Boardview for the ASUS P8P67 LE motherboard at revision 1.03W, packed in a 125 KB ZIP archive.

Embedded controller firmware bundle naming two EC chips, the Nuvoton NPCE288NA0DX and the ENE KB9012, together with board LA-B091, so it likely covers both EC variants…

Archive of 2.12 MB named 2CEWH-RH11, in RAR format, without any brand, model or document type in the name.

Small 128-byte binary named dell56, a size that matches one base EDID block for a laptop panel EEPROM; the name gives no model, panel or resolution.

Panel EDID dump for the Dell Latitude D505, a 128-byte binary matching one standard base EDID block.

LG LP141WX3 panel EDID dump, TL type, N1 revision, stored as 128 bytes. It contains the standard identification and timing block that a notebook uses to drive the LCD at…

EDID base block of 128 bytes for an LG LP140WH1 panel, labelled as taken from a Dell Vostro 1088 notebook.

Small 128 KB binary for the Samsung UA32J4100AR television, given its model name. At this size it is most likely an EEPROM dump, often holding configuration, panel…

EC firmware for the Lenovo IdeaPad S405 on Compal board LA-9001P, intended for the ENE KB9012 keyboard controller, as a 128 KB binary image.

ENE KB9012 embedded controller firmware for the Compal LA-8002P mainboard; no laptop model appears in the name.

PDF datasheet of 128 KB carrying only the document number 3323 in its name; the specific component is not identified by the title.

Full Atmel datasheet for the AT89S8253, an 8051-compatible microcontroller with 12 KB of in-system programmable flash and 2 KB of onboard EEPROM.

Atmel datasheet for the AT89S53, an 8051-compatible microcontroller with 12 KB of in-system programmable flash and SPI serial programming.

SPI flash dump read from a Winbond W25Q128BV chip in a WSON8 package, saved with a programmer timestamp and marked unlocked, packed in a 7.67 MB RAR.

Firmware image named only after the Winbond W25Q128 SPI flash chip, a 128 Mbit (16 MB) part, with no device or board stated.

BIOS archive for Inventec motherboard 6050A3028601, with the number 640 in the name that probably refers to an HP ProBook 640 model, though no generation is stated.

Quanta board DAG3PTMB8D0, revision D: a 16 MB BIOS binary marked OK. The image size matches a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip, and it can be opened directly in programmer…

Lenovo 300e 2nd generation BIOS image, 16 MB in raw BIN form, labelled old and with an enrol or ast note that the name does not fully explain.

Working, ME-cleaned BIOS dump for a Lenovo Chromebook on board BM5899, version 1.2, 16 MB in size.

Documentation for the 2SK2855, a 125 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic, with no details in the name besides the part number.

A compact 122 KB PDF named after the 2SK2260, filed in the schematic category but most likely the datasheet for that device.

The 2SK1473 is the only information the file name gives, and that code follows the Japanese JIS scheme where 2SK means an N-channel FET.

The part number 2SC4473 is the only information in this 122 KB PDF name, and it identifies a Japanese JIS-coded NPN transistor of the high-frequency type.

A 128 KB PDF identified solely by the transistor number 2SC4218. JEITA naming assigns 2SC to NPN bipolar transistors, so despite the schematic label this is most…

A 126 KB PDF for the 2SC4871, given with only the part number and filed in the schematic section.

Component datasheet for the 2SC4868, provided as a 123 KB PDF and filed as a schematic. The name states only the part number.

The 2SC4867 is documented in this 127 KB PDF, which sits in the schematic category. No board, model or revision appears in the name.

Only the part number 2SC3361 appears in the name of this 129 KB PDF, so no equipment or board can be identified from it.

Datasheet-style PDF named for the 2SC5322, 122 KB, though the catalogue labels it a schematic.

Named for the 2SC5318, this 127 KB PDF is filed as a schematic but reads as a component datasheet title.

Here is a 122 KB PDF for the 2SA1696, a semiconductor numbered under the Japanese JIS system and listed among schematics, though a part-coded file like this is normally…

A schematic-category PDF of 129 KB whose name, 50WQ04FN, identifies no device, board number or revision.

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

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

Compal LA-4101P mainboard schematic in a 1.12 MB PDF. The name holds only the board number, so neither the laptop model nor the revision is stated.

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.

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

Raw binary firmware image named E162264.BIN, 16.0 MB in size. The name gives no brand, model or board number, so its origin must be verified separately before use.

Raw 16 MB BIOS binary labelled 213224-1Q and marked OK, meaning it was reported as working.

Raw 16 MB BIOS image for the ASUS X421JA laptop; no board number or revision is given in the name.