Reference sheet for the 2N5457, a general-purpose N-channel junction field-effect transistor, saved as a 130 KB PDF.

An 86.7 KB PDF for the 2N3903 with a Sam tag in parentheses, which may indicate a particular manufacturer's edition, although the name does not spell it out.

Datasheet for the 2N3859A in a 59.0 KB PDF, the A suffix forming part of the registered part number as given in the name.

Filed as a schematic, this small PDF of 60.3 KB is named only with the part code 1T410 and gives no device, brand or board number.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 74.6 KB PDF is named after the 1SV269 part number, with a trailing underscore that carries no extra information.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 67.7 KB PDF is named after the 1SS193 part, followed by an underscore that adds no detail.

At 130 KB, this PDF is named for the semiconductor 1SS376; no board, model or brand appears in the name.

Part number 1SS362 is all the file name reveals; the 69.1 KB PDF should be the specification sheet for this small-signal silicon diode, as the JIS 1SS prefix indicates…

At 136 KB, this PDF named 1SS295 is the largest in its group, yet the name still gives only a part number and no device or board.

PDF datasheet for the 1N5711, a small-signal Schottky barrier diode often used for fast switching and RF detection, placed in the schematic category.

Labelled as a schematic, this 138 KB PDF is named only 1N2054, which matches the JEDEC 1N numbering applied to diodes, so the content is likely a datasheet for that…

Datasheet for the 6CWQ04FN in a 130 KB PDF, a dual common-cathode Schottky rectifier in the 6CWQ family; the 04 code most likely corresponds to a 40 V grade, and FN…

Only the identifier 150CNQ035 appears in the name of this 53.3 KB PDF, filed under schematics. No product, board or revision is given.

Titled 4GBL series, this 104 KB PDF is filed as a schematic but names no device, board or revision.

Spanning 1SMA10CAT3 to 78CAT3 according to its name, this 81.5 KB PDF is filed as a schematic but describes a component range, the CA suffix typically marking…

Named 100bgq045, this 85.8 KB PDF is filed among schematics, though the title reads as a power rectifier part code rather than a board number, and no device, brand or…

Listed as a schematic, this 138 KB PDF is titled with a part range from 1PMT5913BT3 to 48BT3, the naming style of a Zener diode series in a compact surface-mount power…

Only the number 29010 names this 727 KB PDF, listed as a schematic; the pattern most likely corresponds to a datasheet for a 1 Mbit 29-series parallel flash memory, with…

Listed under schematics, this 116 KB PDF is named 85hf and says nothing about brand, board or revision.

Labelled 80EPS08, this 80.7 KB PDF is classed as a schematic but carries a semiconductor part code in International Rectifier style, so it most likely contains a…

PDF document of 203 KB filed as a schematic and named only 80CNQ035A. No device, motherboard number or revision is stated, and the code follows the pattern of a…

Catalogued as a schematic, this 145 KB PDF is named only 403CNQ, giving no device or revision.

A 135 KB PDF filed as a schematic and named 70cru02. Nothing in the name identifies a device, board maker or revision, and the difference from the related 70cru04 file…

A schematic-category PDF of 129 KB whose name, 50WQ04FN, identifies no device, board number or revision.

This 180 KB PDF, named 30L30CT, is labelled a schematic but follows a discrete semiconductor part-number style; the CT ending is often used for dual common-cathode…

PDF of 176 KB named 30eph03, catalogued as a schematic though the name looks like a discrete power semiconductor part number, such as a rectifier diode.

Component reference sheet saved as a 131 KB PDF under the name 30epf10 and filed with schematics.

Under the name 27c040 this 153 KB PDF covers a part from the 27C CMOS EPROM series, even though it is categorised as a schematic.

Titled 25CXXX, this 160 KB PDF uses a placeholder in its name, which typically signals a family datasheet covering several capacities of one memory or chip series.

Part-code document named 30CLJQ100, a 51.5 KB PDF that the index lists as a schematic. The name gives no laptop model, board number or revision, only the component…

Small PDF, 73 KB, documenting the 24LC01B, a 1 Kbit I2C serial EEPROM, the smallest common member of the 24LC family.

Component reference PDF of 81.0 KB for the 24C04 serial EEPROM, 4 Kbit (512 bytes) on the I2C bus.

Datasheet PDF of 117 KB for the 24C02C, a 2 Kbit (256-byte) serial EEPROM accessed over the two-wire I2C interface.

Reference PDF of 273 KB named simply 24c02, the 2 Kbit (256-byte) serial EEPROM on the I2C bus.

A 144 KB PDF named 23c020, describing a component in the 23C series, which by usual convention are mask-programmed ROMs; 020 normally corresponds to 2 Mbit.

A schematic-category PDF of 223 KB named 20CTQ, without any device model, board number or revision in the name.

This 46.4 KB PDF named 16SYQ045C is filed as a schematic, but it refers to a component code rather than a board, with no model, board number or revision stated.

This 399 KB PDF, named 16M-DRAM with a trailing 6, is indexed as a schematic and appears to be one part of a larger 16-megabit DRAM document or a related variant.

A 168 KB PDF filed as a schematic and titled for the 8AF series. No device, brand or board number is named, so it most likely documents a component family rather than a…

Zipped BIOS dump of 7.41 MB whose name suggests an unlocked or password-removed image, though no device, brand or board number is given.