Binary firmware image of 16.0 MB labelled 08A3C with the note NEW, with no brand or model given in the name. The size fits a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Firmware archive with the generic name MAIN, linked to an HP laptop on the Quanta motherboard DAOX8PMB8F0.

7z archive for the HP 840 G9 with pwd in the name, which most likely relates to password removal, though the contents are not described.

Known-good BIOS binary for a Lenovo Chromebook on board BM5899, version 1.2, 16 MB, without the ME cleaning applied to its companion image.

Software package named LCIIT 2UUL PC Interface Tool, delivered as a 30.7 MB zip archive.

Reference for the Atmel AT45DB041B, a 4-megabit serial DataFlash memory as the name states, in a 233 KB PDF.

Documentation for the 2SD2599, a 251 KB PDF catalogued among schematics, larger than many single-part sheets and possibly containing characteristic curves and package…

A 40.8 KB PDF giving data on the 2SD2629, stored in the schematic category. Only the part number is present in the name.

Documentation for the 2SD1802 in a 150 KB PDF, filed as a schematic though the name suggests a transistor datasheet.

Filed as a schematic, this 44.1 KB PDF carries the name 2SD1450 with an _E suffix that the name does not explain; the part number points to a datasheet.

Indexed as a schematic, the 305 KB PDF named 2SK208 most likely holds the datasheet for that Japanese JIS-numbered part.

Named after the JIS designation 2SK184, this 307 KB PDF is tagged as a schematic but is most likely the device datasheet.

A 32.0 KB PDF covering the 2SK3415LS transistor, catalogued as a schematic though it reads as a part datasheet. Under JEITA naming, 2SK marks an N-channel FET.

Named solely for the 2SK2777, this 425 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic but most likely contains the component datasheet.

Specification document, 405 KB in PDF form, for the 2SK2604 transistor. Japanese JIS part numbering assigns the 2SK prefix to N-channel field-effect transistors; beyond…

PDF of 111 KB describing the 2SK2467, catalogued as a schematic but named for a discrete transistor.

An 82.7 KB PDF for the 2SK1729 N-channel FET, the 2SK code following the Japanese semiconductor naming convention.

This 100 KB PDF, catalogued as a schematic, bears only the designation 2SJ268. Under the JIS convention, 2SJ marks a P-channel FET, so the file most probably holds the…

Reference datasheet in PDF format, about 133 KB, describing the 2SD826 transistor; the source manufacturer is not given in the name.

Component sheet for the 2SC4410 with an unexplained _E suffix, delivered as a 41.6 KB PDF.

Datasheet PDF for the 2SC4405, 113 KB in size. The name holds only the part number, and the JIS 2SC prefix tells us it is an NPN bipolar transistor rather than a board.

Named simply 2SC5129, this 210 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic but should be the component datasheet for that NPN bipolar transistor.

PDF of 250 KB on the 2SC941TM transistor, an NPN bipolar part in the Japanese 2SC series; the TM suffix is part of the name but its meaning is not stated.

Largest of this group at 335 KB, the PDF covers the 2SC3120 transistor, an NPN bipolar part per the JIS 2SC designation.

A 98.8 KB PDF covering the 2SC3039, listed as a schematic and likely a datasheet in practice. The name contains only the part code.

A 58.1 KB PDF for the 2SA1552, catalogued as a schematic though the name indicates a single transistor.

A small PDF of 40.7 KB for the 2SA1538, a JIS-coded transistor; despite the schematic label, a file named only by part number is normally a datasheet.

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.

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.

The code 240U060D in the name of this 193 KB PDF looks like a power semiconductor part number, so the document is most likely a datasheet rather than the schematic its…

Named 100BGQ015 and sized at 200 KB, this PDF is listed as a schematic but the part number fits a Schottky rectifier, so it is most likely the component datasheet.

A 146 KB PDF labelled 93LC76, which follows the naming of Microwire serial EEPROMs, so it is probably the datasheet for that device even though catalogued as a…

PDF of 118 KB catalogued under schematics with the name 409DMQ135. The name offers no device or motherboard details; it reads like a high-current semiconductor module…

Named 401CNQ and filed as a schematic, this 160 KB PDF gives no brand, model or board revision.

Labelled 27c4096, this 111 KB PDF sits in the schematic section but the name is a part number from the 27C CMOS EPROM series.

A 135 KB PDF for the part 27c512, placed in the schematic category but in practice a datasheet for a member of the widely used 27C CMOS EPROM family.

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.

Code 20ETS16S names this 139 KB PDF in the schematic category. No brand, model, board number or revision is stated.

Filed as a schematic, the 44.6 KB PDF named 16SCYQ045C names a component rather than a device and gives no board number or revision.