The datasheet search that's actually structured.
Archives dump PDFs with no structure. Distributors have the structure but lock it to their buy-flow and only list what's in stock. We do both — the broad open archive, with real parametric filters, clean specs and honest provenance on top.
Why nobody else has this — the gap in the market
Datasheet archives
- Broad corpus — millions of PDFs, obsolete parts kept
- No parameters, no taxonomy, no dedup
- LM358 scattered across 24 rows / 8 vendors
Distributor catalogs
- Rich structure — parametric filters, facets
- Only what's in stock & for sale
- Datasheet buried under the buy-flow
datasheets.pro
- Archive breadth — 2.2M datasheets, obsolete & active
- Distributor structure — parameters, facets, clean taxonomy
- Datasheet-first & deduped — one canonical part, PDF up front
See what you get — for every part not just a link to a PDF
Each value shows its source and date — feed or datasheet extract. No anonymous numbers.
PDF text rendered as indexable HTML plus a page viewer — the site actually shows the datasheet.
Part number broken down token by token, one canonical entry instead of 24 vendor rows.
Related parts and candidate replacements — parameter-matched and labelled to verify.
Parts engineers look up every day
Browse by manufacturer · 5,501 hubs, each linked to its parts
Start here
Parametric browse
Filter a category by real spec ranges & facets — like a distributor, over the whole archive.
Enriched part page
One canonical part: full spec table, the datasheet inline, part-number decode & replacements.
Browse by maker
Every manufacturer is a hub — 5,501 of them, each linked to its parts & categories.
Found nowhere else
Obsolete & house parts with no public datasheet — assembled honestly from fragments.
Browse by category · 1,867 clean, deduped categories
Browse series — 18 in this preview, each a single deduplicated page
Data you can trust — and where it fails, we say so
Deduplicated
One canonical entry per part, not the same device scattered across every second-source vendor.
Provenance on every spec
Each parameter carries its source and the date it was parsed — feed or datasheet. Verifiable, not anonymous.
Honest about gaps
No public datasheet? We label a confidence tier and never invent specs. How it's built →
Questions
Is datasheets.pro free to use?+
Where does the data come from?+
Can I find obsolete and hard-to-find parts?+
How is this different from alldatasheet or Octopart?+
Do you host the PDFs?+
Series pages — live now
Each page consolidates every orderable variant of one series into a single comparable table: ordering codes, parsed specifications and the datasheet itself. No login, no stock filter, no duplicate rows. Browse all 1,210 series pages →