Component document for the 1SS133, catalogued as a schematic but most likely a datasheet for a small-signal diode, since the 1SS prefix is the Japanese JIS-style…

A 67.7 KB PDF reference for the 1SS395, recorded as a schematic in the index. The 1SS prefix is the Japanese JIS-style designation for small-signal diodes, so the…

The file name gives the part number 1SS365 and nothing more, and at 49.2 KB the PDF is the size of a typical short component data sheet.

The name 1SS360F gives a small-signal silicon diode number, per the JIS 1SS prefix, followed by an F suffix whose meaning the name does not state.

Part code 1SS302 is the sole detail in this 67.5 KB PDF name; no laptop model, board number or revision is stated.

Here is a compact 73.3 KB PDF whose name, 1SS250, identifies a discrete part instead of a board, so treat it as a component datasheet despite the schematic label.

Datasheet for the 1N746A, the first part of the JEDEC 1N746A to 1N759A zener series, supplied as a 50.3 KB PDF and labelled as a schematic in this catalogue.

Very small at 10.8 KB, this PDF named 1n6778 looks like a brief datasheet or spec page for a JEDEC 1N-numbered semiconductor, despite being indexed as a schematic.

Datasheet for the 1N5817 Schottky rectifier, a 1 A, 20 V part, saved as a 74.5 KB PDF and filed under schematics.

Datasheet for the 1N4454 diode, a very small 19.5 KB PDF that probably holds a short single-page summary.

Listed as a schematic, this 145 KB PDF carries only the code 150ebu02 and names no device, board number or revision.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 51.9 KB PDF is named only 130hf, which tells little about its content: no device, board number or revision is stated.

A 95 KB PDF filed under schematics and labelled simply 124nq, without a voltage suffix, board number, revision or product name.

Named 5EQ100 and catalogued as a schematic, this 74.2 KB PDF gives no device model, board number or revision.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 47.5 KB PDF is labelled only as the 2KBP series, a designation that reads like a discrete semiconductor part family rather than a laptop…

A 123 KB PDF listed under schematics and titled with the part-style code 1SR153-400, with no laptop, board number or revision mentioned.

A 72.8 KB PDF indexed as a schematic and titled 110mt080kb, a code in a component part-number style with no reference to any laptop, board number or revision.

Indexed as a schematic, this 154 KB PDF covers a range named 1SMA5913BT3 to 45BT3, which follows the naming of an SMA-package Zener diode series.

PDF datasheet of 206 KB for the 1.5KE6V8A, an axial-lead 1500 W transient voltage suppressor rated around 6.8 V breakdown, with the A suffix denoting the 5 percent…

PDF datasheet of 460 KB for the 93C65A, a 93-series serial EEPROM using the three-wire Microwire interface, filed under schematics.

A 727 KB PDF titled 29010a, filed among schematics but most likely a datasheet edition for a 1 Mbit 29-series parallel flash memory, the a suffix suggesting a revision…

Catalogued as a schematic, this 75.7 KB PDF is called 2716 and offers no brand or board information in its name.

Catalogued among schematics, this 115 KB PDF is named simply 403DMQ, with no suffix indicating a voltage variant and no device details.

Short PDF of 54.6 KB labelled 60HQ and indexed as a schematic. Apart from that series-style code, the name carries no device, brand, revision or version information.

A 108 KB PDF stored as a schematic and titled 28F020, the part code of a 2 Mbit parallel flash memory in the 28F family.

Reference document for a part numbered 27lc020, stored as a 163 KB PDF under the schematic category.

PDF, 223 KB, named 30CTQ035, which follows the numbering of a discrete semiconductor rather than a board design, pointing to a component datasheet in the schematic…

PDF of only 14.4 KB with the name 25C010, kept in the schematics section. By common naming, 25C010 refers to a 1 Kbit SPI serial EEPROM, though the file states no…

Datasheet document of 679 KB named 25C08, filed as a schematic with no device or brand attached. The code matches the 25-series SPI EEPROM pattern for an 8 Kbit part.

Named for the Catalyst Semiconductor 24WC129, this 74.3 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic but serves as the part datasheet for a 128 Kbit class I2C serial EEPROM.

The Microchip 24LCS21, an EEPROM made for the display data channel used to store monitor EDID, is covered by this 327 KB PDF; the index calls it a schematic, but it is a…

Indexed as a schematic, this 107 KB PDF covers the Microchip 24LC65, a 64 Kbit Smart Serial I2C EEPROM, and is effectively its datasheet.

PDF of 259 KB whose name, 24c02a-16a, suggests a combined datasheet covering a family of 24-series I2C EEPROMs from the 24C02A through the 24C16A range.

PDF of 146 KB that groups several part numbers in its name: 24C02, C02R and W02, apparently related 2 Kbit (256-byte) I2C EEPROM variants covered in one datasheet.

PDF datasheet for the 24AA014 and 24LC014, compact 1 Kbit serial EEPROMs on the I2C two-wire bus.

At 699 KB, this is the largest file in the group. It is a PDF filed under schematics and named 20MT120UF, with no laptop brand, model or board revision stated.

Named 16TTS-S, this 109 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic, but the name looks like a discrete semiconductor code with a suffix, not a board identifier.

Part five of a multi-part PDF set labelled 16M-DRAM, filed as a schematic and only 145 KB, which suggests a short closing section.

The fourth section of a numbered 16M-DRAM document collection, stored as a 536 KB PDF and indexed as a schematic. The title says only that it concerns 16-megabit DRAM.

Small PDF of about 74 KB named 8EQ045, filed under schematics. The name looks like a power diode part number, likely a Schottky-type rectifier in International Rectifier…