Covering the 1SS394, this 66.2 KB PDF is filed as a schematic but most likely holds a component datasheet, since 1SS denotes Japanese-registered small-signal silicon…

The 1SS392 is documented in this 69.6 KB PDF, categorised as a schematic. Because 1SS is the Japanese numbering for small-signal silicon diodes, the file is most likely…

PDF file for the 1SS388 part, 68.6 KB, catalogued under schematics though most likely a single-component datasheet.

Indexed as a schematic, this 68.4 KB PDF takes its name from the diode number 1SS372 and gives no device, board or brand information.

A 69.5 KB PDF titled with the component number 1SS367, with nothing in the name about a device or board.

Only the number 1SS358 appears in the name of this 50.5 KB PDF, pointing to a data sheet for a small-signal silicon diode under the JIS 1SS prefix, despite its schematic…

A 21.1 KB PDF carrying the part number 1n6768, best understood as a datasheet for a JEDEC 1N-series device rather than a board schematic.

Component datasheet for the 1N6096 diode in PDF form, 42.4 KB, placed under schematics in the index.

Datasheet PDF for a part identified only as 1n4044, filed in the schematic category at 93.5 KB.

Reference sheet for the 1N4004 general purpose rectifier diode, a 68.9 KB PDF in the schematic section. No manufacturer appears in the name.

The 143 KB PDF named 225CNQ carries a part family prefix rather than a board number, pointing to a datasheet for a series of power diode devices, even though it is filed…

Covering the 203CMQ080, this 144 KB PDF is most likely a datasheet for a CMQ-series Schottky rectifier rated, judging by the 080 suffix, at 80 V.

A 127 KB PDF named after the 200MT40KB, a power semiconductor part code rather than a laptop or board model.

A 72.5 KB PDF for the 6F(R) series, a rectifier diode family where the R variant conventionally indicates reverse polarity, with the stud or case as anode instead of…

At 86.1 KB, this PDF named 175bgq045 is listed as a schematic, yet the code fits a high-current Schottky rectifier, with 045 typically indicating a 45 V reverse voltage.

No device or board appears in the name 161cmq, which instead looks like a dual Schottky rectifier family code; at 47.0 KB this PDF is probably a short datasheet, though…

For the 153cmq080, this 44.5 KB PDF is categorised as a schematic but almost certainly holds a datasheet for a common-cathode dual Schottky rectifier rated around 80 V.

Indexed as a schematic, this 83.3 KB PDF named 150k most likely documents a stud-mount power rectifier diode series, as the short code follows the pattern used for such…

Only the code 120lq100 identifies this 48.6 KB PDF, which is filed under schematics with no device, board or revision given.

Filed as a schematic, this 112 KB PDF covers the 1SR154 part with 400 and 600 variants named in the title, suggesting one sheet for two grades of the same component.

A 108 KB PDF listed as a schematic and titled 1SR124-400A, a code in the style of a discrete semiconductor part number, with the 400A suffix identifying a specific…

A 553 KB PDF called simply 29040, indexed under schematics, which by its number most likely covers a 4 Mbit 29-series parallel flash memory datasheet; the manufacturer…

Only the number 29020 identifies this 605 KB PDF, catalogued as a schematic; the pattern most likely refers to a 2 Mbit 29-series parallel flash memory datasheet, though…

A 119 KB PDF tagged as a schematic and named 27256b, the b suffix suggesting a revised variant of a 27256 part.

Filed under schematics, the 49.1 KB PDF named 75SLQ060 gives no device, motherboard or revision information.

PDF of 112 KB catalogued as a schematic, named 62v256 with no device, brand or PCB revision stated.

Listed as a schematic, this 53.9 KB PDF is named only with the code 55HQ030, and no device, brand or board revision is given.

Indexed as a schematic, this PDF of 130 KB carries the code 50WQ10FN and nothing about a device or board.

Named only 50WQ10F, this compact 39.2 KB PDF sits in the schematic category but gives no laptop model, brand or board number.

Only the code 50WQ03FN appears in the name of this 128 KB PDF, catalogued as a schematic with no device, brand or board revision.

Named 30LJQ150 and filed as a schematic, this 51.4 KB PDF looks like the datasheet for a discrete rectifier, with 150 plausibly indicating a higher voltage grade than…

Named 28C17A, this 138 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic but the code points to a 16 Kbit class parallel EEPROM in the 28C series, A revision.

PDF of 268 KB named 25tts-s, listed as a schematic, with a name that resembles a power semiconductor series designation.

This 55.9 KB PDF, labelled 30CPQ050, carries a part-number style title rather than a motherboard number, indicating a component datasheet in the schematic category.

PDF of 329 KB named 25C040, indexed as a schematic although the name points to a 25-series SPI serial EEPROM, where 040 conventionally denotes 4 Kbit capacity.

PDF of 66.0 KB named 25C03, indexed under schematics, with no brand, board or device information in the name.

A 133 KB PDF named for the Microchip 24LC174, catalogued under schematics but serving as the datasheet for a 16 Kbit I2C serial EEPROM in the cascadable family.

Datasheet PDF of 161 KB for the Microchip 24LC64B, though the catalogue labels it a schematic.

A 308 KB PDF on the 24C164 serial EEPROM, a 16 Kbit I2C device that, unlike the plain 24C16, uses its address pins for cascading several chips on one bus.

An 81.4 KB PDF named for the 24C04 with a _3 suffix, probably one of several copies of the same reference sheet.