Sensata Technologies Finance Company, LLC Watch

from S-4 1 page Change of Name Certificate

from S-4/A 22 pages Resolutions

from S-4/A 40 pages Corporate Bylaws Chapter I Corporate Name, Domicile, Nationality, Corporate Purpose and Term

from S-4 1 page Certificate of Amendment to Certificate of Formation of S&C Finance Company, LLC

from S-4 17 pages S&C Finance Company, LLC a Delaware Limited Liability Company Limited Liability Company Agreement Dated as of February 21, 2006

from S-4 1 page Certificate of Formation of S&C Finance Company, LLC * * * * Adopted in Accordance With the Provisions of §18-101 of the Limited Liability Company Act of the State of Delaware * * * *

from S-4 31 pages The Companies Act, 1965 Company Limited by Shares Memorandum of Association of S & C Acquisition SDN.BHD

from S-4 23 pages Articles of Incorporation of Sensors & Controls Holdings (Korea) Limited Chapter I. General Provisions

from S-4 9 pages Objectives

from S-4 8 pages Sensata Technologies Japan Limited Articles of Incorporation

from S-4 15 pages 58th Amendment to the Articles of Organization of Texas Instrumentos Eletrônicos Do Brasil Ltda. Cnpj/Mf No. 61.113.734/001-71 Nire 35.200.878.912 Campinas, April 27, 2006

from S-4 12 pages [Translation] By-Laws Chapter I Name, Domicile, Nationality, Purpose and Term

from S-4 17 pages Articles of Association: Chapter I. Article 1. Definitions. 1.1 in These Articles of Association the Following Words Shall Have the Following Meanings: A. a “Share”: A Share in the Capital of the Company; B. a “Shareholder”: A Holder of One or More Shares; C. the “Shareholders’ Body”: The Body of the Company Consisting of Shareholders Entitled to Vote Together With Pledgees and Usufructuaries to Whom Voting Rights Attributable to Shares Accrue; D. a “General Meeting of Shareholders”: A Meeting of Shareholders and Other Persons Entitled to Attend Meetings of Shareholders; E. “Drh-Rights”: The Rights Conferred by Law Upon Holders of Depositary Receipts Issued With a Company’s Cooperation for Shares in Its Capital; F. the “Management Board”: The Management Board of the Company; G. a “Subsidiary”: A Subsidiary of the Company as Referred to in Section 2:24a of the Dutch Civil Code; H. “In Writing”: By Letter, by Telecopier, by E-Mail, or by Message Which Is Transmitted via Any Other Current Means of Communication and Which Can Be Received in the Written Form, Provided That the Identity of the Sender Can Be Sufficiently Established; I. the “Distributable Equity”: The Part of the Company’s Equity Which Exceeds the Aggregate of the Issued Capital and the Reserves Which Must Be Maintained Pursuant to the Law; J. a “Company Body”: The Management Board or the Shareholders’ Body. 1.2 References to Articles Shall Be Deemed to Refer to Articles of These Articles of Association, Unless the Contrary Is Apparent

from S-4 17 pages Articles of Association: Chapter I. Article 1. Definitions

from S-4 17 pages Articles of Association: Chapter I. Article 1. Definitions. 1.1 in These Articles of Association the Following Words Shall Have the Following Meanings: A. a “Share”: A Share in the Capital of the Company; B. a “Shareholder”: A Holder of One or More Shares; C. the “Shareholders’ Body”: The Body of the Company Consisting of Shareholders Entitled to Vote Together With Pledgees and Usufructuaries to Whom Voting Rights Attributable to Shares Accrue; D. a “General Meeting of Shareholders”: A Meeting of Shareholders and Other Persons Entitled to Attend Meetings of Shareholders; E. “Drh-Rights”: The Rights Conferred by Law Upon Holders of Depositary Receipts Issued With a Company’s Cooperation for Shares in Its Capital; F. the “Management Board”: The Management Board of the Company; G. a “Subsidiary”: A Subsidiary of the Company as Referred to in Section 2:24a of the Dutch Civil Code; H. “In Writing”: By Letter, by Telecopier, by E-Mail, or by Message Which Is Transmitted via Any Other Current Means of Communication and Which Can Be Received in the Written Form, Provided That the Identity of the Sender Can Be Sufficiently Established; I. the “Distributable Equity”: The Part of the Company’s Equity Which Exceeds the Aggregate of the Issued Capital and the Reserves Which Must Be Maintained Pursuant to the Law; J. a “Company Body”: The Management Board or the Shareholders’ Body. 1.2 References to Articles Shall Be Deemed to Refer to Articles of These Articles of Association, Unless the Contrary Is Apparent

from S-4 12 pages Amended and Restated By-Laws of Sensata Technologies, Inc. a Delaware Corporation

from S-4 2 pages Certificate of Incorporation of S&C 1 (U.S.), Inc

from S-4 17 pages Articles of Association: Chapter I. Article 1. Definitions. 1.1 in These Articles of Association the Following Words Shall Have the Following Meanings: A. a “Share”: A Share in the Capital of the Company; B. a “Shareholder”: A Holder of One or More Shares; C. the “Shareholders’ Body”: The Body of the Company Consisting of Shareholders Entitled to Vote Together With Pledgees and Usufructuaries to Whom Voting Rights Attributable to Shares Accrue; D. a “General Meeting of Shareholders”: A Meeting of Shareholders and Other Persons Entitled to Attend Meetings of Shareholders; E. “Drh-Rights”: The Rights Conferred by Law Upon Holders of Depositary Receipts Issued With a Company’s Cooperation for Shares in Its Capital; F. the “Management Board”: The Management Board of the Company; G. a “Subsidiary”: A Subsidiary of the Company as Referred to in Section 2:24a of the Dutch Civil Code; H. “In Writing”: By Letter, by Telecopier, by E-Mail, or by Message Which Is Transmitted via Any Other Current Means of Communication and Which Can Be Received in the Written Form, Provided That the Identity of the Sender Can Be Sufficiently Established; I. the “Distributable Equity”: The Part of the Company’s Equity Which Exceeds the Aggregate of the Issued Capital and the Reserves Which Must Be Maintained Pursuant to the Law; J. a “Company Body”: The Management Board or the Shareholders’ Body. 1.2 References to Articles Shall Be Deemed to Refer to Articles of These Articles of Association, Unless the Contrary Is Apparent