A 727 KB PDF titled 29010a, filed among schematics but most likely a datasheet edition for a 1 Mbit 29-series parallel flash memory, the a suffix suggesting a revision…

A 106 KB PDF named 88cnq060, indexed as a schematic, though by its number it is most likely an earlier datasheet for a dual Schottky rectifier module rated around 60 V…

Numbered 27512, this compact 97.8 KB PDF is listed as a schematic but names no brand, board or revision.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 143 KB PDF is named 87cnq020 and states no brand or device.

Listed under schematics, this 92.0 KB PDF has a purely numeric name, 27256, with no manufacturer or revision attached.

Named 2764a, this 99.2 KB PDF sits in the schematic category, with the trailing a likely marking a revised version of a 2764 part.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 75.7 KB PDF is called 2716 and offers no brand or board information in its name.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 72.5 KB PDF carries only the code 80CNT020A, with no board, brand or revision given.

Catalogued among schematics, this 115 KB PDF is named simply 403DMQ, with no suffix indicating a voltage variant and no device details.

Small 45.6 KB PDF listed among schematics under the code 75SLQ030. The name gives no model, brand or revision; it reads like a discrete power semiconductor part number…

PDF document of 112 KB, indexed as a schematic under the name 70u-d. The name gives no device, manufacturer or board number, and the suffix after the dash is not…

The file 70mtkb is a 73.3 KB PDF filed as a schematic, and its name provides no brand, model or PCB revision.

Small 52.8 KB PDF filed under schematics with the code 70eps08 as its only identifier. No laptop brand, model, PCB number or revision appears in the name.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 130 KB PDF is named 64LCXX, where the XX looks like a placeholder covering several capacity or variant codes of one series.

Filed as a schematic, the 103 KB PDF 63ctq100 gives no device model, brand or board revision in its name.

Short PDF of 54.6 KB labelled 60HQ and indexed as a schematic. Apart from that series-style code, the name carries no device, brand, revision or version information.

The name 35gq150 gives nothing more than what resembles a semiconductor part number; this 48.1 KB PDF is indexed under schematics with no device, brand or revision…

Filed under schematics, this 199 KB PDF carries the name 32CTQ030, which reads like a discrete semiconductor part number in the style of Schottky rectifier designations…

Catalogued as a schematic, the 210 KB PDF titled 30HFU appears to be a datasheet for a family of power rectifiers sharing that prefix rather than a circuit diagram, as…

A 108 KB PDF stored as a schematic and titled 28F020, the part code of a 2 Mbit parallel flash memory in the 28F family.

A 293 KB PDF filed under schematics and titled 28F001, which belongs to the 28F flash memory family, usually a 1 Mbit boot block device.

PDF catalogued as a schematic, though the name 27lc4096 reads like a component part number in the 27-series EPROM family, with LC usually marking a low-voltage CMOS…

Reference document for a part numbered 27lc020, stored as a 163 KB PDF under the schematic category.

Datasheet-style PDF, 110 KB, carrying the part number 27l2048 and placed in the schematic category.

Labelled 30epf02, this 160 KB PDF is listed as a schematic but the name reads as a part number for a discrete power diode or rectifier.

Very short 20.1 KB PDF for the part 27C256-12A, catalogued as a schematic. The number belongs to the 27C EPROM family, and the -12 suffix normally reflects the…

A 229 KB PDF filed as a schematic, though its name, 25RIA, reads like a semiconductor part number rather than a board number, so the content is most likely a component…

A 228 KB PDF whose title, 30CTQ050, looks like a discrete semiconductor part code, indicating a component datasheet rather than a board-level circuit diagram.

Stored as a 131 KB PDF, 25ETS08S carries a name in the style of a discrete semiconductor part number, so expect a component datasheet despite the schematic label.

PDF, 223 KB, named 30CTQ035, which follows the numbering of a discrete semiconductor rather than a board design, pointing to a component datasheet in the schematic…

A 143 KB PDF titled 30CPU04, a part-number style name suggesting a single component datasheet even though it is catalogued as a schematic.

Compact 55.8 KB PDF called 30CPQ080, filed as a schematic although its name looks like a semiconductor part code, so the content is most likely a datasheet.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 58.1 KB PDF concerns the Catalyst 24WC03, a small I2C serial EEPROM, and in practice is its datasheet.

The Microchip 24LCS21, an EEPROM made for the display data channel used to store monitor EDID, is covered by this 327 KB PDF; the index calls it a schematic, but it is a…

Reference PDF for the 24LC16B, a 16 Kbit I2C serial EEPROM organised as eight blocks of 256 bytes.

Datasheet in PDF covering the 24AA512, 24LC512 and 24FC512 serial EEPROM family, filed here under schematics.

PDF datasheet for the 24AA014 and 24LC014, compact 1 Kbit serial EEPROMs on the I2C two-wire bus.

At 699 KB, this is the largest file in the group. It is a PDF filed under schematics and named 20MT120UF, with no laptop brand, model or board revision stated.

A 176 KB PDF listed as a schematic and named 20ETS08S, with no device, board number or revision given.

The 208 KB PDF named 20CTQ150 is listed as a schematic, yet the name reads like a discrete component part number, not a motherboard identifier.