The supply span from 3 V to 36 V covers both 12 V passenger-car and 24 V truck electrical systems without requiring a separate regulator. Each of the two channels draws 300 µA typical supply current, which keeps the quiescent load low for always-on electronic control units.
Input offset and bias — what to budget in production
For a production design, these are the limits to use in worst-case error budgeting rather than relying on typical values. In a high-gain sensor amplifier, the 1 mV offset translates to a DC error at the output that must be accounted for in the system calibration routine or trimmed during end-of-line test. For loads above 30 mA, buffer the output with a transistor stage.
Package and footprint — 8-TSSOP
The 0.65 mm pin pitch is standard for this package family; verify the land pattern against the IPC-7351B nominal footprint before layout. No exposed thermal pad — junction-to-ambient thermal resistance is managed through the PCB copper area.
It is ROHS3 compliant.
