A typical datasheet for an electronic component contains most of the following

information:

Manufacturer's name
Product number and name
List of available package formats (with images) and ordering codes
Notable device properties
Short functional description
Pin connection diagram
Absolute minimum and maximum ratings (supply voltage, power consumption, input
currents, temperatures for storage, operating, soldering, etc.)
Recommended operating conditions (as absolute minimum and maximum ratings)
DC specifications (various temperatures, supply voltages, input currents, etc.)
Maximum power consumption over the whole operating temperature range
AC specifications (various temperatures, supply voltages, frequencies, etc.)
Input/output wave shape diagram
timing diagram
Some characteristics are only given at a specific temperature, typically 25 �C
(77 �F)
Physical details showing minimum/typical/maximum dimensions, contact locations
and sizes
Ordering codes for differing packages and performance criteria
Liability disclaimer regarding device use in certain environments such as
nuclear power plants and life support systems
Application recommendations, such as required filter capacitors, circuit board
layout, etc.
Errata, often published prior to subsequent correction and relevant datasheet
revision