Catalogued as a schematic, this 182 KB PDF carries the name of the JEDEC-registered discrete semiconductor 2N6547, with an RE suffix whose meaning the name does not…

The 2N5886 is covered by this 41.8 KB PDF, catalogued as a schematic but probably the component datasheet. The name states no maker, package or edition.

A 130 KB PDF bearing the part number 2N5459, catalogued as a schematic though no board, device or revision is named.

A 289 KB PDF covering the 2N5172, a JEDEC-registered discrete semiconductor, catalogued as a schematic though the name points to a manufacturer datasheet.

PDF datasheet for the 1N5908, a transient voltage suppressor diode intended for clamping surges on low-voltage lines, listed in the schematic category.

Datasheet PDF for the 1N4005 silicon rectifier, size 68.9 KB, catalogued under schematics.

At 126 KB, this PDF is titled 80CPQ150 and, despite the schematic category, most likely contains the datasheet for that rectifier, following International Rectifier part…

PDF of 129 KB in the schematic category, named 400CMQ035. Nothing in the name points to a device, motherboard or revision; the string follows the pattern of a power…

Named 60EPU02, this 147 KB PDF sits in the schematic category. It carries no brand, model or revision details.

At 207 KB, this schematic-category PDF named 60EPF10 is somewhat larger than its sibling files, but its name still gives no manufacturer, product or revision.

Schematic-category PDF, 155 KB, carrying the code 301CNQ and no other identifying details such as model, maker or board revision.

Complete-looking datasheet PDF of 675 KB named 25C02, catalogued as a schematic. By standard naming it covers a 2 Kbit SPI serial EEPROM, without any manufacturer…

Carrying only the code 16SYQ030C, this 48.5 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic and names no device, board or revision.

A PDF of 189 KB named 16ctu04 and categorised as a schematic. The name looks like an International Rectifier or Vishay ultrafast rectifier part number, which would make…

15mq040n is the name on this 94.2 KB PDF, which the catalogue files as a schematic. The code resembles International Rectifier or Vishay surface-mount Schottky rectifier…

PDF document for the FX505DD board, labelled as a boardview but catalogued as a schematic, 5.71 MB.

Second g61a firmware file, also 2 MB, suited to a 16-megabit SPI flash. Like the first copy, its name carries no motherboard number, brand or version, so identification…

PDF document of 972 KB named only TX4150A, catalogued as a schematic, with no brand, device or board details in the name.

PDF document named after TAS5614LA, a Texas Instruments Class-D audio power amplifier IC used in audio equipment.

Large 44.5 MB PDF catalogued as a schematic, its Persian file name roughly meaning mobile repairer.

Michaels International diode equivalents guide, a large 8.42 MB PDF catalogued here as a schematic but actually a cross-reference book.

PDF repair guide for the ASUS UX31E, catalogued under schematics. Asus repair guides typically contain block diagrams, power sequence notes, troubleshooting flowcharts…

Repair guide for the ASUS E403SA in PDF format, 672 KB, catalogued with schematics. Such guides usually describe the power sequence, main rails and common failure…

Schematic archive catalogued under Samsung and named only A12, presumably the Galaxy A12 handset, though the name does not confirm the variant.

Compact 42.5 KB PDF for the 2SD1824, carrying an E suffix in the name that is not otherwise explained.

A compact 30.6 KB PDF tied to the 2SD1666 part number, catalogued among schematics. In Japanese JIS designations, 2SD stands for an NPN bipolar transistor meant for…

The 3SK263 is covered by an 82.7 KB PDF placed in the schematic category, though a part-number name like this normally indicates a component datasheet.

The 3LP02SP part is documented in this 41.9 KB PDF, catalogued under schematics. The name gives only the component code; companion files 3LP02N and 3LP02M share the…

Part documentation for the 2SK3292 in PDF format, 33.3 KB, catalogued under the schematic type. The 2SK code follows the Japanese JEITA convention for N-channel FETs.

A separate 85.2 KB PDF on the 2SK3065, filed under the schematic category. It may be a different revision or source document from the SOT-89 specific file in this index…

Catalogued as a schematic, the 400 KB PDF is named only for the 2SK2835 part number. In the JIS scheme the 2SK prefix denotes an N-channel field-effect transistor, which…

Part documentation for the 2SK2731, a 113 KB PDF placed in the schematic category. JIS naming assigns the 2SK prefix to N-channel field-effect transistors, so the…

Reference document for the 2SK2679, a 393 KB PDF in the schematic category. The 2SK prefix is the Japanese JIS registration for N-channel field-effect transistors, so…

The 2SK2445 gives its name to this 410 KB PDF, categorised as a schematic yet most likely a datasheet, because 2SK codes in the JIS scheme identify N-channel FETs.

Very small 32.3 KB PDF titled 2SK2383, listed in the schematic category but most probably a short datasheet or summary sheet for an N-channel field-effect transistor, as…

The part number 2sk2210 is the sole clue to this 33.6 KB PDF, catalogued under schematics but most likely a short component datasheet.

Short PDF of about 34 KB tied to the 2SK2128 part number. It is catalogued as a schematic, but with nothing besides the part number in the name it is presumably a…

A 166 KB PDF covering the 2SK1961 transistor. The 2SK series in the JIS system denotes N-channel FETs, so this schematic-categorised file should be read as a component…

Here the 2SK1730 is documented in a 97.1 KB PDF. The 2SK prefix belongs to the Japanese JIS/JEITA register and indicates an N-channel field-effect transistor, so the…

Transistor datasheet PDF for the 2SK1462, 121 KB, catalogued under the schematic type. Japanese JIS numbering assigns 2SK to N-channel field-effect devices, and no board…