Abstract: A door locking mechanism and semiconductor container using the same include door panel, cover, and locking module. The door panel has a first stop structure. The cover and the door panel define an accommodating space for receiving the locking module. The locking module includes rotating member, holding member, and elastic member. The elastic member is disposed on the holding member and has a second stop structure near the first stop structure. The elastic member is disposed between the holding and the rotating member. The elastic member is compressed when a force is applied to the holding member, and the second stop structure detaches from a limitation state with the first stop structure for allowing a rotating operation of the rotating member. The elastic member elastically restores when the force is removed, and the second stop structure returns to the limitation state for limiting the rotating operation.

Abstract: A supporting shelf module includes a plurality of plastic supporting plates parallelly arranged in a height direction, and at least one pair of metal-made connectors located at two opposite ends of the supporting plates in the height direction. The connectors in one pair are correspondingly located in two horizontal planes perpendicular to the height direction. A wafer container is also disclosed, which includes a container body having at least two sets of the supporting shelf modules mounted therein, at least two top retaining brackets and at least two bottom retaining grooves provided on an inward side of a top and a bottom panel of the container body, respectively. The supporting shelf module has upper ends engaged with the top retaining brackets and lower ends engaged with and limited to the bottom retaining grooves in an engaging direction. Thus, the tolerance problem of the conventional wafer shelf can be solved.

Abstract: Examples of computing devices for modifying a feature in a standby mode based on power source capacity are described herein. In an example, a computing device may include a power source and a controller. While the computing device is in a standby mode and is being powered by the power source, the controller may monitor a remaining capacity of the power source. Upon determining that the capacity of the power source is below a threshold, the controller may modify a setting of a feature of the computing device.

Abstract: In some examples a computing device, comprising a battery, a processing resource and a memory resource storing non-transitory machine-readable instructions can cause the processing resource to determine a battery charge capacity of the battery, in response to the battery charge capacity being less than a threshold capacity, cause the battery to charge, and in response to the battery charge capacity being greater than the threshold capacity, compare the battery charge capacity of the computing device with a different battery charge capacity associated with a different computing device, and based on the comparison, cause a charge determination event to occur.

Abstract: Examples of methods for updating power delivery controllers are described herein. In some examples, a method may include updating a power delivery controller. In some examples, the power delivery controller may be updated using power delivery controller instructions from interface memory. In some examples, the power delivery controller may be updated in response to an apparatus shutdown.