This 26.1 KB PDF, placed in the schematic section, is named after the 2N6517, part of the JEDEC 2N numbering used for discrete transistors and similar devices.

Named after part 2N5485, this 755 KB PDF has no board, device or revision details. It shares its size with the 2N5484 and 2N5486 entries, so it is likely the same family…

Small 26.3 KB PDF datasheet for the 2N5246 semiconductor device. The name only gives the part number, without manufacturer, package or revision.

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.

The 1T404 code is all the name reveals about this 52.4 KB PDF, which is listed as a schematic. No device, maker or board number is stated.

A 52.5 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic and named after the part code 1T403. No equipment model, brand or revision is included.

Filed under schematics, 1T402 is a short PDF of 52.5 KB whose name holds only a component number. Nothing indicates which device or board it relates to.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 56.9 KB PDF is labelled 1SV237. The trailing underscore in the name appears to be a naming artefact, not part of the code.

Listed among schematics, this 78.7 KB PDF covers the 1SS399, a number that follows the Japanese 1SS small-signal diode designation.

PDF datasheet of 119 KB for the 1N5292 part, categorised as a schematic but in fact a component specification.

Datasheet PDF for the 1N4001 rectifier, 42.6 KB, filed under schematics. The name includes rev5 and dx, which appear to indicate a document revision and a vendor or…

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

Datasheet of 450 KB in PDF for the 93C55A serial EEPROM from the 93-series Microwire family, filed under schematics.

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

Named 322CNQ and catalogued as a schematic, this 64.9 KB PDF contains no device or board details in its name.

PDF of 67.7 KB filed as a schematic with the name 75LQ150. No device, motherboard or revision is identified; the code resembles a power rectifier part number.

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…

This 50.1 KB PDF, labelled 30SCLJQ030 and catalogued as a schematic, most likely documents one discrete rectifier rather than a circuit board, based on its part-number…

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.

PDF of 217 KB named for the 24C00, a very small I2C serial EEPROM of 128 bits (16 bytes).

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.

PDF schematic named only SY3, a 551 KB document without any brand, model or revision information in its name, so its identity must be confirmed from the title block…

PDF schematic for the K42JV motherboard, revision 2.0. The 2.44 MB document should include power regulation, charging, CPU and chipset sections and the discrete graphics…

K42JR laptop motherboard schematic in PDF format, 2.30 MB, with no revision number in the name.

Schematic set for a board identified as AB540, delivered as a 1.47 MB ZIP archive that, per the name, contains a PDF.

Zip archive of about 963 KB holding a schematic labelled J415F, a model code matching the Samsung Galaxy J4+ family, though no brand is given in the metadata.

Firmware archive for the HP Elite Dragonfly, with the name carrying what looks like an HP serial number, meaning the dump was read from one specific unit.

ZIP archive named AMD 1.60, which suggests firmware or a driver package at version 1.60, though the name does not say what device it targets.

HP 840 BIOS dump, 16 MB, with no generation, board number or version given in the name.

Raw BIOS binary named for the 4320S model, 4.00 MB in size. The name supplies only the model designation, with no brand, board number, revision or firmware version.

Second 2.00 MB BIOS image for the 2230S model designation, marked as a copy of another file with the same base name.

Firmware file of 1 MB in .fd format, identified only by the code 360FF21, which is not explained in the name.

32 MB raw dump of a Winbond W25Q256FV flash in the 8x6 mm WSON8 package, read on 2025-04-29 by the programmer software.

A 2 MB flash image named after the Macronix MX25L1605D 16 Mbit SPI chip, with no indication of which laptop or motherboard it came from.

MEAnalyzer revision r366, an archived utility rather than a board dump, 1.08 MB in ZIP format.

PDF datasheet, 99.7 KB, for the PG12864-I display, a 128 by 64 pixel graphic module identified by variant letter I.

STV8102 datasheet in PDF format, 598 KB, with 1_2 in the name likely marking a document version.

Specification sheet for the PG320240LRS-ENN-H module, revision A1, a 145 KB PDF. The code identifies a 320 by 240 dot graphic LCD, with LRS-ENN-H marking the particular…

SDLS196 is the literature code on this 430 KB PDF datasheet, which gives no part number in its name.

SDLS160 is the only identifier on this 286 KB PDF datasheet. That code matches the numbering Texas Instruments gives logic family publications, though the exact device…