Indexed under schematics, this 66.7 KB PDF is named 1SV225; the trailing underscore looks like a naming artefact.

PDF for the 1SV316, catalogued under schematics, with UV and sot323 added to the name. SOT-323 is a small three-lead surface-mount package, while the UV token is not…

PDF document for the 1SV304 semiconductor part, filed under schematics in the index at 71.0 KB.

A small PDF of 69.9 KB, listed under schematics and titled with the part number 1SV268.

Bearing only the part number 1SV249, this 62.1 KB PDF is indexed among schematics but is most likely a component data sheet.

Only the part number 1SS336 appears in this 68.3 KB file name, and the PDF is filed under schematics.

The 69.8 KB PDF here is labelled with nothing more than 1SS321, a part number in the Japanese small-signal diode designation used largely by Toshiba.

The name 1n6766 identifies a JEDEC-registered semiconductor, and this 17.1 KB PDF is likely its short datasheet, even though the catalogue lists it under schematics.

Datasheet for the 1N5817 Schottky rectifier, a 1 A, 20 V part, saved as a 74.5 KB PDF and filed under schematics.

The file name 1N759A identifies a JEDEC 1N diode with an A grade suffix, so this 50.3 KB PDF is probably a datasheet, catalogued here under schematics.

With the name 1N756A and a size of 50.3 KB, this PDF appears to be the datasheet for a single JEDEC 1N diode type in its A grade, filed under schematics.

A 95 KB PDF filed under schematics and labelled simply 124nq, without a voltage suffix, board number, revision or product name.

A 110 KB PDF titled 4GBU series, filed under schematics without any board number, revision or device.

A 123 KB PDF listed under schematics and titled with the part-style code 1SR153-400, with no laptop, board number or revision mentioned.

PDF datasheet of 460 KB for the 93C65A, a 93-series serial EEPROM using the three-wire Microwire interface, filed under schematics.

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…

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

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…

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.

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…

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 of only 14.4 KB with the name 25C010, kept in the schematics section. By common naming, 25C010 refers to a 1 Kbit SPI serial EEPROM, though the file states no…

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

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.

Part 3 of a 16M-DRAM PDF series, 348 KB, catalogued under schematics. Apart from the 16-megabit DRAM label and the part number in the sequence, the name says nothing…

Small PDF of about 74 KB named 8EQ045, filed under schematics. The name looks like a power diode part number, likely a Schottky-type rectifier in International Rectifier…

Archive in RAR format, roughly 5 MB, tied to the Apple iPhone SE. Its name gives no board number or document type, so the exact contents have to be checked after…

RAR archive of about 4.8 MB identified only as Apple iPhone 7 material. No board number or file type is spelled out, so inspect the contents first; such archives…

RAR archive of 4.5 MB titled Intel 848P, a Pentium 4 era desktop chipset. No board model or document type is given, so the archive may hold reference schematics, a…

ZIP archive for the IBM ThinkPad X31, about 1.90 MB. The name identifies only the model, with no board number, revision or description of the enclosed files, so unpack…

Archive named A980-1-4-01, a 842 KB RAR file with no brand stated. The pattern resembles document numbering used in board schematics, with A980 likely the model and…

Repair guide in PDF form for the ASUS UX31E ultrabook, 625 KB, catalogued with schematics.

English PDF on testing electronic components, filed under schematics but in practice a general reference rather than a circuit diagram for a particular board.

ZIP archive of 1.98 MB with a generic name that gives no device, brand or board number; it is catalogued as schematic material and presumably holds one or more PDF…

Zip archive named A055F, a code consistent with Samsung's SM-A055F phone model, 1.73 MB in size, with no mention of whether it holds schematics, layouts or other service…

Huawei P30 schematic collection packed in a 1.32 MB zip; the name gives no board number or revision.

A ZIP archive of 13 MB with an uninformative name, 32, which gives no model, board or content information.

7z archive of 2.39 MB for the Quanta project H97M. The code follows Quanta's platform naming and is not a reference to the Intel H97 chipset unless the documents say so.