This small PDF of 164 KB lists the 6A05G to 6A10G range, a naming style typical of general-purpose 6 A axial rectifier diode families, so it is almost certainly a…

Listed as a schematic but carrying the part code 162cmq030, this 46.3 KB PDF is most likely the datasheet for a common-cathode dual Schottky rectifier rated around 30 V.

Catalogued as a schematic, the 1SR35-400A document is a 92.2 KB PDF with a discrete component style name and the 400A suffix denoting one grade.

Datasheet in PDF form for the 1.5SMC6.8A, a 1500 W surface-mount transient voltage suppressor diode in the SMC package with a nominal 6.8 V breakdown and the A suffix…

PDF datasheet for the 93C75A serial EEPROM, part of the 93-series three-wire Microwire memory family, filed under schematics with a size of 395 KB.

A small 209 KB PDF filed under schematics, named only with the number 28101 and no brand, model or board revision.

A small 105 KB PDF filed under schematics, with a name pointing to the 85C72-82 range. The name gives no device, brand or board number, and the code resembles a…

Filed as a schematic, this 160 KB PDF carries the bare code 409CNQ135 with no brand, model or revision attached.

A small 56 KB PDF filed under schematics, named only 40CPQ080. The name looks like a component part code, not a motherboard number, and it states no device, brand or…

A 176 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic, named 28LV64, a part number from the low-voltage 64 Kbit parallel EEPROM family.

PDF of 97.3 KB listed as a schematic and named 28C512-513, covering two related parts from the 28C parallel EEPROM family in one document.

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.

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…

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.

PDF reference, 112 KB, for the 24C64 serial EEPROM, a 64 Kbit two-wire memory widely used in consumer and automotive electronics.

A 447 KB PDF datasheet for the 24AA256, 24LC256 and 24FC256 I2C serial EEPROMs, each storing 256 Kbit.

Datasheet in PDF form for the 24AA024, 24LC024, 24AA025 and 24LC025 serial EEPROMs, 2 Kbit I2C memories grouped in one document.

Filed as a schematic, this 134 KB PDF is named for the 9AF40 and 9AF60 parts, two variants in one document.

Series datasheet in PDF form, roughly 109 KB, titled 8GBU series and indexed as a schematic.

Compact 32.6 KB PDF for the 6N138 and 6N139, filed as a schematic. These numbers are a well-known family of high-gain optocouplers, so the file is almost certainly a…

Boardview package for the N73SV mainboard, revision 2.0, supplied as a 215 KB RAR archive.

Boardview package for a board identified only as AT6, packed in RAR and marked as containing BDV and BRD files.

NexusBV viewer, version 0.8, packaged as a ZIP for 64-bit Windows 7, the x64 counterpart of the 32-bit build.

Service schematic for the Samsung SM-F711B, packaged as a ZIP of about 1.58 MB, with no revision stated in the name.

RAR package of 1.51 MB labelled 2pesv-11, a short code likely identifying a board at revision 11, with no brand or model given.

Duplicate-marked RAR of 1.55 MB for the code 2pesv-11, slightly larger than the other two 2PESV revision 11 archives, which may mean its contents differ.

Schematic package in zip format, 2.22 MB, with a name that suggests the Samsung Galaxy J4 (SM-J410F/G), although the brand is not stated in the file details.

Spanish PDF course topic about diagnosing and fixing software faults on mobile devices, 541 KB in size and seemingly identical to topic 7 in the same series.

ZIP package named NexusBV, version 0.5.1, which from its name appears to be a boardview viewing program rather than a dump for any specific device.

Compressed BIOS package for a Precision 3580, with 13eme in the name indicating a 13th-generation Intel processor variant, the French way of writing 13th.

Schematic package for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, model S918B, supplied in a 1.81 MB zip.

Boardview package for the Quanta G3MQ project, board DAG3MQMBAE0, revision E, provided as BDV and CAD layout data.

Exploded view for model code GLWS805AODDG, packaged as an .xlsx spreadsheet of 5.71 MB. The file name states only the model, not the brand or kind of appliance.

ASUS K46CM motherboard package at revision 2, a 29.1 MB ZIP whose name leaves the exact contents unstated.

BIOS and EC firmware package for the HP Victus 15-fa1093dx, Quanta board DAG3PAMB8D0, revision D; the 08BB1 token is likely the HP board ID.

Programmer read of a Winbond W25Q128BV flash chip in a WSON8 package, saved 10 April 2022 and zipped.

Recorder firmware for the AHB8008R, version V1.02B, packaged as a 14.7 MB RAR. The name gives the model and version but no brand or board number.

ZIP package of ME Analyzer version 1.309.0, revision r375, about 1.08 MB. The tool parses Intel Management Engine, CSE and similar engine firmware in a BIOS image or…