Short 37.3 KB PDF for the 2SK544, a part number belonging to the JIS 2SK series of N-channel FETs; although indexed as a schematic, it should be a component datasheet.

Boardview file for the Apple iPad 4, BVR format, 233 KB. No board number or revision is stated in the name, so match the layout against the logic board before relying on…

Archive in RAR format, 62.2 KB, carrying the iPhone 5 boardview as a BVR file. After extraction it can be opened in boardview software compatible with BVR to inspect top…

A compact 93.8 KB PDF carrying only the designation 2SC4476 in its name. Under JIS numbering the 2SC prefix identifies an NPN transistor of the high-frequency class, so…

Small 44.3 KB PDF describing the 2SC5419, with the _E suffix seen across this series. It sits in the schematic category, yet the name is a JIS transistor number: 2SC…

A 29.2 KB PDF carrying the part number 2SB1683, a PNP transistor by Japanese JIS naming; though labelled as a schematic, it is expected to be the component datasheet.

A compact 37.5 KB PDF carrying the name 2SA2044, a Japanese JIS transistor number in which 2SA stands for a PNP bipolar type.

An 85.0 KB PDF covering the 2SA1965, whose 2SA prefix under JIS rules marks a PNP bipolar transistor.

At 320 KB, this PDF for the 2SA1163 is the largest of this group of 2SA files and likely a full manufacturer datasheet with characteristic curves.

Datasheet for the 2N7053 in a 314 KB PDF, categorized with schematics. The size matches that of the 2N7052 file and both may come from a shared family document, though…

Small 27.6 KB PDF for the 2N7051, filed as a schematic but by its name a datasheet for one discrete semiconductor.

A compact 43.5 KB PDF filed under schematics and named for the 2N6547, a part number from the JEDEC 2N registration series for discrete semiconductors.

A compact 32.6 KB PDF for the 2N3773, a JEDEC-registered 2N-series transistor; despite the schematic label it is a component datasheet rather than a circuit drawing.

Part 1SS370 is the sole identifier in this 66.2 KB PDF name, which suggests a data sheet for a single small-signal silicon diode, the meaning of the 1SS prefix in JIS…

Component datasheet for the 1N6096 diode in PDF form, 42.4 KB, placed under schematics in the index.

Component datasheet in PDF for the 1N5400G diode, filed here under the schematic category even though it documents a single discrete part rather than a circuit.

Datasheet PDF for a part identified only as 1n4044, filed in the schematic category at 93.5 KB.

The 143 KB PDF named 225CNQ carries a part family prefix rather than a board number, pointing to a datasheet for a series of power diode devices, even though it is filed…

At 86.1 KB, this PDF named 175bgq045 is listed as a schematic, yet the code fits a high-current Schottky rectifier, with 045 typically indicating a 45 V reverse voltage.

The code 113cnq080a is the only detail in the name of this 194 KB PDF, filed as a schematic with no laptop model, board or revision.

Named only 50WQ10F, this compact 39.2 KB PDF sits in the schematic category but gives no laptop model, brand or board number.

Only the code 50WQ03FN appears in the name of this 128 KB PDF, catalogued as a schematic with no device, brand or board revision.

PDF of 66.0 KB named 25C03, indexed under schematics, with no brand, board or device information in the name.

Filed as a schematic, this 251 KB PDF is the datasheet for the Microchip 24LCS21A, a DDC serial EEPROM designed to store EDID data for displays.

Datasheet PDF of 161 KB for the Microchip 24LC64B, though the catalogue labels it a schematic.

Named only 20ETS, this 72.2 KB PDF is filed under schematics and describes no specific device, board number or revision.

The 12CWQ06FN part number is the only detail this 130 KB PDF name carries, so it is best treated as a component datasheet rather than a circuit drawing.

PDF reference sheet for the 10ETF02S, 10ETF04S and 10ETF06S, three variants covered by one document of about 133 KB.

PDF schematic, 1.07 MB, for the Sony VAIO motherboard MBX-194, paired in the name with the project code M780, which likely belongs to the ODM that built the board.

Small 250 KB RAR archive tied to the Compal LA-9981P mainboard, revision R10 (1.0). The contents are not described in the name.

RAR archive for the ASUS PA246Q monitor; the name does not list its contents, and at about 5.9 MB it may contain service documentation, schematics or firmware.

Samsung Galaxy A02s (SM-A02S) schematic page in PDF covering the LCD backlight circuit, 3.69 MB.

Schematic PDF with an uninformative single-letter name, B, so neither the device, the brand nor the board number can be determined from the name.

Zipped dump read from a Winbond W25Q80DW chip in SOIC8 (200 mil) package, dated 10 April 2022.

Unlabelled BIOS dump identified only by its 16MB size; no brand, model or board number appears in the name. The ZIP holds a binary for a 128Mbit SPI flash chip.

Gigabyte GA-F2A55M-DS2 boardview in PDF format for revision 1.0, the BV marker meaning boardview.

PDF schematic for the Compal LA-G714P motherboard. The name carries no model or revision details, so confirm the board number on the PCB.

Second copy of a K53SDF1 BIOS file, version 208 as shown by the .208 extension, 4MB in size and intended for the ASUS K53SD family.

A 4.00 MB raw BIOS image whose file name reads G6I5R, a code that hints at a G6 variant but states no manufacturer, board number or revision.

Smaller HP EliteBook 840 dump tagged 16, sized 2.00 MB, which corresponds to a 16-Mbit flash chip.