PDF datasheet for the 2N3771 at 42.8 KB, labelled schematic but naming a single 2N-series transistor rather than a device board.

Datasheet for the 2N3553 provided as a 45.1 KB PDF and categorised as a schematic. The name states only the 2N part number, with no manufacturer, package or revision.

This 52.5 KB PDF carries the code 1T406 and is indexed as a schematic, although the name says nothing about the equipment it belongs to.

Component code 1SV217 labels this 68.3 KB PDF, which is filed as a schematic and carries a trailing underscore in its name.

The 1SV314 is described in this 73 KB PDF, listed under schematics in the catalogue. The prefix follows the JIS semiconductor registration for diodes and is used by…

Reference PDF for the 1SV313 diode, around 73 KB and filed as a schematic. In the JIS scheme the 1SV prefix marks a diode, and Toshiba uses it for variable-capacitance…

Datasheet-style PDF, 19.8 KB, for the 1SV298 component, listed in the schematics category.

Listed under schematics, this 69.1 KB PDF covers the 1SS187 part number, with an uninformative trailing underscore.

A 67.4 KB PDF for the 1SS385, classed as a schematic but most likely the component datasheet, given the Japanese 1SS small-signal diode designation.

Named only 1SS366, this 50.5 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic yet points to a single semiconductor: in JIS designations 1SS stands for a small-signal silicon diode.

This 72.3 KB PDF is named 1SS361F, a JIS-style small-signal silicon diode number with an added F suffix; the name does not explain the suffix, so check the document for…

Revision 3 of a datasheet for the 1N5817, the 20 V part of the 1 A Schottky rectifier family, supplied as a 96.3 KB PDF and filed as a schematic.

Datasheet for the 1N5408, the 1000 V top grade of the 1N5400 series of 3 A general-purpose silicon rectifiers, stored as a 43.4 KB PDF under schematics.

PDF datasheet, 42.7 KB, for the 1N5392 diode, categorised as a schematic though it describes a discrete component.

Datasheet covering the 1N4004GP glass-passivated rectifier, a 41.9 KB PDF filed in the schematic category.

Filed as a schematic, the 209CNQ135 document is almost certainly a datasheet for a high-current Schottky rectifier module in the CNQ series, where 135 points to a 135 V…

Datasheet-style PDF for the 208CNQ060, a part number in the CNQ Schottky rectifier family; the 060 suffix generally means 60 V.

The file name 163cmq gives only a part-style code with no device or board, so this 46.9 KB PDF is probably a datasheet for a dual Schottky rectifier family, despite the…

This 94.6 KB PDF carries only the identifier 125nq015 and sits in the schematic category without any device, board number or revision.

This 194 KB PDF is labelled simply 113cnq and filed as a schematic, with no device, board number or revision in the name.

Titled simply 111ria, this 104 KB PDF is indexed as a schematic, though the name resembles a power semiconductor series code rather than a motherboard identifier.

A 88.2 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic, its name covering a range from 1SMA5.0AT3 to 78AT3, a naming pattern associated with unidirectional transient voltage suppressor…

Named 100BGQ015 and sized at 200 KB, this PDF is listed as a schematic but the part number fits a Schottky rectifier, so it is most likely the component datasheet.

A 146 KB PDF labelled 93LC76, which follows the naming of Microwire serial EEPROMs, so it is probably the datasheet for that device even though catalogued as a…

A 107 KB PDF named for the 1BQ series, listed as a schematic but most likely a datasheet for a family of small Schottky or rectifier diodes sharing that prefix.

Numeric file 272001 in PDF form, 124 KB, catalogued under schematics with no maker, device or part type stated in its name.

PDF datasheet for the 93C46CB, a variant of the 93C46 1 Kbit Microwire serial EEPROM, the smallest and most common member of the 93-series family.

Filed under schematics, this 196 KB PDF called 88cnq060a is most likely a datasheet revision for a dual common-cathode Schottky rectifier, where 060 usually marks a 60 V…

Classified as a schematic, this 143 KB PDF is named 444cnq035 and names no brand or device.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 209 KB PDF is labelled 85CNQ015, a code that reads like a power semiconductor part number rather than a laptop board, so it is most…

Small PDF of 53 KB catalogued as a schematic under the code 80CPQ020, which reads like a discrete semiconductor part number rather than a laptop board number.

Catalogued under schematics, the 121 KB PDF named 75HQ045 does not mention any laptop, brand or board number.

The 129 KB PDF is labelled 50WQ06FN and filed as a schematic, though the name states no device or board revision.

A 175 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic and titled 30EPH06, which looks like a discrete semiconductor part number, likely a rectifier, not a board identifier.

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

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.

Code 20ETS16S names this 139 KB PDF in the schematic category. No brand, model, board number or revision is stated.

At 83.3 KB, the PDF named 19MT050XF is filed as a schematic, yet its name reads like a power semiconductor module part number, not a device board.

A 51.8 KB PDF identified only by the code 16YQ150C, listed under schematics. There is no device model, board number or revision in the name.

The short name 12tq on this 179 KB PDF suggests a family-level datasheet for Schottky rectifiers in the International Rectifier or Vishay style, covering several voltage…