Datasheet-style PDF, 42.3 KB, for the 2SB790, a PNP transistor named under the Japanese JIS convention in which 2SB indicates a low-frequency PNP device.

A 41.2 KB PDF titled with the 2SB788 part number, so expect a component datasheet despite the schematic classification.

Small 24.1 KB PDF for a 2SB772S, with UTC in the name, which most likely refers to Unisonic Technologies, a maker of discrete transistors.

Reference sheet for the 2SA1346 in an 87.7 KB PDF. The name gives only the part number, so despite being indexed as a schematic it is most likely the device datasheet.

A 144 KB PDF for the 2SA1317 transistor, listed under schematics but almost certainly a part datasheet given that the name is just the component code.

A short 41.8 KB PDF named after the 2SA1253, catalogued as a schematic. With no device or board details in the name and a JIS 2SA prefix that designates PNP transistors…

Larger 440 KB PDF for the 2N7002, tagged Sam in the name, which likely refers to the issuing manufacturer, though the file does not spell it out.

Reference PDF of 96.5 KB tied to the 2N6237, a JEDEC-numbered discrete semiconductor; the index lists it as a schematic, but it most likely holds the device datasheet.

Datasheet in PDF form for the 2N5322 bipolar transistor, about 44.9 KB. Nothing beyond the part number appears in the name, so the manufacturer and revision are unknown.

Reference PDF for the 2N3906, 61.0 KB, a widely encountered JEDEC part number that turns up in many consumer and hobby circuits.

At 578 KB, this 2N3903 PDF is considerably heavier than a typical one-part sheet, which may mean scanned pages or an extract covering several related devices, though the…

The 2N3819 is covered by this 26.3 KB PDF, a brief document that is catalogued as a schematic but expected to be a component datasheet.

Reference sheet for the 2N3772 in a small 14.8 KB PDF, listed as a schematic but in practice a datasheet for a 2N-numbered transistor.

PDF datasheet of 136 KB for the 2N3442, catalogued under schematics; the RE suffix in the name is not explained and may identify a revised copy.

Named 1T378A, this 49.4 KB PDF is listed under schematics. The A suffix denotes a variant of the 1T378 code and may carry different ratings from the base part.

Indexed under schematics, this 96.2 KB PDF is named for the semiconductor 1SS356 and nothing else.

PDF datasheet for the 1N6264 diode, catalogued as a schematic but really a part-level reference document.

Datasheet for the 1N6263, a small-signal Schottky diode, stored as a compact 44.5 KB PDF and listed under schematics.

Family datasheet covering the 1N5283 through 1N5314 range, 84.4 KB PDF, filed in the schematic category.

Reference datasheet for the 1N4148 high-speed signal diode, stored as a 78.8 KB PDF in the schematic category.

PDF datasheet labelled 1n4004a, 90.8 KB, indexed under schematics. It concerns the 1N4004 rectifier, and the trailing a may be a vendor version or document suffix that…

The name 151cmq carries no board or equipment model, only a component code, so this 44.3 KB PDF is likely a datasheet for a common-cathode Schottky rectifier family…

At 194 KB, this PDF is catalogued as a schematic but carries the part-style name 111cnq045a, with no laptop model, board number or revision.

Filed under schematics, 100bgq100 is a 113 KB PDF named with a power component part-style code and no reference to a laptop model, board number or revision.

A 305 KB PDF with the short code 1B41, indexed as a schematic; the name gives no model or board, and it may be a component datasheet in a numbered series alongside 1B51…

Datasheet in PDF, about 92 KB, for the 93C56 serial EEPROM, the 2 Kbit device in the 93-series Microwire family; the _3 suffix probably reflects a document revision or…

Named 89cnq135a, this 202 KB PDF is listed as a schematic but most likely is a datasheet for a dual Schottky rectifier module of the CNQ type, with 135 normally…

Grouped with schematics, this 153 KB PDF is named 85epf080 and gives no brand, device or revision.

With only 83CNQ in the name, this 241 KB PDF appears to cover a whole series of dual Schottky rectifiers in International Rectifier numbering style rather than one…

A compact 49.0 KB PDF labelled 80SCLQ060, filed as a schematic yet bearing a semiconductor part code rather than a board number.

Part number 80SCLQ030 is all the name of this 48.1 KB PDF reveals; it sits in the schematic category but the code points to a Schottky rectifier datasheet in…

The 121 KB PDF is named 45MT160P and sits in the schematic category, with no device, board or revision mentioned.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 140 KB PDF carries the name 28F002, a part code from the 28F flash memory series, typically a 2 Mbit boot block type.

A 92.7 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic, named 28C257, a code from the 28C series of parallel EEPROM memories. The name gives no vendor, speed grade or package.

Listed in the schematic category, this 139 KB PDF named 27c020 is in fact best read as a datasheet for a 27C-series CMOS EPROM.

Fairly large datasheet PDF of 705 KB named 25C16, catalogued as a schematic. The name follows the 25-series serial EEPROM convention, indicating a 16 Kbit SPI device…

The 276 KB PDF here is labelled 24c04, the 4 Kbit (512-byte) two-wire serial EEPROM used widely to store configuration and calibration data.

PDF of 77.6 KB for the 24C01A, a 1 Kbit (128-byte) I2C serial EEPROM. The name carries only the part number with no device or board details, so expect general datasheet…

PDF document, 134 KB, for the 23c040 part, catalogued among schematics. The 23C numbering is typical of mask ROMs, with 040 usually meaning 4 Mbit capacity, though the…

Catalogued as a schematic, this 200 KB PDF is named 20CJQ030 and says nothing about a device, board or revision.