Hermetic 8-CDIP general-purpose op-amp with 2 MHz GBWP
The supply range spans 4 V to 40 V, so it can run on a 5 V logic rail, a 12 V industrial bus, or a 24 V automotive battery line without a secondary regulator.
That means it is specified and tested for avionics bay ambient, satellite thermal cycling, downhole tool electronics, and engine-bay sensor interfaces — not just indoor or conditioned environments. For a procurement decision, this temperature grade is often the single spec that rules out commercial or even industrial alternatives: if your BOM calls for -55°C operation, a part rated only to -40°C or 0°C is a non-starter regardless of price or availability.
The series is listed as Automotive, AEC-Q100, which indicates the part has undergone the stress qualification typical of automotive-grade ICs — though the hermetic CDIP package is more commonly associated with aerospace and defence than with automotive modules. If you are qualifying this part for a long-life program, the Active status and AEC-Q100 lineage provide a solid foundation for a supply-risk assessment.
For a general-purpose op-amp in a ceramic package, these numbers are respectable — the offset is low enough for precision DC measurement in the millivolt range without external trimming, and the 25 nA bias is manageable for most sensor circuits as long as the source impedance stays below a few hundred kilohms.
Supply current — 200 µA quiescent
The quiescent supply current is 200 µA per amplifier.