Small 54.1 KB PDF titled with the 200HF code, which refers to a power diode or rectifier series rather than a specific board or device.

Short 39.5 KB PDF grouping the 6CWQ09F and 6CWQ10F, dual Schottky rectifiers in the 6CWQ range, with the numbers most likely marking 90 V and 100 V grades.

Named 100BGQ015 and sized at 200 KB, this PDF is listed as a schematic but the part number fits a Schottky rectifier, so it is most likely the component datasheet.

A 146 KB PDF labelled 93LC76, which follows the naming of Microwire serial EEPROMs, so it is probably the datasheet for that device even though catalogued as a…

A 107 KB PDF named for the 1BQ series, listed as a schematic but most likely a datasheet for a family of small Schottky or rectifier diodes sharing that prefix.

PDF of 118 KB catalogued under schematics with the name 409DMQ135. The name offers no device or motherboard details; it reads like a high-current semiconductor module…

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

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.

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

A 135 KB PDF for the part 27c512, placed in the schematic category but in practice a datasheet for a member of the widely used 27C CMOS EPROM family.

PDF of 119 KB named 27C256B, filed as a schematic yet clearly a part number from the 27C CMOS EPROM line, here with a B revision letter.

A 171 KB PDF named 27c010, categorised as a schematic, though the number marks it as a part from the 27C CMOS EPROM line. No device, brand or board appears in the name.

Code 20ETS16S names this 139 KB PDF in the schematic category. No brand, model, board number or revision is stated.

A 98.4 KB PDF named 16TTS_FP and filed among schematics. The name holds no device, board number or revision, only a component code with an FP suffix that probably…

Filed as a schematic, the 44.6 KB PDF named 16SCYQ045C names a component rather than a device and gives no board number or revision.

Indexed as a schematic, this PDF of about 187 KB is named 8ETH06. In International Rectifier and Vishay numbering the ETH family is a hyperfast rectifier line, so the…

Raw 8 MB BIOS image for the ASUS F705U notebook, specifically the F705UB-BX268T configuration according to the name. The size suits a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Uppercase EC.BIN image of 32.0 MB with no laptop model, board number or firmware version stated, which makes it uninformative on its own.

Archive labelled VM8G, 128 KB in RAR format. The name provides no brand, board revision or description of the contents.

RAR archive labelled R9600L with version tag V10, 314 KB in size. The name gives no brand, board number or document type, so its contents, whether schematic, boardview…

BIOS image for a Positivo Sim+ laptop, with 2560M and board code C14CU51 in the name. At 8 MB it suits a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw 8 MB BIOS image for a laptop model X415DA, version 303, in the plain .bin format used for direct SPI flashing.

Generic binary named MERGE, 5.20 MB, with no brand, model or board details in the name.

Raw BIOS dump for the Lenovo Yoga 11e, provided as an 8.00 MB binary. The name does not specify which generation of Yoga 11e, the board number or the firmware version…

ZIP archive of 13.8 MB named Veg Checker, filed as BIOS or firmware, though the name gives no model, board or version.

EEPROM dump for the Samsung LA40S81BX LCD TV, assembly board BN94-01249C, taken from a 24C256 chip.

Zip archive named S15_02132000_AMD, 6.40 MB, with no stated contents. The tokens suggest an S15 device and an AMD variant, and the digit string may be a version or date…

RAR archive named for the ASUS UX5401ZA model, with an F1 suffix the name does not explain; the type of contents is not stated.

Firmware for model N7401ZE, version 301, zipped as a BIN image. The N7401ZE code matches an ASUS notebook naming style, but the name gives no brand, so confirm it…

Uninformative 6.12 MB ZIP archive; its name mentions no device, brand or board. The unpass token suggests password unlocking material, likely a tool or modified BIOS…

Zipped binary firmware file whose name gives no model, brand or board number, so its purpose cannot be determined from the title alone.

Zip archive containing a binary named only for its size, 2 MB, with no brand, model or board number given.

Zipped BIOS image for an ASUS E1404GA laptop, with no version or revision noted in the name.

Generic archive called builds1 with no model, brand or board information in its name, so its contents can only be identified after unpacking.

BIOS image for the Lenovo ideapad 330S-15IKB, machine type 81GC, in the variant with GTX1050 graphics and a Kaby Lake processor, zipped to about 4.76 MB.

Uninformative name: an 8.00 MB BIOS image labelled hp x360 without extension, model, board number or version.

Second 8.00 MB dump of a GigaDevice GD25Q64 BIOS chip from an HP 15 notebook labelled USOO, taken in the same 15 May 2018 session.

Third entry in the G62AMD set of firmware images, 2 MB in size and stored without a file extension.

Second copy of a firmware dump labelled g61f16, 2 MB in size and stored without an extension.

BIOS file of 4.00 MB tagged G6CI, an abbreviation that is not explained anywhere in the name and gives no brand, board number or revision.