Part number 1SS345 is the only information in this 58.3 KB PDF name, so no laptop, board or revision is identified.

Labelled 1SS268, this 126 KB PDF appears to be a datasheet for a single component even though the index lists it as a schematic.

Two part numbers appear in the name, 1N914 and 1N916, so this 78.8 KB PDF is a shared datasheet for two related JEDEC 1N diodes rather than a board schematic.

Covering the range 1N821 to 1N829, this 41.9 KB PDF is a series datasheet for a family of JEDEC 1N diodes, despite being indexed as a schematic.

Reference PDF of 142 KB for the 220CMQ030, a CMQ-series part closely related to the CNQ Schottky modules, likely differing in package or mounting style.

Indexed as a schematic, the 180 KB PDF named 1G1-1G7 points to a numbered series of parts, most likely a rectifier diode family where the digits step through voltage…

Datasheet in PDF for the 93C85A, a member of the 93-series Microwire serial EEPROM family, filed here under schematics.

Named simply 80SQ, this 125 KB PDF is indexed as a schematic, but the code looks like a series designation for a rectifier diode family rather than a circuit diagram…

An uninformative name, 80CNQ, labels this 124 KB PDF filed among schematics. Without a suffix the file probably covers a whole component family rather than one rating…

Small 34.5 KB PDF filed as a schematic and named 78P7200-IH. The name gives no laptop model or board number; it looks like an integrated circuit part number with a…

A small PDF of 48.8 KB indexed under schematics, whose name points to a 44-lead PLCC package, most likely a package outline or socket drawing rather than a full circuit…

A small 38.8 KB PDF titled 30WQ09F, catalogued among schematics but most plausibly a datasheet for a discrete rectifier, judging by the part-number style.

PDF listed as a schematic under the name 30ETH06, a code that matches the pattern used for power rectifier diodes rather than any motherboard.

Compact 65.6 KB PDF stored as a schematic and labelled 28LV64A, part of the 28LV64 low-voltage EEPROM naming family, with the A suffix indicating a specific variant.

Listed among schematics, 30BQ015 is a 105 KB PDF whose name corresponds to a part-number pattern, so the pages are expected to be a component datasheet.

Reference PDF of 76.4 KB, indexed as a schematic but named only after the part code 30CLJQ150.

A 56.5 KB PDF from the Catalyst 24WC series, naming the 24WC32 and 24WC64, which are 32 Kbit and 64 Kbit two-wire serial EEPROMs; the schematic label aside, this is a…

PDF of about 140 KB covering two groups of the 24Cxx serial EEPROM family, labelled XX1 and XX2 in the name, likely corresponding to different density ranges or data…

Datasheet in PDF for the 24AA02 and 24LC02B, 2 Kbit serial EEPROMs on the two-wire I2C bus.

Datasheet in PDF for the 24AA00, 24LC00 and 24C00 serial EEPROMs, the smallest parts of this I2C family with only 128 bits of storage.

PDF document of 76.9 KB named 23SC1604, listed in the schematics section. Apart from the part number the name gives no detail about the manufacturer or function, so the…

Named 20MT40KB, this 127 KB PDF is classed as a schematic, though the name does not identify any device, board number or revision.

A small PDF of 196 KB filed as a schematic, named after the code 20ETF02, which looks like a discrete semiconductor part number rather than a laptop board.

An 85 KB PDF named 10BQ100, catalogued as a schematic but following the part numbering of a surface-mount Schottky diode family in the International Rectifier and Vishay…

PDF of about 158 KB named 8TQ, filed as a schematic. In International Rectifier and Vishay numbering the TQ family denotes Schottky rectifiers, and a series-level name…

Schematic PDF, 2.13 MB, labelled only V6J. The short code looks like a model or project designation, but the name gives no brand, board number or revision.

Circuit schematic for a model named T42, supplied as a 1.08 MB PDF; the name carries no manufacturer, board number or revision.

Sony schematic named ms01, a 1.17 MB PDF; the code likely refers to a project or board, but the name gives no VAIO model or MBX number, so check the title block.

Schematic for the Quanta ZAW project, motherboard DA0ZAWMB8G0 revision G, marked r1A, supplied as a PDF inside a 2.49 MB RAR.

Compal LA-D071P motherboard schematic in PDF form, 4.10 MB. The file name gives only the board number, so the laptop brand, model and revision are not stated here.

Circuit schematic for the FX505GT, revision 2.0, in a 4.72 MB PDF. The model code corresponds to an ASUS TUF Gaming laptop, although the name carries no brand.

Portuguese-language PDF listing complete equivalences for SMD transistors, a cross-reference for identifying surface-mount parts by their marking code and finding…

Spanish course section 3.4 on the microscope, a brief 114 KB PDF from the workshop equipment chapter of a mobile repair series. No microscope brand or model is stated.

Schematic diagram for the Motorola XT1802, delivered as a 3.40 MB PDF. A phone schematic lets a technician follow power rails from the PMIC, trace charging, USB, display…

Spanish reference on SMD coils or inductors, a 273 KB PDF covering surface-mount types found on modern boards. The name gives no device.

Spanish repair training document titled learning to repair, a 4.09 MB PDF and a different file from the similarly named from-scratch course.

Portuguese-language handout on basic electronics, filed under schematics although the name points to a study booklet rather than a circuit diagram of a specific device.

Schematics for the Samsung NP-Q1, the compact ultra-mobile PC, in a 1.10 MB PDF; the name gives no board code name or revision.

Small 551 KB PDF schematic whose name holds only the token SY3, with no brand, model or revision stated, so the exact device cannot be confirmed from the name alone.

PDF schematic for board 17870-1, a number that follows the Wistron numbering style; the file name gives no laptop model, and the (3) suffix just marks a duplicate copy.