Technical specification sheet, delivered as a 1.26 MB PDF, covering the LM270WR3-SSC1 liquid crystal module, an LG Display style part code for a monitor panel.

PDF specification for the VVX24F152H00 display panel, revision 2, dated September 2014 according to its name.

ZIP archive of 8.67 MB whose name points to an electrical schematic (E.E, Portuguese abbreviation for esquema elétrico) for the Samsung Galaxy J4, model J400.

A small 28.8 KB PDF from the GT-S7580 and GT-S7582 service document set, numbered section 11 and tagged EPLIS, which likely stands for an electrical parts list.

Microchip datasheet for the PIC12F629 and PIC12F675, 8-pin flash microcontrollers, in a 4.81 MB PDF.

Datasheet for the Microchip PIC16C72, an 8-bit OTP or EPROM microcontroller with an analog-to-digital converter, supplied as a 1.13 MB PDF.

Datasheet covering Microchip PIC12C5xx 8-pin microcontrollers, a widely used baseline family with EPROM or OTP program memory, provided as a 1.57 MB PDF.

Short summary version of the tiny28 datasheet, indicated by the s suffix and the small 139 KB size, matching the Atmel AVR ATtiny28 microcontroller.

Short-form datasheet, 189 KB PDF, for the tiny25, tiny45 and tiny85, matching the Atmel AVR ATtiny25/45/85 family of 8-pin microcontrollers that differ mainly in flash…

Datasheet PDF of 590 KB covering the tiny4, tiny5, tiny9 and tiny10, matching the Atmel AVR ATtiny4/5/9/10 family of very small 6-pin microcontrollers.

Datasheet in PDF form for the Atmel ATmega323, an older 8-bit AVR microcontroller with in-system programmable flash, EEPROM, SRAM and JTAG interface.

Complete datasheet for the Atmel ATmega128, a 64-pin 8-bit AVR microcontroller with 128 KB of flash, EEPROM, SRAM, two USARTs and JTAG.

Family manual for the Atmel AVR XMEGA A series, a 4.96 MB PDF that explains the CPU, DMA, event system, clocks, power management, timers, USART, SPI, TWI, ADC, DAC…

An 892 KB PDF datasheet identified only as document 6022, with no component name in the title. The part it describes must be confirmed from the cover or page header.

Datasheet for the MT8870, a widely used DTMF receiver that decodes telephone keypad tones into a 4-bit code with a strobe output.

PDF datasheet for the Atmel AT89C1051, the smallest member of the 20-pin 8051-compatible family, offering 1 KB of flash, 64 bytes of RAM and an analog comparator.

PDF document titled DBL2018-C, 233 KB, catalogued as a schematic. The name offers only a part or document code with a C suffix and does not identify the device or maker…

Datasheet for a part marked D304X, provided as a 924 KB PDF. The file name gives no description of the component category or manufacturer, so the document itself must be…

The 2SD2598 transistor is covered in this 59.3 KB PDF, whose name ends in an _E suffix.

Part datasheet for 5HP01SP, a 27.5 KB PDF. The name carries no model, brand or board number, only the device code with an SP suffix that likely identifies its package.

At just 33.5 KB, this PDF for the 2SD1623 is a short document listed as a schematic, though the part-number name suggests a compact datasheet.

Stored as a 190 KB PDF, this document is named after the 2SD1936, a JIS-registered NPN transistor.

Here the 2SK2746 is documented in a 420 KB PDF, categorised as a schematic yet named like a single-part datasheet.

Part reference for the 2SK2607, an N-channel FET according to the 2SK prefix of the JIS numbering convention.

Short PDF of 23.2 KB named for the 2SK2324 part. In JIS nomenclature 2SK denotes an N-channel FET, so this schematic-labelled file is presumably a brief datasheet.

Reference PDF covering the 2SK1842, a part number in the JIS 2SK series used for N-channel field-effect transistors.

Datasheet-style PDF of 105 pages' worth of nothing more than a part number: the 2SJ420, a device whose 2SJ prefix under Japanese JIS designation identifies a P-channel…

PDF document for the 2SJ346, filed in the index as a schematic but named after a discrete semiconductor part.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 88.5 KB PDF is named only 2SJ230, a JIS code in which the 2SJ prefix identifies a P-channel field-effect transistor.

Here is a 42.3 KB PDF for the 2SC5264LS, indexed as a schematic. JIS numbering makes the 2SC prefix an NPN bipolar transistor, and the LS letters identify a variant of…

PDF document, 39.0 KB, for a part named 2SC4627J, with an extra _E tag in the name whose meaning is not stated.

The 2SC5144 is the only detail this 206 KB PDF name carries; despite the schematic label it is presumably the device datasheet for that transistor.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 45.8 KB PDF is named after the 2SC5503, a part number in the Japanese 2SC series used for NPN bipolar transistors.

Here is a 49.4 KB PDF for part 2SC4067, placed under schematics but named like a manufacturer datasheet.

Small 44.3 KB PDF describing the 2SC5419, with the _E suffix seen across this series. It sits in the schematic category, yet the name is a JIS transistor number: 2SC…

The 2SA1592 is covered by this 156 KB PDF, filed as a schematic although the name refers to a single semiconductor.

Small 30.2 KB PDF for the 2SA1968LS, a variant of the 2SA1968 identified by the LS suffix; what that suffix denotes is not explained in the name and should be confirmed…

Small 44.1 KB PDF named after the 2SA1292, a PNP bipolar transistor according to the JIS 2SA designation.

Datasheet-type PDF, 180 KB, for the 2SA1899 component, filed as a schematic although the name carries no detail besides the part number.

A 207 KB PDF for the 2SA1736, filed in the index as a schematic but named after a single semiconductor part rather than a board.