This 85 KB PDF is identified by the part number 2SC2314, an NPN transistor under the JIS naming scheme.

A 70.8 KB PDF combining parts 10ETS08, 10ETS12 and 10ETS16, likely three voltage grades of one International Rectifier style rectifier series in a standard package.

Board archive named 3CESLRH14, 2.09 MB in RAR format, matching the hyphenated 3CESL-RH-14 entry in code and size and probably duplicating it. Contents are not described.

BIOS dump for Lenovo LCFC board NM-C781, 16 MB, described in the name as onboard disable OK.

RAR archive called 08BAD, 7.30 MB in size, whose name reveals nothing reliable about the device, board number or contents.

Two-byte status register record saved with the second copy of the inforcare dump. It stores the protection and configuration bits read from the SPI chip, not firmware…

Firmware for an HP model labelled 840, possibly an EliteBook 840, with the token 16 left unexplained in the name.

BIOS firmware labelled hp650i, most likely the HP 650 laptop, as a 1.00 MB extensionless dump that suits an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS dump labelled HP620I, most likely the HP 620 notebook, as a 2.00 MB binary suited to a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

8 MB 8440p BIOS image marked C, nographics and BEST, saved as a second copy. It appears intended for boards without discrete graphics, and the uploader rated it as the…

Specification sheet in PDF, about 218 KB, for the PE160160-001 display module, apparently the base 001 version of a 160 x 160 dot graphic LCD.

Fairly large datasheet at 981 KB, in PDF, identified as SDNS040A, where the A suffix likely denotes a revised version of the document.

32MB BIN image for the Inventec PCB 6050A3217501, with a name indicating it was prepared as new, which usually means a clean image without board-specific data.

Modified 2.1 channel amplifier schematic, a 90.6 KB PDF; the title does not say which original design was altered or which ICs are used.

Firmware archive for the Acer Chromebook 871, built on Quanta board DA0ZARMBAG0, which carries the ZAR project code.

Firmware dump labelled Q5WT6212, 4 MB in binary form. The leading Q5WT code resembles a platform or board identifier with a version number after it, although the brand…

Original BIOS dump (org) from an ASUS K50IJ laptop, 1 MB in size, which corresponds to an 8-megabit SPI flash.

Original BIOS dump (org) taken from an ASUS K43SD laptop, 4 MB in size, matching a 32-megabit SPI flash chip.

Main BIOS dump for Quanta motherboard DAR33HMB6A0, revision A; the laptop brand and model are not stated in the name. Sized at 4 MB, it fits a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image labelled Daffodil with the code A14HV1A; the name does not clearly state the laptop model or board, though Daffodil may be a project code name.

Plain BIOS image for the ASUS K55VD, 8 MB, with no board revision given in the name. Because the revision is unknown, compare the layout against your own board before…

RAR with a BIOS image for board 6050A2730801-MB-A01, which follows Inventec numbering. The name gives only the board code and revision A01, with no model, chip or…

BIOS dump for board 6050A2411501-MB-A02, revision A02, following the Inventec numbering pattern.

Small BIOS archive of 1.64 MB for Inventec board 6050A2332301-MB-A02, revision A02. The name includes no model, chip type or version.

RAR archive of 4.20 MB named Q77M D2H, which corresponds to a Gigabyte desktop motherboard built on the Intel Q77 chipset.

RAR archive containing BIOS firmware for the Intel DH67CL desktop motherboard, an H67 chipset board.

Intel D945GCNL desktop board BIOS image, a raw 512 KB binary with no version information in the name. The size matches a 4 Mbit flash chip.

K50IJ notebook firmware in a 635 KB zip, with AS218 most likely denoting BIOS version 218, an earlier release than the 220 package for the same model.

BIOS dump for the HP Pavilion dv9000 series, tagged at7, exactly 1.00 MB, which matches an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Datasheet for the ATmega128A AVR microcontroller, a 2.68 MB PDF. The A suffix denotes the revised version of the ATmega128, and the document covers its 64-pin pinout…

Compressed archive of 4.88 MB named only 0864D.F36, which gives no clear model, brand or board number.

Component datasheet for the 2SD2137, a part from the Japanese 2SD series, which designates NPN bipolar transistors intended for low-frequency use.

PDF named 2SD951, filed as a schematic but in all likelihood the datasheet for this 2SD-series NPN bipolar transistor; at 267 KB it may include scanned pages or extra…

The 2SD2210 appears in this 46.9 KB PDF with an E suffix in the name that is left unexplained.

Reference PDF, 218 KB, for the 2SD2584 component, indexed under schematics. In Japanese JIS numbering, 2SD indicates an NPN bipolar transistor designed for low-frequency…

Stored under schematics, this 171 KB PDF is named 2SD1407A and is most probably the datasheet for that transistor variant, the A suffix distinguishing it from the base…

Component documentation for the 2SK2996 in PDF form, 412 KB in size. The 2SK designation identifies an N-channel field-effect transistor registered under the Japanese…

Component PDF, 409 KB, for the 2SK2964. In the Japanese JIS designation system a 2SK number refers to an N-channel FET, so treat the file as a transistor datasheet even…

Concise 37.7 KB PDF for the 2SK2464, filed among schematics yet named after a single semiconductor.

Carrying only the designation 2SK2200, this 413 KB PDF is listed with schematics yet most likely documents one transistor.