Larger 697 KB PDF relating to the 1N4001 rectifier, filed in the schematic category. The double plus in the name gives no clear information, so it may be an extended…

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.

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…

A 72.5 KB PDF for the 6F(R) series, a rectifier diode family where the R variant conventionally indicates reverse polarity, with the stud or case as anode instead of…

A datasheet-style PDF of 80.7 KB for the 162cnq030, categorised as a schematic in this index.

No device or board appears in the name 161cmq, which instead looks like a dual Schottky rectifier family code; at 47.0 KB this PDF is probably a short datasheet, though…

At 43.6 KB, this PDF titled 152cmq030 is listed among schematics, yet the name is a rectifier part code for a common-cathode Schottky pair, commonly a 30 V grade.

Indexed as a schematic, this 83.3 KB PDF named 150k most likely documents a stud-mount power rectifier diode series, as the short code follows the pattern used for such…

Only the code 120lq100 identifies this 48.6 KB PDF, which is filed under schematics with no device, board or revision given.

PDF of 112 KB catalogued as a schematic, named 62v256 with no device, brand or PCB revision stated.

Indexed as a schematic, this PDF of 130 KB carries the code 50WQ10FN and nothing about a device or board.

Datasheet in a 106 KB PDF for the 27c256, a part number in the common 27C CMOS EPROM family, although the catalogue lists it as a schematic.

Short 85.5 KB PDF named 30dps, listed as a schematic, with a name that looks like a part number for a discrete power diode rather than a board drawing.

PDF of 329 KB named 25C040, indexed as a schematic although the name points to a 25-series SPI serial EEPROM, where 040 conventionally denotes 4 Kbit capacity.

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.

PDF reference for the 24LC21A, the revised version of the dual-mode DDC serial EEPROM commonly found in monitors and display boards for holding EDID information.

PDF component document of 164 KB for the 23c010 part. Within the common 23C naming scheme this denotes a mask ROM, with 010 typically standing for 1 Mbit, though the…

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

Named 15yq100c and stored as a 74.9 KB PDF, the file is tagged as a schematic. The code follows the style of International Rectifier or Vishay Schottky rectifier part…

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.

A small PDF filed as a schematic and named for the 10ETF10S and 10ETF12S part numbers, two variants sharing one document.

A 218 KB PDF covering the 10ETF02, 10ETF04 and 10ETF06 parts, filed under schematics. These names follow rectifier diode numbering of the International Rectifier and…

PDF schematic, 1.45 MB, named only UX50, with no maker, board number or revision in the title.

Boardview for the U8C main board, marked MB with revision B, in a 278 KB RAR archive. Once extracted, the layout file opens in a viewer such as OpenBoardView or FlexBV.

PDF schematic of 852 KB named only ME4812, which gives no clear indication of the brand, device or board revision it covers.

PDF schematic of 1.26 MB labelled M920 with a PVT tag, meaning the Production Validation Test stage of the design, which is usually close to the final mass-production…

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.

PDF schematic, 915 KB, for a board coded M9A0 with an MP tag, which marks the Mass Production revision, the final released design.

PDF schematic whose name, KL2D, is only a short project or board code, with no brand, revision or model given.

RAR archive named only K54, a short model code with no revision or file type stated. At 1.36 MB it may contain a schematic, a boardview or several documents for a…

RAR archive of 4.4 MB for the IBM ThinkPad X30 and X32 laptops. The name does not state its contents, so it may hold schematics, hardware maintenance documentation or…

Schematic in PDF for the ASUS K53SV notebook; the name does not state the mainboard revision.

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.

Archive for the Gigabyte GA-G31M-ES2L desktop motherboard, Intel G31 chipset, packed as a 1.15 MB ZIP.

Compact 47.8 KB RAR labelled 08530 sb, with the name revealing nothing beyond the project number and a short suffix whose meaning is not stated.

RAR package of 857 KB named A928-1-4-01 with an R3 suffix, which usually indicates revision 3.

RAR archive of 4.85 MB for Apple logic board 820-00840, revision A according to the suffix.

Spanish PDF describing the charging process of the J700M, which matches the Samsung Galaxy J7 model code, 976 KB in size.

ZIP archive for a TP202N tagged 8MB and EC, indicating an 8 MB BIOS image together with embedded controller firmware; TP202N is an ASUS model code, though the brand is…

Firmware dump for the Realtek RTS5458H Type-C PD controller from a board numbered 6050A3469601-MB-A01, archived as RAR.