Dual op-amp with a wide supply window
The AS358MTR-E1: It operates from a single 3 V rail up to 36 V, or from split supplies, making it a flexible building block for signal conditioning, sensor interfaces, and control loops in industrial and consumer electronics.
Each of the two amplifiers draws 700 µA of supply current — low enough to keep the thermal budget modest in a densely populated board, but not micropower; expect a few milliamps total for the dual package. The 40 mA output current per channel can drive moderate loads like a 100 Ω headphone or the input of an ADC directly, but for heavier loads (relay coils, solenoids) you will need a buffer transistor. For a non-inverting amplifier with 10 kΩ source impedance, the offset error from bias current is about 0.2 mV — negligible next to the offset itself.