1N750A is the part behind this 50.3 KB PDF, a datasheet for a member of the JEDEC 1N746A to 1N759A zener diode family, catalogued here under schematics.

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

Series datasheet spanning the 1N5391 to 1N5399 diodes, a 42.7 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic.

PDF datasheet for the 1N4152 switching diode, about 63.5 KB. The 1N4152 is a small signal fast switching diode in a glass axial package, used in the same kinds of…

Datasheet PDF for a part identified only as 1n4044, filed in the schematic category at 93.5 KB.

Covering the 203CMQ080, this 144 KB PDF is most likely a datasheet for a CMQ-series Schottky rectifier rated, judging by the 080 suffix, at 80 V.

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

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…

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.

A 553 KB PDF called simply 29040, indexed under schematics, which by its number most likely covers a 4 Mbit 29-series parallel flash memory datasheet; the manufacturer…

Only the number 29020 identifies this 605 KB PDF, catalogued as a schematic; the pattern most likely refers to a 2 Mbit 29-series parallel flash memory datasheet, though…

Only the code 50WQ03FN appears in the name of this 128 KB PDF, catalogued as a schematic with no device, brand or board 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…

PDF filed as a schematic under the name 28C256, the widely used 256 Kbit parallel EEPROM part code.

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.

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…

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.

Datasheet PDF of 161 KB for the Microchip 24LC64B, though the catalogue labels it a schematic.

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.

Component documentation in PDF form, 203 KB, covering the 24C08 and 24C16 I2C serial EEPROMs.

An 81.4 KB PDF named for the 24C04 with a _3 suffix, probably one of several copies of the same reference sheet.

A 90.1 KB PDF labelled 24C02 with a _3 suffix, likely one of several copies of a datasheet for this 2 Kbit (256-byte) I2C EEPROM.

Datasheet PDF of 286 KB covering the 24AA515, 24LC515 and 24FC515, Microchip serial EEPROMs of 512 Kbit (64 KB) on the I2C bus.

PDF schematic labelled only T43, with no brand, board number or revision given in the name, so the exact platform has to be confirmed against the board itself.

Part list document 1304-4322 for the F32, revision 2, provided as a 664 KB PDF. No manufacturer or device category appears in the name, so confirm the F32 designation on…

PDF schematic for the Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P, revision 1.0, the original hardware revision of this AMD 970 chipset board, compressed with RAR.

ASUS schematic for the X555DG, also listed as X55DA, in PDF form inside a RAR archive; the RG suffix is part of the original label.

Schematic archive for the Xiaomi Mi Pad, development code name mocha. The diagrams should show the power management, charging, display, memory and connector circuits…

Schematic PDF of 1.60 MB named n91_mv_d3h_0322. The tokens are cryptic: n91 looks like a project code, d3h may refer to a DDR3 configuration and 0322 likely a date…

Circuit schematic in PDF for the Xiaomi M1s phone, with the Chinese part of the name meaning Xiaomi schematic diagram.

Circuit schematic in PDF for the original Xiaomi M1 phone, with the Chinese title meaning Xiaomi schematic diagram.

At 312 KB, this PDF for the 2SD2638 is the largest in its series and is probably a full datasheet with curves and outline drawings, though it is filed under schematics.

Small 39.9 KB PDF for the 2SD2474, carrying an _E suffix whose meaning the name does not state; it may reflect a language or edition marker.

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

PDF document for the 2SK2374 part, filed under schematics but named after a Japanese-registered semiconductor rather than a board.

The 2SK1839 is covered in this 84.9 KB PDF, filed under schematics though the name points to a single semiconductor part.

Reference sheet for the 2SK1109, with the name indicating the UTC (Unisonic Technologies) version of the part.