Archive for the Apple iPhone XS Max, labelled with the model number A2101 and the tokens D3XP and X1048, which appear to be internal device and board identifiers.

Tiny RAR archive, about 19.5 KB, labelled for the iPhone 11 Pro BB middle frame, where BB most likely refers to the baseband side of the stacked logic board.

Second copy of an iPhone 7 Plus Intel baseband boardview, .bvr format, 13.8 KB, identical in name and size to another entry and probably a duplicate.

Another copy of an iPhone 7 Plus boardview marked for the Intel modem version, 13.8 KB in BVR format.

Boardview file labelled for the iPhone 7 Plus Intel baseband board, in .bvr format. At only 13.8 KB it is unusually small for a full phone layout, so it may be partial…

Small archive, about 19.6 KB, named for the iPhone 11 Pro AP middle frame, AP typically meaning the application processor side of the stacked logic board.

Large PDF schematic labelled 5C, which most likely refers to the Apple iPhone 5C, though the name itself gives no board number or revision.

RAR package with a BVR boardview for the iPhone 5C, labelled iP5C. Extract it and load the file in a viewer that supports BVR, such as FlexBV, to see the logic board…

Second copy of the iPhone 7 Plus Intel modem boardview, BVR format, 13.8 KB, apparently identical to the other file of the same size.

Boardview named for the iPhone 7 Plus with the Intel baseband, in .bvr format. Its size of just 13.8 KB is unusually small compared with the Qualcomm 7 Plus layout at…

Schematic PDF for the iPhone 6S, identified in the name by the Apple project code N66. At about 1 MB it is a compact document, so check that it contains the full set of…