A 72.5 KB PDF identified only by the code 45L and indexed under schematics, with no device, brand or revision stated.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 232 KB PDF carries only the code 40CTQ045, which reads like a discrete semiconductor part number rather than a laptop board number.

Named 30WQ04FN and filed as a schematic, this 131 KB PDF most likely holds a component datasheet for a Schottky-type rectifier, based on the part-number format.

Filed under schematics, this 77.3 KB PDF named 30SLJQ030 is most probably the datasheet for a discrete rectifier, the lowest voltage code among the 30SLJQ files indexed…

This 50.1 KB PDF, labelled 30SCLJQ030 and catalogued as a schematic, most likely documents one discrete rectifier rather than a circuit board, based on its part-number…

This 180 KB PDF, named 30L30CT, is labelled a schematic but follows a discrete semiconductor part-number style; the CT ending is often used for dual common-cathode…

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.

PDF of 176 KB named 30eph03, catalogued as a schematic though the name looks like a discrete power semiconductor part number, such as a rectifier diode.

Component reference sheet saved as a 131 KB PDF under the name 30epf10 and filed with schematics.

Under the name 27c040 this 153 KB PDF covers a part from the 27C CMOS EPROM series, even though it is categorised as a schematic.

Filed under schematics, this 97.5 KB PDF labelled 25tts-fp appears to be a component datasheet for a variant of the 25TTS power device series.

Titled 25CXXX, this 160 KB PDF uses a placeholder in its name, which typically signals a family datasheet covering several capacities of one memory or chip series.

Part-code document named 30CLJQ100, a 51.5 KB PDF that the index lists as a schematic. The name gives no laptop model, board number or revision, only the component…

Compact PDF of 53.9 KB bearing the part code 30CLJQ045 and filed among schematics, although the name points to a single component rather than a board.

PDF of 59.1 KB labelled only 30BF and listed as a schematic, with no model, brand or board number provided.

PDF of 177 KB titled 29F010, filed in the schematics section with no brand or board named.

PDF of 217 KB named for the 24C00, a very small I2C serial EEPROM of 128 bits (16 bytes).

A 144 KB PDF named 23c020, describing a component in the 23C series, which by usual convention are mask-programmed ROMs; 020 normally corresponds to 2 Mbit.

Filed as a schematic, this 168 KB PDF is identified only by 20L15T. It gives no brand, model, board number or revision, so its exact subject is unclear from the name…

A schematic-category PDF of 223 KB named 20CTQ, without any device model, board number or revision in the name.

Listed as a schematic, this 315 KB PDF carries the code 20CLQ045 and nothing else: no device, board number or revision.

A 127 KB PDF filed under schematics and named 20ETF08S. It gives no device model, board number or revision.

Filed under schematics, this 202 KB PDF carries only the code 20CJQ060, with no board, model or revision in the name.

A compact 103 KB PDF labelled 20BQ030, filed among schematics. The name contains no laptop model, board number or revision, only a code shaped like an International…

Named simply 18TQ, this 180 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic but appears to cover a component series rather than a board, since no voltage suffix, model, board number…

Indexed as a schematic, the 48.4 KB PDF named 16YQ100C carries no model, board or revision details, only a code in the International Rectifier rectifier style.

The file 16YQ045C is a 52.0 KB PDF filed under schematics, but the name describes a component code and gives no device, board number or revision.

This 46.4 KB PDF named 16SYQ045C is filed as a schematic, but it refers to a component code rather than a board, with no model, board number or revision stated.

This 399 KB PDF, named 16M-DRAM with a trailing 6, is indexed as a schematic and appears to be one part of a larger 16-megabit DRAM document or a related variant.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 114 KB PDF covers the 10ETF10 and 10ETF12 parts, two related devices in one document.

Document for the 10ETF02FP, 10ETF04FP and 10ETF06FP, three voltage grades that share one 208 KB PDF.

Filed as a schematic, this PDF of roughly 100 KB is named 10CTQ150L. The CTQ code in International Rectifier and Vishay numbering identifies a common-cathode dual…

Datasheet-type PDF named 10BQ015, around 86 KB and filed as a schematic. The name follows the numbering of a surface-mount Schottky rectifier family, with the digits…

A 199 KB PDF for the 8EWS08S, 8EWS10S and 8EWS12S parts, listed among schematics. The code pattern matches International Rectifier and Vishay rectifier numbering, with…

The 8ETU04 document, a 187 KB PDF filed as a schematic, carries a part number in International Rectifier and Vishay rectifier style.

A 168 KB PDF filed as a schematic and titled for the 8AF series. No device, brand or board number is named, so it most likely documents a component family rather than a…

PDF schematic named only SY3, a 551 KB document without any brand, model or revision information in its name, so its identity must be confirmed from the title block…

RAR archive for the QT6A motherboard, with an MB-C suffix that likely marks revision C, 152 KB in size.

Small RAR archive, 174 KB, labelled M57 DVT MLB, where MLB means main logic board and DVT means the Design Validation Test build stage.

Schematic for the Compal LA-5752P laptop mainboard, an 837 KB PDF. Only the board number is given, with no model, brand or revision.