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.

A 128 KB PDF named 25C256, which matches the pattern of a serial memory chip part number, so this is most likely a chip datasheet placed in the schematic category.

Weighing 332 KB, this PDF is titled 25C160, a name that resembles a serial memory part code, so treat it as a chip datasheet rather than a motherboard schematic.

PDF, 223 KB, named 30CTQ035, which follows the numbering of a discrete semiconductor rather than a board design, pointing to a component datasheet in the schematic…

A 143 KB PDF titled 30CPU04, a part-number style name suggesting a single component datasheet even though it is catalogued as a schematic.

Named 30CPQ150 and saved as a 128 KB PDF, this item appears to be a component datasheet, since the title follows a discrete semiconductor numbering pattern rather than a…

Compact 55.8 KB PDF called 30CPQ080, filed as a schematic although its name looks like a semiconductor part code, so the content is most likely a datasheet.

This 55.9 KB PDF, labelled 30CPQ050, carries a part-number style title rather than a motherboard number, indicating a component datasheet in the schematic category.

PDF of 55.5 KB titled 30CPQ035, a code following discrete semiconductor numbering, so it is best treated as a datasheet despite the schematic label.

Small PDF of 58.8 KB catalogued as a schematic, whose name carries only the part code 30CPH06 and no brand, board or revision.

PDF document of 153 KB filed under schematics and labelled only with the code 30CPH03, with no laptop model or board number given.

Reference PDF of 76.4 KB, indexed as a schematic but named only after the part code 30CLJQ150.