The 2SA1315 PNP transistor, per the Japanese JIS 2SA prefix, is the subject of this 220 KB PDF.

A 113 KB PDF for the 2SA1887, a PNP bipolar transistor in the JIS 2SA numbering series.

The 2SA1703 is covered by this 126 KB PDF, listed in the schematic category although only the part number appears in the name.

PDF of 210 KB for the 2SA817 transistor, catalogued as a schematic but named only by the component number.

A 64 KB PDF covering the 2N7218, indexed as a schematic though the file name is a plain JEDEC part number and the content is most likely a single-device datasheet.

Larger 546 KB PDF datasheet covering the 2N5400, a high-voltage PNP small-signal transistor; the size suggests a scanned or multi-part document.

Component datasheet for the 2N5366, a 60.8 KB PDF filed in the schematic category. The name gives only the part number, with no manufacturer, package or revision…

Data sheet for the 1T362 transistor, 45.0 KB in PDF, stored in the schematic category. The 1T prefix belongs to the old Soviet numbering, denoting a germanium transistor…

PDF data sheet of 47.6 KB for the 1T411 transistor, filed in the schematic category. Following the Soviet designation scheme, the 1T prefix denotes a germanium…

Data document for the 1SV302 diode, stored as a 72.1 KB PDF and catalogued as a schematic.

Covering the 1SS394, this 66.2 KB PDF is filed as a schematic but most likely holds a component datasheet, since 1SS denotes Japanese-registered small-signal silicon…

Only the number 1SS358 appears in the name of this 50.5 KB PDF, pointing to a data sheet for a small-signal silicon diode under the JIS 1SS prefix, despite its schematic…

Filed as a schematic, this 69.5 KB PDF carries the part number 1SS226 and is best read as a component datasheet.

Labelled 1n6762, this 17.2 KB PDF appears to be a datasheet page for a JEDEC 1N-numbered device rather than a circuit diagram.

Part number 1N6392 names this 43.5 KB PDF, a component datasheet for a JEDEC 1N-series device filed in the schematic category.

A 44.9 KB PDF titled 242NQ030, filed as a schematic but named after what appears to be a power rectifier part number, so its content is most likely a datasheet.

A 127 KB PDF named after the 200MT40KB, a power semiconductor part code rather than a laptop or board model.

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.

For the 153cmq080, this 44.5 KB PDF is categorised as a schematic but almost certainly holds a datasheet for a common-cathode dual Schottky rectifier rated around 80 V.

A 761 KB PDF titled 28256a, filed as a schematic but most likely a fuller datasheet edition for a 28-series 256 Kbit parallel EEPROM, the a suffix suggesting a revision…

Named 30LJQ150 and filed as a schematic, this 51.4 KB PDF looks like the datasheet for a discrete rectifier, with 150 plausibly indicating a higher voltage grade than…

Catalogued as a schematic, 25F080A is a 380 KB PDF whose name looks like a serial memory part code, making a chip datasheet the likely content.

Tiny 14.4 KB PDF titled 25C020, filed under schematics with no brand, board or device named.

Filed under schematics, this 357 KB PDF is named after the 25AA640 and 25LC640, which are Microchip SPI serial EEPROMs of 64 Kbit capacity, so it is most likely the…

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.

A 133 KB PDF named for the Microchip 24LC174, catalogued under schematics but serving as the datasheet for a 16 Kbit I2C serial EEPROM in the cascadable family.

Filed under schematics at 217 KB, this PDF is the datasheet for the Microchip 24LC41, a dual-port serial EEPROM intended for display EDID storage in monitors.

A 308 KB PDF on the 24C164 serial EEPROM, a 16 Kbit I2C device that, unlike the plain 24C16, uses its address pins for cascading several chips on one bus.

Cover page of a service document, only 44.5 KB in PDF form; the name gives no brand or model information.

Datasheet-style PDF for the BQ24727, a Texas Instruments battery charge controller found on many laptop motherboards, filed here under schematics.

Schematic PDF named NL3 E with a 0430 1615 date and time stamp, suggesting a dated working revision of an engineering design.

Richtek marking-code reference in PDF format. Richtek power ICs, including PWM controllers, buck converters, LDOs and load switches, are very common on laptop…

Small 45.6 KB PDF named 2SD1902, a Japanese standard transistor number; despite the schematic label it is most probably a short datasheet.

The 2SK1489 named here is a discrete transistor code: under JIS numbering, 2SK denotes an N-channel field-effect transistor.

Data for the 2SJ608 in a lightweight 27.9 KB PDF, indexed as a schematic. Under the Japanese JIS scheme the 2SJ prefix denotes a P-channel FET, so this is likely a…

Compact 42 KB PDF for the 2SJ340, catalogued among schematics although the name is a transistor part number. Nothing else about a device or board is stated.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 41.7 KB PDF bears the part number 2SC5611 and should be the datasheet for that NPN bipolar transistor.

Only the part number 2SC4168 identifies this 150 KB PDF, which carries a schematic label but is almost certainly a component datasheet.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 89.4 KB PDF bears the part number 2SC4133, a JIS designation for an NPN bipolar transistor, so its content is most likely the device…

Covering the 2SC5028, this 219 KB PDF is filed as a schematic yet is named like a component datasheet.