Reference document for the 2SK2793, a 141 KB PDF catalogued under schematics. The 2SK designation in the Japanese JIS system denotes an N-channel field-effect…

The 2SK2740 transistor is the subject of this 143 KB PDF, filed as a schematic even though the name points to a component datasheet.

Reference sheet for the 2SK2739 in PDF format, 146 KB, indexed in the schematic section.

Indexed as a schematic, this 139 KB PDF actually concerns the 2SK2715, an N-channel field-effect transistor according to the Japanese JIS 2SK prefix.

A 137 KB PDF for the 2SK2714 with a 1-5 suffix that the name leaves unexplained, possibly an edition or page range.

PDF for the 2SK2504 with an added _1-5 suffix in the name, 135 KB in size; the suffix meaning is not stated and may indicate a page range or alternate edition.

The smallest of this group at 23.0 KB, this PDF covers the 2sk2474, a JIS-numbered N-channel FET.

Compact 44.8 KB PDF for the 2SD1051, with an _E suffix in the name whose meaning is not stated, possibly a language or edition marker.

Specification sheet for the 2SD874 transistor in PDF form, about 44 KB, catalogued with the schematics but actually a component datasheet.

Datasheet for the 2SD814 NPN transistor, a 42 KB PDF whose _E suffix probably indicates an English edition.

Covering the 2SC3811, this 45.7 KB PDF has an _E suffix in its name, which is not explained and may denote an edition or English version.

PDF datasheet for the 2SB1288, 41.4 KB, with an E suffix in the name that most likely marks an English-language edition.

PDF for the 2SA1512, 41.0 KB, with an _E suffix in the name whose meaning is not stated, possibly a document edition or language variant.

Small PDF of 42.0 KB covering the 2SB1030, with an _E suffix that may mark a document edition, though the name does not say.

Datasheet PDF of only 13.5 KB for the 2SA684 transistor, marked UTC, which indicates the Unisonic Technologies edition of this part.

Datasheet in PDF form for the 2SA1018 transistor, filed in the index under schematics, with an E suffix in the name that likely marks a document edition or variant.

Datasheet covering the 2SA1806, stored as a 44.6 KB PDF whose name carries an E suffix, probably indicating an edition or language version of the document.

Filed as a schematic, this 81.8 KB PDF covers the 2N6520 and carries a Sam tag in brackets, which likely identifies the source or vendor of this edition, though the name…

An 86.7 KB PDF for the 2N3903 with a Sam tag in parentheses, which may indicate a particular manufacturer's edition, although the name does not spell it out.

Combined PDF datasheet for the 1N5820, 1N5821 and 1N5822 Schottky rectifiers, 3 A parts rated at 20, 30 and 40 V respectively.

A 163 KB PDF filed as a schematic and named 28F010 followed by an underscore, likely a second edition or vendor version of the same device sheet.

Alternative 135 KB PDF for the 25C02 code, its name differing from the other 25C02 sheet only by a trailing underscore.

Firmware archive for the HP Elite Dragonfly, with the name carrying what looks like an HP serial number, meaning the dump was read from one specific unit.

ZIP archive of 14.9 MB containing Intel CSME System Tools version 18, the utility set for the Converged Security and Management Engine.

8MB BIOS dump labelled for an HP x360 laptop with the token 11k, which may refer to a model variant, though the name does not make that clear.

Duplicate HP firmware file named mkulima, a label that gives no laptop model, board number or revision, so its target hardware cannot be told from the name.

Duplicate HP Mini 110 firmware dump in .bin format, 1.00 MB in size, which corresponds to an 8 Mbit SPI flash device.

Fourth variant of a G62AMD firmware dump, a 2 MB file with no extension that is presumably a raw BIOS binary.

G62AMD second copy: a 2 MB extensionless dump that most likely holds raw BIOS data for a 16-megabit flash chip.

Duplicate copy, shown by the (2) suffix, of a 4.00 MB firmware file named G6I5R. The name gives no brand, motherboard number or revision, so the exact laptop it belongs…

Binary labelled DV67, 4.00 MB, which matches a 32-Mbit SPI flash chip. The name is cryptic and may refer to an HP Pavilion dv6 or dv7 board, but no model, board number…

Duplicate (2) of the cq60i binary, a 2.00 MB flash image for a CQ60 that is probably the Intel version.

Firmware file of 1 MB in .fd format, identified only by the code 360FF21, which is not explained in the name.

Generic 16 MB firmware binary whose name only states its capacity, giving no device, brand, chip or board information.

32 MB raw dump of a Winbond W25Q256FV flash in the 8x6 mm WSON8 package, read on 2025-04-29 by the programmer software.

8 MB dump read from a Macronix MX25L6405 SPI chip, named by the programmer with the chip type and an October 2018 timestamp. The source machine is not stated.

A 2 MB flash image named after the Macronix MX25L1605D 16 Mbit SPI chip, with no indication of which laptop or motherboard it came from.

Raw 8 MB dump of a Macronix MX25L6405 serial flash, saved under a programmer-generated name with a timestamp of 30 September 2019.

Generic BIOS binary, 8 MB, whose name gives no brand, model, board number or version. Without that information, its origin can only be confirmed by examining the…

BIOS dump for Quanta board DA0P5NMB8E0, revision E, tagged 08A20 and noted as containing DMI data.