Abstract: A child-resistant package comprising a tray and a sleeve. The tray is configured to be inserted into said sleeve. The tray comprises external protrusions and the sleeve comprises one or more internal protrusions and access holes. The internal protrusions are configured to engage with the external protrusions when the tray and the sleeve are in a closed position, such that the tray is substantially prevented from being taken out of the closed position without disengaging the external protrusions from the internal protrusions. Each of the access holes overlaps with an end of each of the external protrusions, such that a user may access and disengage the external protrusions from the one or more internal protrusions, such that the tray is no longer prevented from being taken out of the closed position.

Abstract: A child-resistant package comprising a tray and a sleeve. The tray is configured to be inserted into said sleeve. The tray comprises external protrusions and the sleeve comprises one or more internal protrusions and access holes. The internal protrusions are configured to engage with the external protrusions when the tray and the sleeve are in a closed position, such that the tray is substantially prevented from being taken out of the closed position without disengaging the external protrusions from the internal protrusions. Each of the access holes overlaps with an end of each of the external protrusions, such that a user may access and disengage the external protrusions from the one or more internal protrusions, such that the tray is no longer prevented from being taken out of the closed position.

Abstract: A child-resistant package comprising a tray and a sleeve. The tray is configured to be inserted into said sleeve. The tray comprises external protrusions and the sleeve comprises one or more internal protrusions and access holes. The internal protrusions are configured to engage with the external protrusions when the tray and the sleeve are in a closed position, such that the tray is substantially prevented from being taken out of the closed position without disengaging the external protrusions from the internal protrusions. Each of the access holes overlaps with an end of each of the external protrusions, such that a user may access and disengage the external protrusions from the one or more internal protrusions, such that the tray is no longer prevented from being taken out of the closed position.

Abstract: A child-resistant package comprising a tray and a sleeve. The tray is configured to be inserted into said sleeve. The tray comprises memory springs and the sleeve comprises internal protrusions and access openings. The internal are configured to engage with the memory springs when the tray and the sleeve protrusions are in a closed position, such that the tray is substantially prevented from being taken out of the closed position without disengaging the memory springs from the internal protrusions. Each of the access openings overlaps with an end of each of the memory springs, such that a user may access and disengage the memory springs from the one or more internal protrusions, such that the tray is no longer prevented from being taken out of the closed position.

Abstract: A child-resistant package comprising a tray and a sleeve. The tray is configured to be inserted into said sleeve. The tray comprises external protrusions and the sleeve comprises one or more internal protrusions and access holes. The internal protrusions are configured to engage with the external protrusions when the tray and the sleeve are in a closed position, such that the tray is substantially prevented from being taken out of the closed position without disengaging the external protrusions from the internal protrusions. Each of the access holes overlaps with an end of each of the external protrusions, such that a user may access and disengage the external protrusions from the one or more internal protrusions, such that the tray is no longer prevented from being taken out of the closed position.

Abstract: A foldable chair includes a foldable frame and a reinforcing joint. The foldable frame includes a supporting frame and a seat frame pivotally connected with each other via the reinforcing joint, wherein the reinforcing joint includes a first joint member, a second joint member, and a connecting member connecting the second joint member with the first joint member. The first joint member, having an engaging cavity, is coupled at the seat frame. The second joint member is coupled at the supporting frame and is received at the engaging cavity to frictionally couple with the first joint member. The reinforcing joint serves as a supporting shaft to support between the supporting frame and the seat frame and serves as a rotatable shaft to enable the second joint member to be rotated at the first joint member for a pivotal movement between the supporting frame and the seat frame.

Abstract: A banquet table includes a reinforcing tabletop frame and a supporting frame. The reinforcing tabletop frame includes a reinforcing tabletop panel, which is made of mold-injected material, having two surrounding rims extended along two longitudinal sides of the reinforcing tabletop panel respectively, and a plurality of reinforcing arrangements spacedly embedded in the surrounding rims of the reinforcing tabletop panel respectively. The supporting frame includes two runners attached along the surrounding rims of the reinforcing tabletop panel via the reinforcing arrangements, and two leg frame pivotally attached at a bottom side of the reinforcing tabletop panel.

Abstract: A foldable banquet table and bench set includes a panel unit, a support unit, and an attachment frame. The panel unit includes a tabletop and at least a bench top. The support unit includes a table leg frame foldably coupled at the tabletop to form a foldable table, and a bench leg frame foldably coupled at the bench top to form a foldable bench, wherein the table leg frame is longer than the bench leg frame. The table leg frame and the bench leg frame are detachably and spacedly coupled at the attachment frame, such that the attachment frame not only retains a distance between the foldable table and the foldable bench but also interlocks the foldable table and the foldable bench at their unfolded positions by different leg heights.

Abstract: A foldable post for a shelving apparatus includes an upper post member, a lower post member, and a post joint for connecting the upper and lower post members end-to-end. The post joint includes an engaging tongue extended from an end portion of the first post wall of the upper post member, an engaging groove provided at an end portion of the first post wall of the lower post member, and a pivot hinge pivotally coupled the second post walls of the upper and lower post members, such that when the upper and lower post members are pivotally moved to engage the engaging tongue with the engaging groove, to the upper and lower post members are interlocked and coupled with each other end-to-end.

Abstract: A foldable leg frame arrangement of a foldable table includes two runners extended along two longitudinal sides of a tabletop, a leg frame including a leg folding member, and a reinforcement unit. Each runner has a fastening hole formed at an inner side thereof. The leg folding member has two end portions rotatably inserted into the fastening holes of the runners respectively. The reinforcement unit includes two reinforcing shafts transversely extended from the runners respectively, wherein when the end portions of said leg folding member are rotatably inserted into the fastening holes of the runners respectively, the reinforcing shafts are inserted into the end portions of the leg folding member respectively. Therefor, the reinforcement unit not only forms a double lock configuration to securely mount the leg frame between the runners but also guides the leg frame to be rotated between a folded position and an unfolded position.

Abstract: A foldable table includes a first tabletop panel, a second tabletop panel, and a reinforcing frame which includes first through fourth reinforcing members mounted along longitudinal sides of the first and second tabletop panels respectively, a first transverse member transversely extended between outer end portions of the first and second reinforcing members at the first tabletop panel, and a second transverse member transversely extended between outer end portions of the third and fourth reinforcing members at the second tabletop panel. Two ends of the first transverse member are affixed to the first and second reinforcing members in a non-rotatably movable manner. Two ends of the second transverse member are affixed to the third and fourth reinforcing members in a non-rotatably movable manner. Therefore, the first and second transverse members enhance the rigidity of the reinforcement frame to support two transverse sides of the first and second tabletop panels respectively.

Abstract: Column based defect management techniques are presented. Each column of the memory has an associated isolation latch or register whose value indicates whether the column is defective, but in addition to this information, for columns marked as defective, additional information is used to indicate whether the column as a whole is to be treated as defective, or whether just individual bits of the column are defective. The defective elements can then be re-mapped to a redundant element at either the appropriate bit or column level based on the data. When a column is bad, but only on the bit level, the good bits can still be used for data, although this may be done at a penalty of under programming for some bits, as is described further below. A self contained Built In Self Test (BIST) flow constructed to collect the bit information through a set of column tests is also described.

Abstract: A supporting frame, which is configured for a shelving apparatus including a plurality of vertical posts, includes a net shelf and a plurality of shelf supporting beams for supporting the net shelf. Each shelf supporting beam includes a beam member and two post lockers provided at two ends of the beam member respectively. Each post locker includes an extension wall biasing against a side surface of the vertical post, a locker wall biasing against the inner attachment surface of the vertical post, and a locking element provided at the locker wall to selectively engage with one of attachment slots of the vertical post so as to detachably couple the shelf supporting beam between the vertical posts at a position that the beam member is extended between the side surfaces of the vertical posts.

Abstract: A dual side post, which is arranged for a multiple shelving apparatus constructed by two or more shelving apparatus each including a plurality of shelf supporting beams and a plurality of cross members, includes a plurality of vertical posts. Each vertical post has an inner attachment surface, a plurality of attachment slots spacedly formed at the inner attachment surface, and a retention slot formed on the inner attachment surface for coupling with the cross member. The attachment slots are lined up in two columns that the retention slot is located between the two columns of the attachment slots. One of the vertical posts serves as a common post that the two columns of the attachment slots thereof are arranged for respectively coupling two of the shelf supporting beams at opposite directions so as to interconnect two or more shelving apparatus to form the multiple shelving apparatus.

Abstract: A frame of a shelving apparatus includes a plurality of vertical posts, a plurality of cross members, and a plurality of shelf supporting beams. Each vertical post has an inner attachment surface, a side surface, and a plurality of attachment slots formed at the inner attachment surface. Each shelf supporting beam includes a beam member and two post lockers provided at two ends of the beam member respectively. Each post locker includes an extension wall biasing against the side surface, a locker wall biasing against the inner attachment surface, and a locking element provided at the locker wall to selectively engage with one of the attachment slots so as to detachably couple the shelf supporting beam between the vertical posts at a position that the beam member is extended between the side surfaces of the vertical posts.

Abstract: A shelving apparatus includes a plurality of vertical posts and a supporting frame. Each vertical post has an inner attachment surface, a side surface, and a plurality of attachment slots formed at the inner attachment surface. The supporting frame includes a shelf platform and a plurality of shelf supporting beams for supporting the shelf platform. Each shelf supporting beam includes a beam member and two post lockers provided at two ends of the beam member respectively. Each post locker includes an extension wall biasing against the side surface, a locker wall biasing against the inner attachment surface, and a locking element provided at the locker wall to selectively engage with one of the attachment slots so as to detachably couple the shelf supporting beam between the vertical posts at a position that the beam member is extended between the side surfaces of the vertical posts.

Abstract: Manufacturing of semiconductor devices often involves performed photolithography to pattern and etch the various features of those devices. Such photolithography involves masking and focusing light onto a surface of the semiconductor device for exposing and etching the features of the semiconductor devices. However, due to design specifications and other causes, the semiconductor devices may not have a perfectly flat light-incident surface. Rather, some areas of the semiconductor device may be raised or lowered relative to other areas of the semiconductor device. Therefore, focusing the light on one area causes another to become unfocused. By carefully designing a photomask to cause phase shifts of the light transmitted therethrough, focus across all areas of the semiconductor device can be achieved during photolithography, which results in sharp and accurate patterns formed on the semiconductor device.