Reference PDF for the 2N3906, 61.0 KB, a widely encountered JEDEC part number that turns up in many consumer and hobby circuits.

The 2N3819 is covered by this 26.3 KB PDF, a brief document that is catalogued as a schematic but expected to be a component datasheet.

A 56.1 KB PDF for the 2N3704, a JEDEC-registered 2N-numbered transistor, indexed as a schematic though it is a part datasheet.

Named 1T378A, this 49.4 KB PDF is listed under schematics. The A suffix denotes a variant of the 1T378 code and may carry different ratings from the base part.

The 1SV277 is documented in this 71.9 KB PDF, which the catalogue lists as a schematic.

Indexed under schematics, this 96.2 KB PDF is named for the semiconductor 1SS356 and nothing else.

A 70.0 KB PDF categorised as a schematic but named solely after the part 1SS272, with no device, board number or revision.

At 33.6 KB, this PDF named 1N746 is a short component datasheet for the original non-suffixed part of the 1N746 zener family, indexed under schematics.

Technical sheet for the 1N4005GP rectifier, 41.9 KB in PDF form, listed among schematics.

PDF document of 246 KB tied to the 1N4001 rectifier, catalogued under schematics. The plus sign in the name is uninformative and does not identify a vendor or revision…

Covering the 6CWQ06FN, this 129 KB PDF is a datasheet for a dual common-cathode Schottky rectifier, the 06 suggesting a 60 V grade and the FN suffix a surface-mount…

Named after the 151cnq035, this 53.2 KB PDF is filed under schematics but fits the pattern of a dual Schottky rectifier datasheet, with 035 normally meaning a 35 V…

The name 151cmq carries no board or equipment model, only a component code, so this 44.3 KB PDF is likely a datasheet for a common-cathode Schottky rectifier family…

Catalogued as a schematic, this 48.6 KB PDF is named 120lq045 and gives no laptop model, board number or revision.

At 194 KB, this PDF is catalogued as a schematic but carries the part-style name 111cnq045a, with no laptop model, board number or revision.

Filed under schematics, 100bgq100 is a 113 KB PDF named with a power component part-style code and no reference to a laptop model, board number or revision.

PDF of 191 KB titled only with the number 75003407, an uninformative name that reveals neither brand nor device.

Grouped with schematics, this 153 KB PDF is named 85epf080 and gives no brand, device or revision.

Filed among schematics, this 206 KB PDF is named 82CNQ030A, a code in the International Rectifier dual Schottky diode format, with an A suffix that denotes a variant of…

Indexed as a schematic, this 201 KB PDF is named 81CNQ045A, a part code following International Rectifier dual Schottky diode conventions, with an A suffix for a…

Small 128 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic and named 401CMQ035. No device or board information is present; the name follows a power rectifier part-number style.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 53.8 KB PDF is named 70epf08 and states nothing about a device, brand or board revision.

The 121 KB PDF is named 45MT160P and sits in the schematic category, with no device, board or revision mentioned.

PDF of 97.8 KB for the 40EPF-HV, filed as a schematic though it is component documentation.

Listed as a schematic, this 166 KB PDF is named 28C65B, a variant code in the 28C parallel EEPROM family with a B revision suffix. No manufacturer or package is given.

Fairly large datasheet PDF of 705 KB named 25C16, catalogued as a schematic. The name follows the 25-series serial EEPROM convention, indicating a 16 Kbit SPI device…

Microchip 24LCS22A documentation, 317 KB in PDF, indexed as a schematic but in reality the part datasheet.

The 276 KB PDF here is labelled 24c04, the 4 Kbit (512-byte) two-wire serial EEPROM used widely to store configuration and calibration data.

This 173 KB PDF, named 19TQ015 in capitals, is indexed as a schematic though the name points to a discrete part rather than a board.

Named 16RIA, this 226 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic but appears to describe a component series, with no device, board number or revision in the name.

Schematic PDF, 1.14 MB, named t43_2. The trailing 2 may indicate a second part of a split document or a second version, which the name does not clarify.

Archive titled BIOS SENHA, Portuguese for BIOS password, suggesting firmware images or files related to clearing or bypassing a BIOS password; no laptop model, board…

RAR archive named only H0223-3, with no brand, model or document type in the name. The 289 KB size suggests a schematic or boardview rather than a full firmware set, but…

RAR archive of 47.9 KB for motherboard 08627-1, a number fitting the Wistron numbering scheme.

RAR archive of 470 KB named only A400, with no brand, board number or content type in the name.

RAR archive of 1.55 MB for Apple logic board 820-00244. Apart from the board number, the name says nothing about the contents, which could be a schematic, a boardview or…

8 MB BIOS image for Lenovo board NM-D151 (GV451/GV551, made by LCFC). The name says it is a clean version with SPD in the title, which may refer to memory configuration…

RAR archive of 11.9 MB labelled 5420 officiel clean, which suggests an official BIOS build that has been cleaned, though the brand is not stated; 5420 is commonly a Dell…

Dell Latitude 7320 Detachable firmware archive whose name mentions pw, which suggests a password-related dump, either locked or cleared; the exact state is not…

Small zipped firmware file of 132 KB for the ThinkPad T490, named as MEC, which points to the embedded controller firmware for a Microchip MEC-series EC.