A 19.2 KB PDF for part number 1SV294, classified here as a schematic. The 1SV family generally consists of varactor diodes, so the document should describe one discrete…

Datasheet-style document for the 1SS402 diode, indexed as a schematic. It is a 76.8 KB PDF whose name carries only the part number plus an underscore, with no device…

The 1SS383 is covered in this 69.1 KB PDF, catalogued as a schematic though most likely a datasheet, as 1SS is the Japanese designation for small-signal silicon diodes.

PDF datasheet material for the 1SS382, 67.6 KB, indexed among schematics. The name carries only the part number and an underscore, without any device model, brand or…

Here the PDF, 43.8 KB in size, is named 1n6391 and represents a datasheet for a JEDEC-registered semiconductor despite its schematic label.

Named 240NQ without any suffix, this 44.6 KB PDF probably describes a family of power rectifiers sharing that prefix rather than one specific grade.

A 121 KB PDF carrying the code 95SQ015, catalogued as a schematic though the name resembles a Schottky diode part number, suggesting a datasheet.

At 616 KB, 1B31.pdf is the largest of the 1B-coded files and is listed as a schematic, yet its name says nothing about device, maker or board revision.

A 233 KB PDF named 1B22, catalogued as a schematic, whose short code gives no device, board number or brand.

Small 140 KB PDF whose name is simply the number 75005382, carrying no hint of manufacturer, device or component type.

This 126 KB PDF, tagged as a schematic, is named 440cmq030, with no brand or device identified.

A 114 KB PDF filed as a schematic and named 85eps08, with no brand or device given. The code looks like a power rectifier part number with a voltage-class suffix, though…

With only the series code 80EPS, this 77.3 KB PDF probably covers a family of rectifier diodes rather than one grade, and despite the schematic label nothing points to a…

Catalogued as a schematic, this 117 KB PDF is named 400DMQ035 and states no device, brand or revision.

Filed as a schematic, the 79.0 KB PDF 60lq100 states nothing about a device, board maker or revision.

PDF document of 147 KB filed as a schematic under the name 60EPU04. No device, manufacturer or board number is given.

The code 60EPS08 is the only information in the name of this 68.1 KB PDF, filed among schematics. There is no device model, brand or board number to go on.

Listed as a schematic, this 147 KB PDF is titled 60EPF02 and lists no brand, device or board number.

A 71.7 KB PDF in the schematic section, named 60CTTN015, with no model, manufacturer or revision stated.

Compact 55.6 KB PDF in the schematic category, titled 60CNQ with no device model, manufacturer or revision.

Catalogued as a schematic, the 39.3 KB file 30WQ05F carries what looks like a rectifier diode part number and is likely a short datasheet.

A 164 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic and titled 28C64B, the B revision of the 28C64 64 Kbit parallel EEPROM code. The name names no vendor or package.

Small 83.6 KB PDF for a part labelled 27c8000i, listed under schematics although the number fits the 27C CMOS EPROM family.

PDF of 129 KB titled 27C16, filed as a schematic but corresponding to an early member of the 27C EPROM family by its part number.

A 245 KB PDF for the part 30ctq080, placed in the schematic category, though the name follows a power diode numbering style.

Code 20CJQ100 names this 201 KB PDF, which is catalogued as a schematic but identifies no brand, model, board number or revision.

The 74.3 KB PDF 16SCYQ030C is indexed among schematics, though its name is a component code with no device model, board number or revision.

A 638 KB PDF named 16M-DRAM, filed as a schematic. The name indicates a 16-megabit DRAM device or document but gives no manufacturer, part number, board or revision, so…

A compact 21.9 KB PDF labelled 15mq040 and classed as a schematic. The small size and the part-number style name suggest a short datasheet for an International Rectifier…

Datasheet-style PDF for the 10CTQ150, about 135 KB, listed in the index as a schematic.

RAR archive holding the main logic board schematic in PDF form for a device coded J113, MLB meaning main logic board. No brand or board revision is stated in the name.

Small zip archive listed as a schematic, named only M546B. The name gives no brand, board revision or document details, so the contents have to be checked before use.

Spanish PDF guide on using a soldering iron (cautín), 495 KB, with no device or model involved. It is training material for basic hand soldering rather than a schematic.

Compact 819 KB zip of schematic material for the model code A245F, with no further revision or board details in the name.

Schematic in PDF for a Compal board numbered LA-B012P, revision r10 (most likely 1.0). The laptop brand and model are not named, so identify the device from the board…

Schematic PDF for a TCL device identified by the code L40E09, most likely a television chassis or board.

PDF schematic of 4.23 MB labelled T76J. The name gives no brand, device type or full board number, so T76J is presumably a project or board code that must be verified…

Schematic PDF tagged M9A0 with an MP suffix, generally meaning mass production, the final released design.

Schematic PDF with the uninformative name M7V, 1.29 MB, carrying no brand, model or board number.

Persian PDF titled mobile repair, about 294 KB in size and catalogued as a schematic. The name gives no phone model or board number, so it is most likely a general guide…