Compressed BIOS for the IP43 motherboard, provided as a 668 KB ZIP, the largest in this group, which may point to a bigger image or additional files inside.

Compressed BIOS for the A-N78HD motherboard, about 430 KB as a zip. No firmware version, chipset or chip type is mentioned in the name, so look inside for a BIN or ROM…

Archive for the ASUS L80V, revision 2.1, without further detail in the name about whether it holds a schematic, boardview or firmware.

Compact archive for the ASUS F8V at board revision 2.4. The name does not say what is inside, and the small size suggests a boardview or firmware rather than a full…

PDF document of 13.6 MB named I9000, the model code of the original Samsung Galaxy S, although the file name gives no brand or document type.

Datasheet for the 74HC595 and 74HCT595 8-bit serial-in, parallel-out shift register with output latches.

RAR archive of 2.43 MB labelled only with the number 206, so the name reveals no model, brand, board number or content type.

Archive named only 101, packed as RAR and 3.74 MB in size. No model, brand, board number or content type can be read from the name, so the files must be identified after…

RAR archive of 1017 KB with the bare numeric name 1280, which might hint at a phone model number but states no brand or device type.

Zip archive of 1021 KB for Compal motherboard LA-3631P, with A210 and A215 in the name, which corresponds to the Toshiba Satellite A210 and A215 laptops sharing this…

Small RAR archive of 467 KB for the Lenovo E50. The name carries only the model, giving no board number, revision or content type, so extraction is needed to identify…

Firmware archive named only 5551-2863, packed as a 970 KB RAR with no brand, board number or chip type given, so its target device cannot be identified from the name.

BIOS binary named faxcon-45cms, likely for the S variant of a Foxconn 45CM-series desktop motherboard; version and chip type are not stated.

Original BIOS archive for the HP Pavilion G6-1000SA with AMD graphics and AMD chipset, according to the name.

RAR archive with firmware for a desktop motherboard identified as H61H2-M13, version 1.0, an Intel H61 chipset board code; the brand is not stated in the name.

Firmware archive labelled only with the model code F5R, packed as RAR and weighing 437 KB.

Raw 4 MB BIOS image for the ASUS K42JR, mainboard revision 4.1. The file size corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip, the type a technician writes with an external…

BIOS archive for the Toshiba Tecra A3 notebook, roughly 6.53 MB compressed, which suggests several files or tools inside rather than a single small image.

Archive named after the H87 Pro4, most likely the ASRock H87 Pro4 desktop board, although the brand is not written in the name.

ZIP archive of about 7.6 MB whose name carries no model, board number or document type, so its contents cannot be identified from the label alone.

Firmware archive named after the W25Q64BV, a Winbond 64 Mbit (8 MB) SPI flash chip, followed by a date-like code 20210730; no device or board is stated.

Datasheet for the 2SD2258 NPN bipolar transistor, supplied as a 56.8 KB PDF and filed under schematics.

A 29.2 KB PDF documenting the 2SD2639 part, catalogued as a schematic. Nothing beyond the type number is stated in the name.

Component reference for the 2SD2635, a 35.2 KB PDF listed among schematics. The file name offers only the part number, with no manufacturer or revision given.

The 2SD2598 transistor is covered in this 59.3 KB PDF, whose name ends in an _E suffix.

At just 33.5 KB, this PDF for the 2SD1623 is a short document listed as a schematic, though the part-number name suggests a compact datasheet.

Datasheet-type PDF for the 2SD1878, 90.6 KB, placed in the schematic category of the index. The name contains nothing beyond the part number.

A 32.8 KB PDF for the 3SK273, indexed as a schematic though it is likely a manufacturer datasheet.

File name 2sk198 is a JIS semiconductor number, so this 31.8 KB PDF, though catalogued as a schematic, is best treated as a brief component datasheet.

The file, a 28.4 KB PDF, is named 2SK3485 and catalogued as a schematic; the name is a JIS semiconductor number, so treat it as a short datasheet.

Reference sheet for the 2SK2599 in a 418 KB PDF, placed in the schematic section although the name holds nothing but the part number.

PDF reference for the 2SK2339 transistor, 35.9 KB, catalogued under the schematic type.

A 32.6 KB PDF covering the 2SK2325, a Japanese-registered semiconductor whose 2SK prefix means N-channel field-effect transistor.

Datasheet in a 33.2 KB PDF for the 2SK1967, a Japanese-registered N-channel field-effect transistor indicated by the 2SK prefix.

Part-number PDF for the 2SK1471, 92.5 KB in size and labelled as a schematic in the index.

Datasheet in PDF form for the 2SK1067, a member of the 2SK family of N-channel FETs, at 144 KB. The file carries no further details in its name.

PDF datasheet of about 56 KB for the 2SD661 transistor, with an _E suffix that probably indicates an English edition.

The 2SC5774 part number is all this 29.9 KB PDF name reveals, and the catalogue lists it as a schematic.

A 475 KB PDF referencing the 2SC5092 transistor type; the 2SC prefix denotes an NPN bipolar device under the Japanese JIS numbering system.

Compact 43.3 KB PDF covering the 2SC5551, a JIS-coded NPN bipolar transistor, even though the catalogue type says schematic.