AEC-Q100 dual op-amp for the harsh-environment BOM
It delivers a 500 kHz gain-bandwidth product and a 0.2 V/µs slew rate from a supply span of 3 V to 36 V, all in an 8-SOP surface-mount package.
The 500 kHz gain-bandwidth and 0.2 V/µs slew rate tell you this is a general-purpose amplifier, not a high-speed signal-chain part. It handles sensor buffering, actuator drive loops, and level translation in automotive ECUs where the signal bandwidth stays below a few tens of kilohertz. The 2 mV input offset and 20 nA input bias are adequate for the 12 V and 24 V system monitoring that dominates automotive analog — you're not chasing microvolt-level transducer signals with this part. The push-pull output stage means it swings rail-to-rail on the output side, though the input common-mode range does not reach the positive rail — keep that in mind if you're doing high-side current sensing at 3.3 V single supply.
It is ROHS3 compliant. No LTB window to navigate, no scavenger-hunt sourcing required. This is a straightforward BOM line to qualify for production.
Housed in an 8-SOP package (the ROHM designation for a standard 8-pin SOIC with 4.40 mm body width). The supplier device package is 8-SOP, which matches the 8-SOIC footprint you already have in your library for similar automotive op-amps.