Datasheet for the 2SA879 in a 49.9 KB PDF; the trailing _E in the name probably denotes an English version, though the name does not confirm it.

Short 49.9 KB PDF document for the 2N6284, a JEDEC-registered discrete semiconductor, catalogued as a schematic though it is most likely the part's datasheet.

File for the 2N3904 with a _3 suffix, 51.2 KB PDF; the suffix probably distinguishes it from another copy or edition, but the name does not state its meaning.

Part number 1SS181 gives this 70.1 KB PDF its name, and the index places it among schematics.

Listed as a schematic, this 68.8 KB document carries the name 1SS378 and nothing else, pointing to a component data sheet for a small-signal silicon diode under the JIS…

Named purely after 1SS322, this 73.1 KB PDF does not identify any device, board or revision.

The name 251UL80S is a manufacturer part code rather than a board number, so this 143 KB PDF is likely a power semiconductor datasheet even though it is listed as a…

The name 243NQ gives only a part family prefix with no suffix, so this 45.4 KB PDF probably covers a whole series of power rectifier devices in one datasheet, despite…

Datasheet PDF of 129 KB for the 6CWQ10FN, a dual common-cathode Schottky rectifier in the 6CWQ family, typically supplied in a D-PAK surface-mount package; the 10 points…

A small 56 KB PDF filed under schematics, named only 40CPQ080. The name looks like a component part code, not a motherboard number, and it states no device, brand or…

A 128 KB PDF carrying the code 30WQ03FN, indexed as a schematic but structured like a discrete semiconductor part number.

Named 28F102, this 116 KB PDF is filed as a schematic but the code points to a 28F-family parallel flash memory device rather than a board.

PDF listed as a schematic for the 28F020, with Intel named as the manufacturer in the file name. The 28F020 is a 2 Mbit parallel flash memory part.

PDF of 97.3 KB listed as a schematic and named 28C512-513, covering two related parts from the 28C parallel EEPROM family in one document.

PDF document of 202 KB named 25CTQ, a series-style code with no voltage suffix, so it probably covers a family of related components in datasheet form.

A 128 KB PDF named 25C256, which matches the pattern of a serial memory chip part number, so this is most likely a chip datasheet placed in the schematic category.

Weighing 332 KB, this PDF is titled 25C160, a name that resembles a serial memory part code, so treat it as a chip datasheet rather than a motherboard schematic.

Covering the 24WC33 and 24WC65, this 56.1 KB PDF is listed as a schematic but is a Catalyst Semiconductor datasheet for 32 Kbit and 64 Kbit I2C serial EEPROMs.

Range datasheet in a 63.4 KB PDF for the Catalyst 24WC01 through 24WC16, a family of small two-wire serial EEPROMs, although the index files it as a schematic.

PDF reference, 112 KB, for the 24C64 serial EEPROM, a 64 Kbit two-wire memory widely used in consumer and automotive electronics.

Datasheet PDF, 83.7 KB, for the 24C01 serial EEPROM, a 1 Kbit (128-byte) memory on the two-wire I2C bus. The name gives no device or board context.

A 447 KB PDF datasheet for the 24AA256, 24LC256 and 24FC256 I2C serial EEPROMs, each storing 256 Kbit.

Datasheet in PDF form for the 24AA024, 24LC024, 24AA025 and 24LC025 serial EEPROMs, 2 Kbit I2C memories grouped in one document.

A 77.2 KB PDF named 23c040h, a variant of the 23C040 part with an added H suffix whose meaning is not stated in the name and must be read from the document.

Generic binary called outimage, 32.0 MB, catalogued as BIOS or firmware, with nothing in the name about the device, board or revision it came from.

BIOS image named MainBios, 32.0 MB in size, without any brand, model, board number or version in its name.

Schematic archive for the Wistron Hellcat 15 UP design built on the TGL platform with DG1 graphics, board number 19B31-1.

Boardview archive named SPEEDY 2.1, with the name indicating the layout is in FZ format; the RAR is 200 KB and states no brand or board number.

RAR file of 2.16 MB labelled for the Apple iPhone 6. Only the model name is given, so the archive could contain a schematic, boardview or both, and should be checked…

ZIP archive for the IBM ThinkPad T23 notebook, roughly 1.60 MB in size. Apart from the model, the name carries no board number, revision or list of included files, so…

Schematic in PDF format for the H54Y board, UMA variant, meaning integrated graphics with no discrete GPU, packed in a ZIP of about 1.20 MB.

Boardview package for a board identified only as AT6, packed in RAR and marked as containing BDV and BRD files.

NexusBV viewer, version 0.8, packaged as a ZIP for 64-bit Windows 7, the x64 counterpart of the 32-bit build.

MSI MS-7C59 motherboard schematic, revision 1.0, supplied as a PDF of about 7.5 MB. The circuit pages let you follow the power sequencing, the CPU and memory supply…

Duplicate-marked RAR of 1.55 MB for the code 2pesv-11, slightly larger than the other two 2PESV revision 11 archives, which may mean its contents differ.

Firmware image for the LG 16M38A-B monitor, a raw 512 KB binary. Monitor scaler boards keep their firmware in a small SPI flash, and corrupt data there can cause no…

Spanish PDF course topic about diagnosing and fixing software faults on mobile devices, 541 KB in size and seemingly identical to topic 7 in the same series.

Small 51.2 KB PDF named for the Redmi K30 Pro (spelled Remi in the name), with no board number or revision given.

PDF document of 1.29 MB whose numeric file name gives no hint of the device, board number or content, although it is catalogued as a schematic.

Schematic archive for the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G, packed as a 1.95 MB zip with no board revision given in the name.