. We will begin building those and expand to additional capacitors as well as doing research and development on new manners and uses of these devices.

Secure Capacitors will apply for funding through the CHIPS for America Act and the Department of Commerce. Multiple investors have been associated with the foundation of SCL, as well as government-backed loans and bonds.

Upon funding, Secure Capacitors will build a factory that will be expandable and will be secure in nature in the electronic industrial park in Burlington, Kansas. One of our initial customers is also located in the emerging regional cluster, which will allow us to have very few hands in the transition of components from one company to the other, that’s allowing us to have extended security on delivery.

We are excited about this opportunity to bring microelectronics back to the United States as part of our national security. Repatriating microelectronics is seen as a crucial part of our operations. We hope that through our endeavors and others participating in the CHIPS for America Act that we will be able to repatriate all components of the micro-electronics chain so all end components will be 100% created in the United States of America.

These circuit boards will primarily be used initially for Department of Defense purposes, however, they are planned for extensive and expanding purposes as the company grows within the secure supply chain.

Printed circuit boards are an essential part of nearly every electronic component that is made today. Being able to produce certified secure printed circuit boards will assist in creating the secure supply chain needed in the United States. The secure supply chain is incredibly important for security within our Department of Defense, the intelligence community, the Energy Department, and many other agencies and departments within the United States government and beyond.

Rusty Electronics has chosen to build its first manufacturing plant in Burlington, Coffey County, Kansas. This is part of a cluster of activities that are all working within the secure supply chain of microelectronics.

One of the primary customers of Rusty Electronics will be part of the industrial campus that is being created. Positive points of being located close to one another are the ability to hand products off directly to the customer and, therefore, lessen the number of hands on the components and allow total security measures on the equipment that is being delivered.

This is only one customer to whom we will be providing products; however, they are our first primary customer, and they are in a growing field. We see the growth in this field being exponential for the simple fact that many, if not all, government agencies should and will be using securely built components to ensure that our national security remains ours.

The organization creating this startup manufacturing plant is a group of patriotic American citizens who wish to see our microelectronics repatriated to the United States. We see this as an important and imperative component of this manufacturing endeavor.

Rusty Electronics will be applying for federal funds through the Department of Commerce that was supplied through the CHIPS for America Act that was passed In August of 2022. Additional funding will also be working with multiple banks and private investors and utilizing tax incentives offered by the State of Kansas and Coffey County, Kansas.

We are ecstatic about the support we have been provided by the State of Kansas and Coffey County. We look forward to our organized and cooperative efforts in being one of the leaders in this endeavor to secure the American supply chain in microelectronics.

With a keen focus on measurably secure operations, the facility will provide state-of-the-art technology and advanced manufacturing processes. Designed to support numerous customers and accommodate multiple production lines, TEM will ensure redundancy and efficient production. Spanning an impressive 120,000 square feet of foundry space, the facility will offer ample room for product line growth and expansion, as well as house an exceptionally well equipped metrology division. Designed from the start to offer fabless design firms access to a GaN foundry that can handle high mix, low volume power and RF products, TEM offers robust IP firewalls that reassure multiple customers that their device designs and process recipes remain well protected. Through its dedication to innovation and commitment to maintaining the highest security standards, Trusted Electronic Materials, LLC strives to be at the forefront of the semiconductor industry, providing trusted and reliable solutions to its valued customers.

The company’s primary focus lies in device design and structure, as well as the detailed preparation steps and recipes involved in device manufacturing. With an unwavering commitment to innovation, ADR looks to create and refine detailed manufacturing processes that serve as the foundation for high-performance, reliable electronic devices. By leveraging its extensive expertise and strategic partnerships, the company intends to be a multi-decadal leader in compound semiconductor technological advancements, providing valuable intellectual property solutions to the semiconductor industry and clients in a competitive market.

Specializing in the development and production of GaN-based RF products, FFD will offer a comprehensive line of cutting-edge solutions. Their products support applications in the rapidly evolving field of 6G architecture and security. As the world migrates to 6G, the end point device connectivity will explode from cell phones to the internet of things [IOT] to the wireless integration of building control systems [SCADA] – with each end point device requiring a GaN RF chip to operate. Additionally, this GaN RF technology is utilized in critical systems such as FAA radar for air traffic control and in space communications for robust and reliable data transmission. With a focus on innovation and commitment to delivering high-performance solutions in an IDM environment, FFD plans to revolutionize the RF industry and play a pivotal role in shaping the future of wireless communication and space technology.

With a focus on high-power applications, PPD will revolutionize the industry by delivering efficient and reliable power solutions, operating as an integrated design manufacturer [IDM]. Their expertise lies in powering devices in a variety of applications, including rapid electric vehicle (EV) chargers along interstates, cordless tool battery chargers, and rapid bricks for cell phones and laptops. Utilizing the unique properties of gallium nitride, PPD will provide power products that offer superior performance, faster charging times, and increased energy efficiency. Additionally, PPD will design and sell key components containing power products for the high demand renewable energy sectors of solar and wind. With a commitment to innovation and sustainable energy solutions, PPD will be positioned as a key player across multiple industries.