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

Reference sheet for the 1SS389, a 66.7 KB PDF indexed as a schematic. Nothing in the filename beyond the part number and an underscore identifies a device, brand or…

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…

At 55.5 KB, this PDF carries only the part number 1SS315 in its name, with no board, model or revision stated.

A 74.3 KB PDF classed as a schematic and named only after component 1SS311. The 1SS prefix comes from the Japanese JIS scheme for small-signal diodes, a range Toshiba…

Datasheet for the 1N5405, a 500 V, 3 A silicon rectifier from the 1N5400 series, provided as a 43.4 KB PDF and indexed under schematics.

Datasheet for the 1N5399 diode, stored as a compact 42.7 KB PDF and listed under schematics in this index.

ROHM-issued datasheet for the 1N4148 switching diode, saved as a 219 KB PDF and indexed under schematics.

Part code 1N758A is all the name provides; it matches JEDEC diode numbering with an A suffix, pointing to a component datasheet of 50.3 KB rather than a board schematic.

Indexed as a schematic, this 50.3 KB PDF is titled 1N757A, a JEDEC 1N diode number with A suffix, so it almost certainly holds a part datasheet.

The code 240U060D in the name of this 193 KB PDF looks like a power semiconductor part number, so the document is most likely a datasheet rather than the schematic its…

A 53.6 KB PDF listed as a schematic, named 153cnq080; the code corresponds to a dual Schottky rectifier, and the 080 suffix generally indicates an 80 V reverse rating.

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

Labelled only 123nq, this 98.5 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic but names no device, board or revision.

A 126 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic and labelled 5THZ52, without any device, board number or revision.

The 111mt080kb file is a 111 KB PDF placed under schematics, its name following a power-component part-number pattern rather than a board numbering scheme.

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…

Filed among schematics, this 91.7 KB PDF is named 2764 with nothing else to identify brand or board.

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.

PDF of 118 KB catalogued under schematics with the name 409DMQ135. The name offers no device or motherboard details; it reads like a high-current semiconductor module…

Named 401CNQ and filed as a schematic, this 160 KB PDF gives no brand, model or board revision.

The name of this 93.4 KB PDF, filed as a schematic, consists only of 301U. There is no device, brand, board number or revision in it, so the content can only be…

A 240 KB PDF whose short name, 42vforisa, gives little away; it seems to reference a 42 V specification, possibly related to an ISA bus or a part family, but that cannot…

A 166 KB PDF named only for the 40TPS series, without a voltage suffix, so it likely covers the family as a whole rather than one grade.

A 77.6 KB PDF titled 30LJQ100, catalogued among schematics, but the name reads as a semiconductor part number, so expect a single-component datasheet.

PDF reference for the 28F010, catalogued as a schematic, size 110 KB. The part code identifies a 1 Mbit device in the 28F parallel flash family, while the name itself…

PDF of 67.9 KB filed as a schematic and named 28C64A, an A revision code within the 28C64 parallel EEPROM family.

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 135 KB PDF for the part 27c512, placed in the schematic category but in practice a datasheet for a member of the widely used 27C CMOS EPROM family.

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.

Original Microchip 24LC32 documentation in a 92.6 KB PDF, catalogued as a schematic but serving as the datasheet for a 32 Kbit two-wire serial EEPROM.

An 88.1 KB PDF labelled 24C01 with a _3 suffix, probably a third copy of a datasheet for this 1 Kbit (128-byte) serial EEPROM.

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.

Filed as a schematic, the 44.6 KB PDF named 16SCYQ045C names a component rather than a device and gives no board number or revision.

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…

The 10BQ040 sheet, an 85 KB PDF indexed as a schematic, belongs to a surface-mount Schottky rectifier family in International Rectifier style numbering.