Part-number-style PDF, 176 KB, labelled 27lc040 and listed here as a schematic. The pattern matches the 27-series UV or OTP EPROM family, with LC typically denoting a…

Reference document for a part numbered 27lc020, stored as a 163 KB PDF under the schematic category.

Filed as a schematic, this 161 KB PDF titled 27lc010 is almost certainly a component datasheet rather than a board diagram.

Compact 121 KB PDF named 27l4100, catalogued as a schematic but resembling the part number of a low-voltage 27-series EPROM.

Datasheet-style PDF, 110 KB, carrying the part number 27l2048 and placed in the schematic category.

Small 83.6 KB PDF for a part labelled 27c8000i, listed under schematics although the number fits the 27C CMOS EPROM family.

Labelled 27c4096, this 111 KB PDF sits in the schematic section but the name is a part number from the 27C CMOS EPROM series.

PDF of 176 KB named 30eph03, catalogued as a schematic though the name looks like a discrete power semiconductor part number, such as a rectifier diode.

Component reference sheet saved as a 131 KB PDF under the name 30epf10 and filed with schematics.

A 135 KB PDF for the part 27c512, placed in the schematic category but in practice a datasheet for a member of the widely used 27C CMOS EPROM family.

Labelled 30epf02, this 160 KB PDF is listed as a schematic but the name reads as a part number for a discrete power diode or rectifier.

PDF of 119 KB named 27C256B, filed as a schematic yet clearly a part number from the 27C CMOS EPROM line, here with a B revision letter.

Very short 20.1 KB PDF for the part 27C256-12A, catalogued as a schematic. The number belongs to the 27C EPROM family, and the -12 suffix normally reflects the…

Datasheet in a 106 KB PDF for the 27c256, a part number in the common 27C CMOS EPROM family, although the catalogue lists it as a schematic.

Under the name 27c040 this 153 KB PDF covers a part from the 27C CMOS EPROM series, even though it is categorised as a schematic.

Listed in the schematic category, this 139 KB PDF named 27c020 is in fact best read as a datasheet for a 27C-series CMOS EPROM.

PDF of 129 KB titled 27C16, filed as a schematic but corresponding to an early member of the 27C EPROM family by its part number.

A 171 KB PDF named 27c010, categorised as a schematic, though the number marks it as a part from the 27C CMOS EPROM line. No device, brand or board appears in the name.

PDF of 268 KB named 25tts-s, listed as a schematic, with a name that resembles a power semiconductor series designation.

Filed under schematics, this 97.5 KB PDF labelled 25tts-fp appears to be a component datasheet for a variant of the 25TTS power device series.

Base datasheet for the 25tts series, saved as a 232 KB PDF and catalogued as a schematic.

Short 85.5 KB PDF named 30dps, listed as a schematic, with a name that looks like a part number for a discrete power diode rather than a board drawing.

A 245 KB PDF for the part 30ctq080, placed in the schematic category, though the name follows a power diode numbering style.

A 229 KB PDF filed as a schematic, though its name, 25RIA, reads like a semiconductor part number rather than a board number, so the content is most likely a component…

Indexed under schematics, this 106 KB PDF is named only 30BQ060, a code that looks like a discrete component part number, so expect datasheet-style pages rather than a…

PDF of 96.4 KB labelled 30CTQ060L, a part-number style name that points to a component datasheet rather than a laptop or motherboard schematic.

Small 76.8 KB PDF carrying the name 25MT060WF, which resembles a power semiconductor part number, so although catalogued as a schematic it is probably a component data…

Named 30CTQ060 and stored as a 245 KB PDF, this entry is listed as a schematic but the title matches the pattern of a discrete semiconductor part code, making a…

PDF document, 103 KB, titled 30BQ040, a code that reads as a component part number rather than a motherboard number, so it should be treated as a datasheet despite the…

The 71.5 KB PDF called 25L4004 is catalogued as a schematic, yet its name follows the style of a serial memory part number, so it is most likely a chip datasheet.

A 228 KB PDF whose title, 30CTQ050, looks like a discrete semiconductor part code, indicating a component datasheet rather than a board-level circuit diagram.

Listed among schematics, 30BQ015 is a 105 KB PDF whose name corresponds to a part-number pattern, so the pages are expected to be a component datasheet.

PDF of 314 KB named 25GQ045. The title resembles a semiconductor part number, so this is most likely a datasheet for a single component even though the index files it as…

With a size of 388 KB, this PDF titled 25F1141A follows a part-number naming style rather than a board-number scheme, so treat it as a component or chip datasheet filed…

Catalogued as a schematic, 25F080A is a 380 KB PDF whose name looks like a serial memory part code, making a chip datasheet the likely content.

A 122 KB PDF titled 25F R Series, a family-style name that suggests a datasheet covering a range of related components rather than one board.

The file name here, 25f, is too short to identify a specific device or part with certainty; the entry is a 69.3 KB PDF placed under schematics.

Stored as a 131 KB PDF, 25ETS08S carries a name in the style of a discrete semiconductor part number, so expect a component datasheet despite the schematic label.

Titled 25CXXX, this 160 KB PDF uses a placeholder in its name, which typically signals a family datasheet covering several capacities of one memory or chip series.

PDF document of 202 KB named 25CTQ, a series-style code with no voltage suffix, so it probably covers a family of related components in datasheet form.