Compact 29.7 KB PDF for the 2SD2649, placed in the schematic section though the name indicates a component datasheet.

The 2SD2648 is covered by this 29.0 KB PDF, indexed as a schematic but in practice a single-device reference.

A 28.0 KB PDF classed as a schematic whose name, 3LP01C, reads as a component part code ending in C. The file name gives no device, board number or manufacturer.

PDF of 41.6 KB, catalogued as a schematic and named 3LN02M, which looks like a semiconductor part number with an M suffix rather than a board code.

PDF of 27.9 KB filed as a schematic under the code 3LN01S, which reads as a discrete component part number with an S suffix.

Filed as a schematic, this 86.2 KB PDF is named after the 2SJ229, a Japanese JIS-registered part number where the 2SJ prefix denotes a P-channel field-effect transistor…

Indexed as a schematic, this 55.8 KB PDF actually names a discrete part, the 2SC3930, followed by an _E suffix.

PDF document for the 2SC4853, a part number following the Japanese JIS scheme in which the 2SC prefix marks an NPN bipolar transistor.

Compact 91.1 KB PDF datasheet for the 2SC3595 transistor, listed in the schematic category.

Here the PDF, about 110 KB, is labelled with the bare part number 2SC3459 and listed as a schematic.

Datasheet for the 2sb1566 PNP bipolar transistor in a 37.5 KB PDF. The 2SB label, per the JIS convention, means a PNP device for low-frequency circuits; the file name…

The 2SA1518 is the subject of this 30.2 KB PDF, which the index files as a schematic although the name suggests a component data sheet.

An 86 KB PDF covering the 2SA1896, a PNP bipolar transistor under the Japanese JIS 2SA designation.

PDF of 310 KB, the largest in this group, named 2N1893 and filed as a schematic. The JEDEC 2N designation indicates a discrete semiconductor, so the content is probably…

A 272 KB PDF for part number 2N5555, with a rev0x tag in the name that seems to mark a document revision, though its exact meaning is not stated.

A 42.7 KB PDF datasheet for the 1N5391 diode, listed here as a schematic although it covers a single component.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 49.4 KB PDF carries only the code 60LQ045 in its name, with no brand, device model or board revision.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 67.2 KB PDF has the short name 45L-D and no laptop model, brand or board number.

Short code 36mb identifies this 86.7 KB PDF, listed among schematics, yet it names no model, manufacturer or board revision and looks more like a component series label.

The file 30WQ03F is a 38.7 KB PDF that, despite its schematic label, appears to be a datasheet for a single rectifier diode, judging from the naming.

Compact 65.6 KB PDF stored as a schematic and labelled 28LV64A, part of the 28LV64 low-voltage EEPROM naming family, with the A suffix indicating a specific variant.

Small 76.8 KB PDF carrying the name 25MT060WF, which resembles a power semiconductor part number, so although catalogued as a schematic it is probably a component data…

PDF reference of 112 KB covering the 24LC01 and 24LC02 serial EEPROMs, 1 Kbit and 2 Kbit two-wire memories sharing a common pinout.

Datasheet in PDF for the 24AA02 and 24LC02B, 2 Kbit serial EEPROMs on the two-wire I2C bus.

Sony schematic named ms01, a 1.17 MB PDF; the code likely refers to a project or board, but the name gives no VAIO model or MBX number, so check the title block.

PDF schematic for the K72JK motherboard, an ASUS-style model code, though the name gives no revision.

Circuit schematic for the FX505GT, revision 2.0, in a 4.72 MB PDF. The model code corresponds to an ASUS TUF Gaming laptop, although the name carries no brand.

Portuguese-language handout on basic electronics, filed under schematics although the name points to a study booklet rather than a circuit diagram of a specific device.

Schematic in PDF for the ASUS U36JC motherboard, revision 2.0, a compact 582 KB file. It documents the power-on sequence, charger and regulator circuits, the main…

Phone specification document in a 10.1 MB PDF; the name states only that it contains specifications and gives no brand or model, so the target device must be identified…

SIM card circuit page from the Samsung Galaxy A02s (SM-A02S) schematic in PDF format, 3.70 MB.

Schematic PDF with an uninformative name, IO, which suggests an input/output or daughter board but states no device, brand or board number.

Schematics for the Samsung NP-Q1, the compact ultra-mobile PC, in a 1.10 MB PDF; the name gives no board code name or revision.

Small 551 KB PDF schematic whose name holds only the token SY3, with no brand, model or revision stated, so the exact device cannot be confirmed from the name alone.

Circuit diagram for the Quanta ZC3 laptop mainboard, a 1.59 MB PDF that opens in any PDF reader.

PDF schematic for board 17870-1, a number that follows the Wistron numbering style; the file name gives no laptop model, and the (3) suffix just marks a duplicate copy.

Samsung SM-J400M (Galaxy J4) document marked EPLIS, supplied as a 358 KB PDF. In Samsung service material EPLIS usually refers to the electrical parts list section, so…

MSI MS-V328 revision 3.1 circuit schematic in PDF, 709 KB, for an early version of this MSI graphics card board.

Schematic for the V330 graphics board in what appears to be revision 5.0, provided as a decrypted PDF of about 977 KB.

Schematic in PDF format for a GALAX GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, identified by the codes P25Z and PG611.