Acer Aspire 3105 schematic labelled NWLC, a 1.13 MB PDF. NWLC is likely the platform or project code used for this board, but the name provides no ODM number or…

PDF schematic for the Lenovo ThinkPad W700 DDR3 variant, about 2.21 MB, with an added note in the name reading N-note 07247 4Y90 whose meaning is not certain; it may be…

Schematic for an IBM-branded X201i, judging by the file name, supplied as a 1.62 MB PDF with no board number or revision given.

PDF schematic for the IBM ThinkPad R31, around 1022 KB. No board number, revision or hardware variant appears in the name, so identification rests on the model alone.

Schematic for Sony model PCG-61611, the regulatory model code that appears on the label of the notebook rather than the marketing name.

Sony board MBX-226 schematic, labelled M9A0 with an MP suffix that usually marks a mass-production release.

Acer Aspire 4520 series schematic from Quanta, project ZO3, board DA0ZO3MB6E0, revision 1A, in a 993 KB PDF.

Schematic package for a device identified only as J100H, supplied as a 1.8 MB RAR archive.

PDF schematic for the SM7635 processor, as the name indicates, without any handset or board number given. At 1.97 MB it is readable in any standard PDF viewer.

Reference sheet for the 2SC2330, which the name marks as an NPN transistor, stored as a 431 KB PDF and filed under schematics.

The 2SD2634 transistor is described in this 30.7 KB PDF, classified as a schematic though the name points to a datasheet.

A 169 KB PDF for the 2SD1803, placed in the schematic category but evidently a component reference sheet. No manufacturer, revision or variant is named.

PDF sheet of roughly 41.8 KB for the 5LP02M part, filed under schematics. Only the part number is given; by the series pattern the LP letters likely signify a P-channel…

Datasheet-type PDF of roughly 41.9 KB for the 5LN02SP, placed in the schematic category.

Component documentation for 5HP02M, delivered as a 40.7 KB PDF. Despite the schematic label, the name is a bare part number with no board or brand information, so treat…

Small 21 KB PDF covering the 4N39 optocoupler, catalogued as a schematic. The name states only the part number, so the content is most likely a brief datasheet with…

Datasheet covering the 4N35 to 4N37 family of optocouplers, stored as a 276 KB PDF and catalogued as a schematic.

The 2SD1879 is documented in this 94.5 KB PDF, indexed as a schematic yet most likely a manufacturer datasheet for the part.

Component sheet for the 3SK268 supplied as a 32.8 KB PDF and placed in the schematic category. Beyond the part number, the name gives no further detail.

The 3SK219 is covered by this compact PDF of roughly 30 KB, indexed as a schematic but by its name a part datasheet.

This 91.1 KB PDF covers the 2SD1887 transistor; it sits in the schematic category but the file name matches a JIS component designation, pointing to a datasheet.

A 91.5 KB PDF titled with the JIS part number 2SD1886, which suggests a component datasheet even though the index tags it as a schematic.

Covering the 2SK3495, this 28.0 KB PDF carries the schematic tag yet is named after one JIS part, pointing to a brief datasheet.

Datasheet PDF for the 2SK2889, 417 KB in size and indexed here under schematics. The name states nothing beyond the part number.

Documentation for the 2SK2855, a 125 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic, with no details in the name besides the part number.

Document for the 2SK2841, a JIS-style part number whose 2SK prefix marks an N-channel FET.

Named for the 2SK2824 transistor, this 305 KB PDF is indexed as a schematic but is most likely a single-part datasheet.

The 2SK2740 transistor is the subject of this 143 KB PDF, filed as a schematic even though the name points to a component datasheet.

PDF for the 2SK2504 with an added _1-5 suffix in the name, 135 KB in size; the suffix meaning is not stated and may indicate a page range or alternate edition.

The 2SK2350 is identified here only by its part number, in a 417 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic.

Listed among schematics, this 31.7 KB PDF refers to the 2SK2340, a Japanese JIS-numbered device where 2SK designates an N-channel field-effect transistor.

A compact 122 KB PDF named after the 2SK2260, filed in the schematic category but most likely the datasheet for that device.

A 40.8 KB PDF on the 2SK2012, an N-channel FET according to the JIS 2SK naming convention.

A 110 KB PDF dedicated to the 2SK1922, which the JIS 2SK prefix identifies as an N-channel field-effect transistor.

Component documentation for the 2SK1904, provided as a 95.2 KB PDF and filed as a schematic.

At 287 KB this PDF for the 2SK1875 is larger than its neighbours, which may mean extra graphs or pages, though the name says nothing more than the part number.

Reference sheet for the 2SK1529, a part number that follows the Japanese 2SK scheme used for N-channel FETs.

Part reference for the 2SK1452 in PDF form, 111 KB, classified as a schematic. The name states only the device number.

A 109 KB PDF for the 2SK1446, catalogued as a schematic and probably the main data sheet for this transistor.

Reference sheet for the 2SJ620 in PDF form, 345 KB, listed in the schematic category. The 2SJ prefix follows the Japanese JIS scheme for P-channel field-effect…