The name 2SA2025 on this 38.7 KB PDF is a JIS transistor number; the 2SA prefix means a PNP bipolar device.

PDF, 117 KB, for the 2SA1926 component. Although filed under schematics, the name contains only the part number, so the content is most likely a datasheet.

Part reference for the 2SA1208 as a 44.3 KB PDF, placed in the schematic category though nothing in the name goes beyond the component number; expect datasheet content.

PDF reference for the 2SA1203, 99.3 KB, sorted among schematics although the bare part-number name points to a datasheet.

Component datasheet for the 2SA1803, provided as a 179 KB PDF and indexed with schematics. The 2SA prefix places it among PNP bipolar transistors under the JIS standard.

Small 39.2 KB PDF datasheet for the 2SA1797, a PNP bipolar transistor going by the JIS 2SA naming convention.

Filed under schematics, this 173 KB PDF is named after the 2SA965, a part number in the Japanese JIS scheme where the 2SA prefix marks a PNP bipolar transistor, so it is…

PDF datasheet, 94.4 KB, for the 2N7002LT1, with rev2 in the name indicating the second revision of the document. It is filed as a schematic.

Indexed as a schematic, a 295 KB PDF labelled 2N6426, from the JEDEC 2N series of discrete semiconductor part numbers.

At 275 KB, this PDF for the 2N6050 is one of the larger sheets in the set. It is indexed as a schematic, though it is most likely a full datasheet with curves.

Larger than most of its neighbours at 477 KB, this PDF covers the 2N4033 and may contain extra graphs, scanned pages or a multi-part data book extract; the name alone…

Part code 1T399 names this 47.0 KB PDF, which is indexed as a schematic. The name gives no information about the product, brand or board number.

Component code 1SV217 labels this 68.3 KB PDF, which is filed as a schematic and carries a trailing underscore in its name.

Datasheet-style PDF, 19.8 KB, for the 1SV298 component, listed in the schematics category.

Reference sheet for the 1SS389, a 66.7 KB PDF indexed as a schematic. Nothing in the filename beyond the part number and an underscore identifies a device, brand or…

Named only 1SS366, this 50.5 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic yet points to a single semiconductor: in JIS designations 1SS stands for a small-signal silicon diode.

At 98.9 KB, this PDF is named after the device 1SS364, indexed under schematics but most probably a diode data sheet.

This 72.3 KB PDF is named 1SS361F, a JIS-style small-signal silicon diode number with an added F suffix; the name does not explain the suffix, so check the document for…

The name of this 115 KB PDF gives the part number 1SS355, a small-signal silicon diode by the JIS 1SS convention, and carries no device or board details.

Part number 1SS312 is all this 123 KB PDF name reveals; no brand, laptop model or board revision is mentioned.

Revision 3 of a datasheet for the 1N5817, the 20 V part of the 1 A Schottky rectifier family, supplied as a 96.3 KB PDF and filed as a schematic.

PDF datasheet for the 1N4007 general purpose silicon rectifier, 68.9 KB, catalogued in the schematic section.

Compact 31.4 KB PDF datasheet for a 1N4001 variant marked ID in the name, catalogued in the schematic section.

Part code 1N758A is all the name provides; it matches JEDEC diode numbering with an A suffix, pointing to a component datasheet of 50.3 KB rather than a board schematic.

The code 240U060D in the name of this 193 KB PDF looks like a power semiconductor part number, so the document is most likely a datasheet rather than the schematic its…

Filed as a schematic, the 209CNQ135 document is almost certainly a datasheet for a high-current Schottky rectifier module in the CNQ series, where 135 points to a 135 V…

Datasheet-style PDF for the 208CNQ060, a part number in the CNQ Schottky rectifier family; the 060 suffix generally means 60 V.

Small 54.1 KB PDF titled with the 200HF code, which refers to a power diode or rectifier series rather than a specific board or device.

Short 39.5 KB PDF grouping the 6CWQ09F and 6CWQ10F, dual Schottky rectifiers in the 6CWQ range, with the numbers most likely marking 90 V and 100 V grades.

A 53.6 KB PDF listed as a schematic, named 153cnq080; the code corresponds to a dual Schottky rectifier, and the 080 suffix generally indicates an 80 V reverse rating.

The 111mt080kb file is a 111 KB PDF placed under schematics, its name following a power-component part-number pattern rather than a board numbering scheme.

Indexed as a schematic, this 124 KB PDF named 90sq most likely refers to the 90SQ series of Schottky rectifier diodes, so it is probably a component datasheet rather…

Filed under schematics, this 196 KB PDF called 88cnq060a is most likely a datasheet revision for a dual common-cathode Schottky rectifier, where 060 usually marks a 60 V…

Classified as a schematic, this 143 KB PDF is named 444cnq035 and names no brand or device.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 209 KB PDF is labelled 85CNQ015, a code that reads like a power semiconductor part number rather than a laptop board, so it is most…

Small PDF of 53 KB catalogued as a schematic under the code 80CPQ020, which reads like a discrete semiconductor part number rather than a laptop board number.

PDF of 118 KB catalogued under schematics with the name 409DMQ135. The name offers no device or motherboard details; it reads like a high-current semiconductor module…

Named 401CNQ and filed as a schematic, this 160 KB PDF gives no brand, model or board revision.

A 77.6 KB PDF titled 30LJQ100, catalogued among schematics, but the name reads as a semiconductor part number, so expect a single-component datasheet.

At 83.3 KB, the PDF named 19MT050XF is filed as a schematic, yet its name reads like a power semiconductor module part number, not a device board.