UTC datasheet covering the 2SD882L, a variant of the widely used 2SD882 NPN transistor, stored as a small PDF of about 24 KB.

A 305 KB PDF for the 2SC4246 transistor. The name states nothing apart from the part number, so the manufacturer and revision have to be read inside the document.

Part number 2SC4124 names this 98.7 KB PDF, which is labelled a schematic but, given the JIS-style designation for an NPN bipolar transistor, should be that part's…

Datasheet-style PDF, 96.2 KB, named only for the 2SC3089 and catalogued as a schematic.

Part number 2SC2882 names this 137 KB PDF, which the index treats as a schematic. The 2SC prefix in the JIS system indicates an NPN bipolar transistor, making a…

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

UTC version of the 2SB772 documentation, a 22.5 KB PDF; UTC very likely stands for Unisonic Technologies.

Datasheet-style PDF for the 2SA1339, indexed in the schematic category at 140 KB. The 2SA prefix denotes a PNP transistor in the JIS scheme, nominally aimed at…

A 40.8 KB PDF for the 2SA1290 transistor, catalogued under schematics. The filename states only the part number; the 2SA prefix designates a PNP bipolar device in the…

This 26.1 KB PDF, placed in the schematic section, is named after the 2N6517, part of the JEDEC 2N numbering used for discrete transistors and similar devices.

A 71.2 KB PDF with data for the 2N2222, filed with schematics in this index. The 2N2222 is a staple NPN small-signal transistor used for switching relays, LEDs and logic…

PDF datasheet, 76.4 KB, for the 1N5818, the 30 V grade of the familiar 1 A Schottky rectifier series.

Catalogued as a schematic, but the part number 224CNQ035 follows International Rectifier style Schottky rectifier naming, so the PDF is most likely a component datasheet…

The name 181rki carries no board or device model and resembles a power semiconductor part code, so this 173 KB PDF is best treated as a component datasheet although it…

A 50.7 KB PDF categorised as a schematic, carrying only the short code 120nq and no product, board number or revision.

Named 110rki40, this small 63.9 KB PDF is filed under schematics yet the title looks like a power semiconductor part designation, not a device or board.

Spanning 1SMA10CAT3 to 78CAT3 according to its name, this 81.5 KB PDF is filed as a schematic but describes a component range, the CA suffix typically marking…

Labelled 80EPS08, this 80.7 KB PDF is classed as a schematic but carries a semiconductor part code in International Rectifier style, so it most likely contains a…

PDF document of 203 KB filed as a schematic and named only 80CNQ035A. No device, motherboard number or revision is stated, and the code follows the pattern of a…

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…

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

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

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…

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

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.

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

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

ZIP archive of 1.76 MB for the Gigabyte GA-H55M-UD2H motherboard, an Intel H55 board for first-generation Core processors. The name states neither revision nor contents.

Archive for the ASUS TUF Gaming FX505DY on the AMD platform, labelled 308, which likely refers to BIOS version 308, though the name does not state its exact contents.

Boardview packed in a 115 KB RAR archive for board 17833-1M, a number in the Wistron style; BDV in the name stands for boardview.

BIOS dump for the HP ProBook 650 G2 in a 16.0 MB raw binary, suitable for a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Archive for the Samsung UE32EH4003W LED TV, chassis U71A, main board BN41-01897A, assembly BN94-05848S and a DE320AGE V2 panel.

Compact 210 KB RAR archive for the ASUS X415JA, X415JP and X415JF series, referencing the X415JA mainboard part number 60NB0SQ0-MB1020.

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…

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

Full 32 MB dump of a Winbond W25Q256FV chip in a WSON8 8x6 mm package, read on 23 May 2025.

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

ASUS B150-Plus motherboard repair guide, a 1.25 MB RAR archive. A technician would consult it to verify power rails in the correct order, find where startup stops and…

Raw 4 MB BIOS image for an H61H2-M2 motherboard, version 1.0. The board name points to an Intel H61 chipset desktop design, and the naming style resembles ECS boards…