For the 2SK664 transistor, this 34.9 KB PDF is indexed as a schematic but, judging by the JIS 2SK naming used for N-channel field-effect transistors, it is a datasheet…

A compact 47.6 KB PDF called 2SD1330_E, likely the datasheet for the 2SD1330 NPN low-frequency bipolar transistor under JIS numbering, though it is catalogued as a…

Part-number reference for the 2SC4433 in PDF form, about 71.5 KB. The name gives no board or device, only the JIS designation, where 2SC denotes an NPN bipolar…

A 463 KB PDF for the 2SC380TM, an NPN transistor numbered under the JIS 2SC scheme; TM is part of the name but its meaning is not explained.

Specification document for the 2SC5549 transistor, a 205 KB PDF in the schematic category.

Small 46.2 KB PDF for the 2SC5501. Under the Japanese JIS scheme, a 2SC prefix marks an NPN transistor intended for high-frequency use.

PDF document labelled as a schematic but named after the 2SC5387, a Japanese-numbered NPN bipolar transistor part number, so in practice it is almost certainly the…

A 179 KB PDF for the 2SC3670, an NPN bipolar transistor by its JIS-style 2SC prefix. The name gives only the part number, with no device, board or revision, so treat it…

Indexed under schematics, this 223 KB PDF takes its name from the JIS part number 2SC2960, an NPN bipolar transistor designation.

A compact 33.0 KB PDF named for the 2SB647, a PNP transistor according to the JIS 2SB prefix; although indexed as a schematic, it is most likely the part datasheet.

PDF for the 2SA1254, 43.0 KB, whose name ends in an E suffix that may denote a language or edition variant, though the file does not confirm that.

A 296 KB PDF identified only by the JEDEC-style part code 2N5769. The catalogue lists it as a schematic, yet the name points to a single discrete semiconductor, so its…

PDF document of 238 KB covering the 2N4398 device, with an RE suffix in the name whose meaning is not stated, possibly a reissued or revised sheet.

Datasheet in PDF format for the 2N3055, 179 KB, filed among schematics; the RE suffix in the name is not explained and may mark a revised or reissued copy.

Indexed under schematics, this 66.7 KB PDF is named 1SV225; the trailing underscore looks like a naming artefact.

Bearing only the part number 1SV249, this 62.1 KB PDF is indexed among schematics but is most likely a component data sheet.

A 98.0 KB PDF for the 1SS390, the largest of this group and filed as a schematic type. The name holds only the part number.

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.

The 69.8 KB PDF here is labelled with nothing more than 1SS321, a part number in the Japanese small-signal diode designation used largely by Toshiba.

Larger than most of its neighbours at 123 KB, this PDF is named only 1SS313 and gives no device or board details.

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

Datasheet in PDF format for the 1N5395 diode, 42.7 KB in size and filed as a schematic in this catalogue.

PDF datasheet of 246 KB for the 1N4937 diode, with a plus sign in the name that is probably just a file label rather than a part suffix.

The name gives nothing beyond 1N3085, a number in the JEDEC 1N series reserved for semiconductor diodes, so this 86.0 KB PDF is best treated as a part datasheet despite…

The file name 1N759A identifies a JEDEC 1N diode with an A grade suffix, so this 50.3 KB PDF is probably a datasheet, catalogued here under schematics.

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

A short 64.3 KB PDF titled after the 1KAB-E series, catalogued as a schematic but by its name more likely a datasheet covering a family of discrete components such as…

PDF of 541 KB named only with the number 75006379, with nothing in the name identifying the device, maker or part it describes.

Compact PDF of about 91 KB covering the 93C46 serial EEPROM, the 1 Kbit member of the 93-series Microwire family; the _3 suffix appears to mark a document revision or…

A 106 KB PDF named 88cnq060, indexed as a schematic, though by its number it is most likely an earlier datasheet for a dual Schottky rectifier module rated around 60 V…

The file 70mtkb is a 73.3 KB PDF filed as a schematic, and its name provides no brand, model or PCB revision.

Filed as a schematic, the 103 KB PDF 63ctq100 gives no device model, brand or board revision in its name.

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…

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…

Component documentation in PDF, 122 KB, for a device numbered 23c128. By common convention a 23C part is a mask ROM, here with the number suggesting 128 Kbit, but the…

A 176 KB PDF listed as a schematic and named 20ETS08S, with no device, board number or revision given.

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.

Lenovo schematic in PDF form, 1.16 MB, named only with the code 80A. That token gives no clear model, board number or revision, so open the document and read its title…

Copy of the Compal LA-5752P schematic, a PDF of 837 KB with a (2) suffix. It likely duplicates the other files of the same size.