Noyola Industries LLC

Combined Resources International ( CRI ) is a wholesale, contract manufacturer of housewares and office products. Our primary distribution channels are through the warehouse clubs such as Costco and Sam's Club. Headquartered in San Diego, CA since 1995, CRI has suppliers throughout the world, and maintains offices in the following locales:CRI believes strongly in giving back to the community and supporting local efforts. A portion of profits is distributed annually to local charities, and each CRI employee is able to allocate their share to a non-profit organization of their choice.Additionally, our New Jersey office formed the Everybody-Works-Today partnership with Bancroft Neurohealth, finding ways to maximize the capabilities of those in our community with developmental disabilities. We provide a stimulating and developmentally enriching environment to help individuals learn valuable social and work skills while earning competitive wages.

Astronomical Research Cameras (ARC) in San Diego, CA has been a leading provider of imaging array controllers for over four decades. Their Gen III controllers, known as Leach, ARC, or SDSU controllers, have been widely used in astronomy, scientific detector development, and electron microscopy. However, with the introduction of their Gen IV controllers, designed for DC-coupled readout circuits, the company has decided to liquidate due to disappointing sales. As the founder embarks on a new adventure, ARC leaves behind a legacy of open and modular systems, offering users the ability to tailor their controllers to individual requirements and preferences. With a focus on providing low positive voltages, flexible array clocking, and readout capabilities, ARC's Gen IV controllers offer excellent stability, extensive diagnostic capabilities, and detector-limited readout noise. These controllers have been designed to operate and read out imaging arrays containing DC-coupled readout circuits, catering to the evolving needs of the astronomy and scientific detector development communities. While the Gen III controllers are still available, customers are encouraged to plan their hardware orders accordingly, as their end-of-life is on the horizon.Generated from the website