File name 2SC3383 points to a JIS-registered NPN transistor, the 2SC prefix denoting a high-frequency type; the 174 KB PDF is most likely its datasheet even though it…

A 320 KB PDF dealing with the 2SC3123, an NPN bipolar transistor by its Japanese JIS 2SC code.

Reference sheet for the 2SC2792, supplied as a 186 KB PDF and listed in the schematic category, although the name points to a component datasheet.

PDF of 328 KB for the 2SC2713, listed under schematics, though the bare part number suggests a datasheet. In the JIS system, 2SC identifies NPN transistors.

Small 40.2 KB PDF named after the 2SC1756, filed in the schematic category. The JIS-style 2SC designation identifies an NPN bipolar transistor, so expect a concise…

Reference sheet for the 2SA1519 PNP transistor in PDF form, about 30.2 KB, categorised here as a schematic.

The 2SA1430 transistor is covered by this 182 KB PDF, the same size as its 2SA1431 neighbour, which suggests a shared document layout.

The name 2SA2025 on this 38.7 KB PDF is a JIS transistor number; the 2SA prefix means a PNP bipolar device.

PDF, 117 KB, for the 2SA1926 component. Although filed under schematics, the name contains only the part number, so the content is most likely a datasheet.

This 149 KB PDF, filed in the schematic category, is named 2N6497 with an RE suffix that the name does not define.

Revision-tagged PDF of 116 KB for part 2N5460, the rev0x token apparently marking a document edition whose exact number is not given.

PDF datasheet for the 2N3771 at 42.8 KB, labelled schematic but naming a single 2N-series transistor rather than a device board.

Datasheet for the 2N3553 provided as a 45.1 KB PDF and categorised as a schematic. The name states only the 2N part number, with no manufacturer, package or revision.

Datasheet for the 2N2484 in PDF format, 49.8 KB, indexed alongside schematics. The 2N2484 is an NPN silicon transistor known for low-noise, high-gain operation at small…

Part code 1T399 names this 47.0 KB PDF, which is indexed as a schematic. The name gives no information about the product, brand or board number.

Named 1SV230, this 72.8 KB PDF is catalogued under schematics; the underscore at the end of the name appears to be incidental.

PDF data for the 1SV323 diode, filed as a schematic and sized at about 71 KB. The part number uses the JIS 1SV prefix, which Toshiba assigns to its variable-capacitance…

Compact 26.2 KB PDF for the 1SS383T, smaller than most files in this series and filed as a schematic.

This 72.3 KB PDF is named 1SS361F, a JIS-style small-signal silicon diode number with an added F suffix; the name does not explain the suffix, so check the document for…

The name of this 115 KB PDF gives the part number 1SS355, a small-signal silicon diode by the JIS 1SS convention, and carries no device or board details.

At 55.5 KB, this PDF carries only the part number 1SS315 in its name, with no board, model or revision stated.

Part number 1SS312 is all this 123 KB PDF name reveals; no brand, laptop model or board revision is mentioned.

Datasheet for the 1N5399 diode, stored as a compact 42.7 KB PDF and listed under schematics in this index.

A compact 44.2 KB PDF filed as a schematic, named 150cmq with no voltage suffix, board number or device model.

Labelled only 123nq, this 98.5 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic but names no device, board or revision.

This 194 KB PDF is labelled simply 113cnq and filed as a schematic, with no device, board number or revision in the name.

Titled simply 111ria, this 104 KB PDF is indexed as a schematic, though the name resembles a power semiconductor series code rather than a motherboard identifier.

Numeric file 272001 in PDF form, 124 KB, catalogued under schematics with no maker, device or part type stated in its name.

Catalogued under schematics, the 121 KB PDF named 75HQ045 does not mention any laptop, brand or board number.

Named 60CKQ045, this 304 KB PDF is one of the larger files in its set and is filed as a schematic.

Catalogued under schematics, this 62.1 KB PDF is named 50MT060WH and gives no device, board number or revision.

A 175 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic and titled 30EPH06, which looks like a discrete semiconductor part number, likely a rectifier, not a board identifier.

PDF of 119 KB named 27C256B, filed as a schematic yet clearly a part number from the 27C CMOS EPROM line, here with a B revision letter.

A 171 KB PDF named 27c010, categorised as a schematic, though the number marks it as a part from the 27C CMOS EPROM line. No device, brand or board appears in the name.

A 51.8 KB PDF identified only by the code 16YQ150C, listed under schematics. There is no device model, board number or revision in the name.

This 74.6 KB PDF carries the code 16YQ030C and is listed as a schematic, although nothing in the name points to a laptop, board number or revision.

Schematic for a T23 machine in PDF format, 901 KB in size; nothing else about the brand, board code or revision is given by the name.

Schematic PDF for the Quanta G7HA motherboard, board number DAG7HAMB8E0, compact at 1.25 MB.

Portuguese PDF on the main rails or networks of a smartphone, converted from another format, 253 KB, with no model or brand named.

Training PDF about SMD surface-mount components, numbered 31 in what looks like a course series, about 998 KB in size.