MEI

Methode Electronics Inc

A maker of custom-engineered electrical parts, Methode Electronics designs the sensors and LED lighting systems that carmakers build into vehicles, plus controls for industrial gear. Founded in 1946 on Chicago's south side by World War II veteran William J. McGinley, the company got its name as an anagram of "good manufacturing method" and the electrode and cathode of a vacuum tube. Its early claim to fame was pioneering printed circuit boards, a staple product for decades.