Microchip 24LCS22A documentation, 317 KB in PDF, indexed as a schematic but in reality the part datasheet.

PDF document, 307 KB, named 24c16p, referring to the 24C16 serial EEPROM with an unexplained P suffix.

PDF of 306 KB for the 24C04 serial EEPROM, with a P suffix that the name leaves unexplained.

Filed under schematics at 217 KB, this PDF is the datasheet for the Microchip 24LC41, a dual-port serial EEPROM intended for display EDID storage in monitors.

PDF reference for the 24LC21A, the revised version of the dual-mode DDC serial EEPROM commonly found in monitors and display boards for holding EDID information.

Component documentation in PDF form, 203 KB, covering the 24C08 and 24C16 I2C serial EEPROMs.

Reference PDF for the 24LC16B, a 16 Kbit I2C serial EEPROM organised as eight blocks of 256 bytes.

Datasheet-type PDF, 394 KB, for the 24LC08B, an 8 Kbit I2C serial EEPROM arranged as four 256-byte blocks.

PDF of about 140 KB covering two groups of the 24Cxx serial EEPROM family, labelled XX1 and XX2 in the name, likely corresponding to different density ranges or data…

Filed under schematics, this PDF of 309 KB is named only after the 24C64 part number, so it is most likely the datasheet for a 64 Kbit (8 KB) serial EEPROM on the I2C…

Short PDF of about 104 KB on the 24LC08 serial EEPROM, an 8 Kbit memory with a two-wire I2C interface.

A 312 KB PDF covering the 24LC21 serial EEPROM, with the -1 suffix probably marking a separate edition or part one of the documentation.

PDF of 429 KB about the 24Cxx series of I2C serial EEPROMs, the 8b in the name likely referring to a specific edition or density group, which the name does not spell…

Datasheet-style PDF for the 24LC21 family serial EEPROM, with the I_P suffix in the name likely pointing to an industrial-temperature or PDIP package variant, though the…

PDF documentation, 716 KB, for the 24LC21 dual-mode 1 Kbit serial EEPROM, a chip widely used for EDID storage in displays.

PDF of about 121 KB for the 24LC04 serial EEPROM, with the _8 in the name possibly referring to an 8-pin package or a document edition; the name does not make it clear.