The name 31DQ05 suggests a discrete diode part number, so this 75.9 KB PDF, although catalogued as a schematic, is probably a single-part datasheet.

A very small 12.3 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic and titled 27LV256-20I, a low-voltage 256 Kbit EPROM part number with what appears to be a 200 ns speed and industrial…

Indexed under schematics, this 106 KB PDF is named only 30BQ060, a code that looks like a discrete component part number, so expect datasheet-style pages rather than a…

PDF of 96.4 KB labelled 30CTQ060L, a part-number style name that points to a component datasheet rather than a laptop or motherboard schematic.

PDF document, 103 KB, titled 30BQ040, a code that reads as a component part number rather than a motherboard number, so it should be treated as a datasheet despite the…

Here is a 323 KB PDF named for the 25AA040, 25LC040 and 25C040, a Microchip family of 4 Kbit SPI serial EEPROMs; despite the schematic label it is a datasheet.

Datasheet-style PDF of 55.8 KB for the Catalyst 24WC256, a 256 Kbit two-wire serial EEPROM, even though the index lists it as a schematic.

Part documentation in PDF form, 124 KB, for the 24LC04 4 Kbit two-wire serial EEPROM. Nothing in the name indicates a suffix, package or revision.

Datasheet PDF of 121 KB for the 24C65, a 64 Kbit I2C serial EEPROM with smart features such as a high-endurance block and configurable write protection of memory…

Reference PDF of 310 KB labelled with the 24C32 part number, which corresponds to a 32 Kbit (4 KB) I2C serial EEPROM.

A 75.1 KB PDF titled after the 24C16 part, with a _3 suffix that likely marks a third copy or revision of the same reference sheet.

PDF datasheet of 297 KB for the 24AA65, 24LC65 and 24C65 serial EEPROMs, a 64 Kbit I2C family.

A 333 KB PDF datasheet for the 24AA16 and 24LC16B, 16 Kbit serial EEPROMs using the I2C bus.

A PDF datasheet for the 24AA04 and 24LC04B, 4 Kbit I2C serial EEPROMs commonly used to hold small configuration or calibration data.

Short PDF of 17.5 KB titled 23SC4428, catalogued under schematics. The name gives only a part number, and its 4428 suffix resembles that of a known smart-card memory…

A small 71.5 KB PDF with the very short name 16f, indexed as a schematic. The name is too terse to tell what device, series or component it covers, so the contents need…

Schematic PDF of 328 KB whose name, 8CLJQ045, reads like a component or part code and gives no laptop model, brand or board number.

PDF filed as a schematic for DT8211 with the DMB suffix, about 428 KB. The name gives no further description, and DMB may refer to a digital multimedia broadcast…

PDF document named bl9384, 337 KB, filed as a schematic. The name carries only this code, so the device is not stated; BL-prefixed numbers are common for power…

Document for the BD9486F, 897 KB PDF, filed as a schematic. The BD prefix is used by ROHM for its ICs, and this part number appears on LED backlight driver sections of…

Combined Maxim datasheet for the MAX8732, MAX8733 and MAX8734 controllers, 1.09 MB PDF.

Datasheet PDF, 64.6 KB, for the KA7500B, a PWM control IC from the KA7500 series and a TL494-style design widely found in computer power supplies.

PDF for the CEP540N transistor, with the name noting 100 V and 36 A ratings, about 626 KB in size.

PDF covering the BF458 and BF459 transistors, a compact 49.2 KB file listed as a schematic but most likely a shared datasheet.

Part documentation for the 2SD2615, filed under schematics but by its name a component datasheet rather than a board drawing.

A 43.6 KB PDF for the 3N247, filed among schematics but named after a discrete component, so it is most likely a datasheet.

The 2SD2285 is documented in this 128 KB PDF. Its JIS part number, with the 2SD prefix, places it among NPN transistors intended for low-frequency circuits such as…

A 116 KB PDF associated with the 2SD2284 NPN transistor, a part numbered under the Japanese JIS standard, where 2SD denotes NPN low-frequency types.

The 2SD1907 is covered by this 165 KB PDF, which is catalogued as a schematic but by name is a component datasheet.

Covering the 2SK2910 transistor, this 150 KB PDF is listed in the schematic category but reads from its name as a component datasheet.

A 55.2 KB PDF named after the 2SK2348, a JIS-registered type whose 2SK prefix indicates an N-channel FET.

The 2SK545 is covered by this 80.4 KB PDF, filed as a schematic but most likely a datasheet because 2SK numbers identify N-channel field-effect transistors in the…

The 2SK427 document is a 226 KB PDF filed as a schematic, but the 2SK prefix marks an N-channel field-effect transistor in the JIS numbering scheme, so it is effectively…

A 140 KB PDF named after the semiconductor 2SJ563, listed in the index under schematics.

Datasheet-style document for the 2SJ537, delivered as a 137 KB PDF though indexed as a schematic.

A compact 44.5 KB PDF labelled 2SJ520 and catalogued as a schematic. Because 2SJ is the JIS prefix for P-channel FETs, the document is best treated as a short datasheet…

The name of this 97.3 KB PDF gives nothing beyond 2SJ277, a JIS-style designation in which 2SJ marks a P-channel FET.

Only the part number 2SJ275 appears in the name of this 97.0 KB PDF. That code follows Japanese JIS numbering, where 2SJ indicates a P-channel field-effect transistor…

Filed as a schematic, this 93.5 KB PDF is identified solely by 2SJ274. The Japanese JIS 2SJ prefix stands for a P-channel field-effect transistor, so the content is most…

Named after the JIS part number 2SJ267, this 91.8 KB PDF most likely documents a P-channel field-effect transistor, since the 2SJ prefix denotes that device class.