Part sheet for the 2SB1377, 53.2 KB in PDF form, with an _E suffix in the name whose meaning is not stated and may reflect an edition or language version.

Component datasheet for the 2SA1674, 44.2 KB PDF, whose name ends with an _E suffix that is not explained and may mark an edition or language version.

A small PDF of 40.7 KB for the 2SA1538, a JIS-coded transistor; despite the schematic label, a file named only by part number is normally a datasheet.

This 41.1 KB PDF bears the part number 2SA1536 and, although indexed as a schematic, is best treated as the datasheet for a JIS-registered transistor.

The 2SA1430 transistor is covered by this 182 KB PDF, the same size as its 2SA1431 neighbour, which suggests a shared document layout.

Compact 43.8 KB PDF covering the 2SB766 bipolar transistor, with an _E suffix in the name whose meaning is not stated.

A compact 31.6 KB PDF covering the 2SA1857, listed under schematics but most likely a component datasheet.

The 2SA1813 is covered by this 83.4 KB PDF datasheet, a PNP bipolar transistor according to the 2SA prefix of the Japanese JIS scheme.

PDF of 168 KB for the JEDEC part 2N6667, with an RE suffix in the file name that is not explained and may simply mark a revised edition of the document.

Only the part code 2N5657 identifies this 497 KB PDF, which the index lists under schematics.

Revision-tagged PDF of 116 KB for part 2N5460, the rev0x token apparently marking a document edition whose exact number is not given.

This 52.5 KB PDF carries the code 1T406 and is indexed as a schematic, although the name says nothing about the equipment it belongs to.

Indexed under schematics, this small PDF of 42.7 KB is labelled 1T404A. That is the A variant of the 1T404 part code, which is catalogued separately.

Labelled 1SV232 with a trailing underscore that looks like a file-naming leftover, this 68.3 KB PDF is listed as a schematic. No device, brand or revision is given.

Named 1SV230, this 72.8 KB PDF is catalogued under schematics; the underscore at the end of the name appears to be incidental.

Datasheet-style PDF, 19.8 KB, for the 1SV298 component, listed in the schematics category.

Listed under schematics, this 69.1 KB PDF covers the 1SS187 part number, with an uninformative trailing underscore.

PDF datasheet material for the 1SS397, sized at 77.7 KB and indexed under the schematic type.

Named only 1SS366, this 50.5 KB PDF is catalogued as a schematic yet points to a single semiconductor: in JIS designations 1SS stands for a small-signal silicon diode.

Indexed under schematics, this 70.4 KB PDF is named only 1SS308, without any laptop model, board number or revision.

Revision 3 of a datasheet for the 1N5817, the 20 V part of the 1 A Schottky rectifier family, supplied as a 96.3 KB PDF and filed as a schematic.

Part code 1N758A is all the name provides; it matches JEDEC diode numbering with an A suffix, pointing to a component datasheet of 50.3 KB rather than a board schematic.

The code 240U060D in the name of this 193 KB PDF looks like a power semiconductor part number, so the document is most likely a datasheet rather than the schematic its…

A 53.6 KB PDF listed as a schematic, named 153cnq080; the code corresponds to a dual Schottky rectifier, and the 080 suffix generally indicates an 80 V reverse rating.

A compact 44.2 KB PDF filed as a schematic, named 150cmq with no voltage suffix, board number or device model.

This 194 KB PDF is labelled simply 113cnq and filed as a schematic, with no device, board number or revision in the name.

Titled simply 111ria, this 104 KB PDF is indexed as a schematic, though the name resembles a power semiconductor series code rather than a motherboard identifier.

The 111mt080kb file is a 111 KB PDF placed under schematics, its name following a power-component part-number pattern rather than a board numbering scheme.

Classified as a schematic, this 143 KB PDF is named 444cnq035 and names no brand or device.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 209 KB PDF is labelled 85CNQ015, a code that reads like a power semiconductor part number rather than a laptop board, so it is most…

Named 401CNQ and filed as a schematic, this 160 KB PDF gives no brand, model or board revision.

Catalogued under schematics, the 121 KB PDF named 75HQ045 does not mention any laptop, brand or board number.

Named 60CKQ045, this 304 KB PDF is one of the larger files in its set and is filed as a schematic.

The 129 KB PDF is labelled 50WQ06FN and filed as a schematic, though the name states no device or board revision.

Named simply 50SQ, the 132 KB PDF in the schematic category covers what looks like a component family rather than a specific device; no brand, model or board is given.

A 175 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic and titled 30EPH06, which looks like a discrete semiconductor part number, likely a rectifier, not a board identifier.

PDF of 164 KB catalogued as a schematic and named 28F020 with a trailing underscore, which usually marks an alternate copy of the same part document, possibly from a…

PDF reference for the 28F010, catalogued as a schematic, size 110 KB. The part code identifies a 1 Mbit device in the 28F parallel flash family, while the name itself…

PDF of 67.9 KB filed as a schematic and named 28C64A, an A revision code within the 28C64 parallel EEPROM family.

Labelled 27c4096, this 111 KB PDF sits in the schematic section but the name is a part number from the 27C CMOS EPROM series.