BIOS dump for a board labelled NB6380C-MB-V3, stored in a 9.40 MB RAR archive and tagged as an old version.

Zip archive with an uninformative numeric name, roughly 485 KB, giving no hint of device, brand or board number.

Datasheet-style PDF for the IRFZ48N, an N-channel power MOSFET that the name lists at 55 V and 64 A, in a TO-220 package.

Datasheet for the IRFP460, a high-voltage N-channel power MOSFET in a TO-247 package, supplied as a PDF.

Indexed as a schematic, this 73.7 KB PDF carries nothing but the part number 1SS349 in its name, with no device or board stated.

Listed as a schematic, 35sgq030 is a compact 43.8 KB PDF with a name that looks like a semiconductor part number.

Named only 32lv65, this 88.8 KB PDF is grouped under schematics, but the code looks more like a component part number than a motherboard designation.

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.

Microchip 25AA160A/B and 25LC160A/B serial EEPROMs are the subject of this 522 KB PDF, filed as a schematic but best treated as a datasheet.

PDF of 429 KB about the 24Cxx series of I2C serial EEPROMs, the 8b in the name likely referring to a specific edition or density group, which the name does not spell…

Configuration EEPROM dump for an HT24LC02 chip marked VC97, version 1.2, 256 bytes with a bin.rom extension.

Compact RAR archive, roughly 397 KB, labelled LX6-MB-I with no brand or file type stated.

Foxconn schematic for a board with the project name STAR, revision R1.1, compressed into an 851 KB RAR archive.

Raw binary firmware image of 16.0 MB, named only with a timestamp and SVOD3, so the device and board are not identified by the name.

Despite its schematic classification, the name indicates a PDF of the Baldor algebra textbook by Aurelio Baldor, 2017 Patria edition, a 68 MB mathematics book rather…

Spanish PDF titled as a course topic with the abbreviation A.I., whose meaning is not clear from the name alone, so the content should be checked by opening it.

Portuguese-language PDF of 351 KB whose title is a story about a woman who broke her phone screen and turned the idea into a business.

Short electronics course in Spanish, a 1.26 MB PDF catalogued with schematics but evidently a teaching document rather than a circuit for a particular device.

Backlight circuit document in Spanish, a 741 KB PDF that likely explains or diagrams a display backlight driver stage.

Schematic package in ZIP form labelled M325F, a code that matches Samsung phone model naming, though the brand is not stated in the name.

Firmware for a Realtek RTS5452 Type-C controller, marked U12 and WIN4, with a CRC32 of 0x57CFED61, packed as RAR.

Zip archive with firmware for the Realtek RTS5452H USB-C controller at position U27, from a WIN4 device with the 6800U CPU variant, carrying CRC32 0xF822AA32.

Archive for the Samsung UE40C6000RW LED television, listing assembly BN94-0336U, a BN40-00172A code and an LTF400HJ03 panel.

Schematics with document number sr28c51351, revision B, marked NA VZ PROD with code 0302, in a 1.01 MB PDF; NA and VZ suggest a North American Verizon production build…

Bottom-side block diagram, marked BOT, for board document sr28c51351, revision B, VZ PROD build with code 0310, provided as a 137 KB PDF.

Ultrawide rear camera schematic for the Samsung SM-A21s, covering the 8MP module, as a 3.83 MB PDF.

Samsung SM-A05 backlight schematic, a 6.26 MB PDF page covering the LCD light circuit. It helps with faults where the picture is faintly visible but the screen has no…

Touch screen circuit from the Samsung SM-A10 schematic, 2.25 MB PDF. It shows the touch connector, the communication and interrupt lines to the processor and the supply…

Samsung Galaxy A02s (SM-A02S) schematic section in PDF covering the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS circuits, one of a sectioned set of about 3.70 MB pages.

Tiny ZIP archive labelled P150-2851V6.2, only 222 bytes in size. The name gives no brand or device type, and a file this small can hold almost no data, so it is most…

Flash dump read from a GigaDevice GD25Q128B chip in a WSON8 package, timestamped 2 May 2024 and labelled Unlock, compressed in an 8.6 MB RAR.

Boardview archive of 555 KB for a board identified as 330S AST MB V10 with revision 0.1.

Firmware archive of 1.93 MB titled 24_Combined_ME++ with an 8 MB marker, meaning the enclosed image is likely sized for a 64 Mbit SPI chip.

Unlabelled 2 MB binary dump called U21, giving no device, maker or board information beyond what looks like a component reference designator.

Schematic PDF of 1.50 MB named only z60, with no brand, board number or revision given, so the exact device cannot be identified from the name alone.

Generic zip archive named only with the number 32, about 13 MB, with no hint of the device, board or contents in its name.

Firmware image of 2.00 MB in raw .bin form, named only with the token 620A, so the exact device and board are not identified.

Second copy of the 2.00 MB mio-tagged BIOS read for the Compal LA-8862P (QCLA4) motherboard, the platform behind Samsung's NP350V series.

A 2-byte status register record saved when a Winbond W25Q64 flash chip was read on 2019-02-02.

Full 16.0 MB read of a Winbond W25Q128 SPI flash chip, saved by a programmer with a 2017-01-04 timestamp in the name.