Filed under schematics, the 39.8 KB PDF 2SD2441 with an E tag refers by its JIS-style 2SD prefix to an NPN bipolar transistor.

For the 2SK664 transistor, this 34.9 KB PDF is indexed as a schematic but, judging by the JIS 2SK naming used for N-channel field-effect transistors, it is a datasheet…

PDF document labelled as a schematic but named after the 2SC5387, a Japanese-numbered NPN bipolar transistor part number, so in practice it is almost certainly the…

Indexed under schematics, this 223 KB PDF takes its name from the JIS part number 2SC2960, an NPN bipolar transistor designation.

Generic archive named only as an original backup, 13.1 MB RAR, with no model, board number or chip stated in the name.

RAR archive of 10.5 MB whose name says only 5330 and ok, so neither the brand, board number nor content type is stated; ok usually means the uploader considered it…

A ZIP archive of 13 MB with an uninformative name, 32, which gives no model, board or content information.

A 158 KB PDF datasheet titled SFTC-TTL, apparently relating to a TTL interface item in the same SF-prefixed product family as several display kits and cables; the name…

Decrypted PDF schematic for MSI board V347, revision 5.0 judging by the _50 suffix, with the number 00017967 included in the name, likely an internal document reference.

Consumer ME firmware version 15.0.42.2268 for LP PCH platforms, stepping B, production, extracted, with an F19FC4AD tag apparently serving as a checksum.

Datasheet for the SM5M2, provided as a 253 KB PDF. The file name gives only the part designation without manufacturer, revision or a description of the device function…

PDF schematic for a Z84F board, with no brand, revision or laptop model given in the name.

Small 512 KB firmware image for the Dell Inspiron N4110 with a Core i5 CPU, labelled 2nd power.

BIOS archive labeled only as X79 version 3.5E, with no board maker or model given, so the exact target motherboard is unknown.

BIOS package for the ASUS FX505DD gaming laptop, mainboard revision 2.0, with the image tagged FX505DD-AS, compressed into a 4.64 MB RAR.

Flash image for Quanta motherboard DA0FL6MB8D0 at revision D. The name notes a 4 MB size, so it targets a 32 Mbit SPI chip.

MSI MS-7129 motherboard archive, 5.82 MB, in RAR format. The model number is the only detail the name carries, so the package could hold schematics, boardview data, BIOS…

Archive named ASUS A7K, but only 71 bytes in size, far too small to hold a schematic, boardview or firmware image.

TeboView archive, 4.05 MB, tagged DeHua, which is a boardview viewer program rather than board data; the name references no specific laptop.

Version-only firmware binary, v6.0.31.1208, 1.49 MB, with the target hardware left unspecified in the name.

An EDID dump of a Chunghwa CLAA140WB01A 14-inch panel taken from a Sony notebook, according to the name. The exact Sony model is not given.

Datasheet document covering the PIC18F6580 and the related PIC18F6680 microcontrollers from Microchip, in PDF format.

Archive for the Samsung UE40C6000RW LED television, listing assembly BN94-0336U, a BN40-00172A code and an LTF400HJ03 panel.

Saved 8 MB BIOS read from an HP 17 Pavilion notebook, apparently a backup taken from the original chip before work.

Consumer Intel ME region 11.8.50.3477 for H-series chipsets at D/A stepping, taken from an existing flash dump as the EXTR tag indicates.

Small 24 KB production firmware module tagged CMP_P, version 12.14.214.2014. CMP usually denotes Intel's Comet Point chipset family used with Comet Lake, and the P token…

BIOS image for the Lenovo Miix 310-10ICR tablet, marked OK to show it was reported as working.

Motherboard schematic PDF with the codes TWL and JWL, revision 3C and an ERD tag, dated 20150729 in the name.

Apple logic board schematic for board number 820-00923, supplied as a 3.20 MB PDF; the LOHWILL tag in the name likely refers to the source of the scanned set.

Small firmware archive named only M26G4 A09, 370 KB in RAR form, with no brand or board number given.

Intel Management Engine firmware image, version 16.1.25.1991, built for the Consumer SKU (CON) on an H-series chipset, with X as the stepping or variant field.

Indexed as a schematic, this 55.8 KB PDF actually names a discrete part, the 2SC3930, followed by an _E suffix.

A compact 19.1 KB PDF for the 2SA1580, small enough that it is probably a one- or two-page summary sheet. No other details are present in the name.

A 272 KB PDF for part number 2N5555, with a rev0x tag in the name that seems to mark a document revision, though its exact meaning is not stated.

RAR archive of 2.43 MB labelled with board code 3CESV and suffix RH-01, likely the revision.

Phone specification document in a 10.1 MB PDF; the name states only that it contains specifications and gives no brand or model, so the target device must be identified…

RAR archive of 6.84 MB named only after an old endpoint error, with no model, brand or board number stated.

Firmware binary with an uninformative name, pro 5 2, and a size of 32 MB, matching a 256 Mbit SPI flash.

Compressed boardview, BDV in the name, for a mainboard numbered 14279-1, a Wistron-style number.

Backup copy, marked (2), of a 4525s BIOS dump, 2 MB in size and suitable for a 16 Mbit SPI flash.