It delivers a 1.2 MHz gain-bandwidth product and a 0.5 V/µs slew rate, drawing just 300 µA per channel. The supply range spans 3 V to 36 V, so it runs on a single 3.3 V logic rail or a 24 V industrial bus without a second regulator.
For a 1 V peak-to-peak output at 1.2 MHz, the required slew rate is about 3.8 V/µs — so this part is not meant for high-speed data acquisition or fast comparator loops. It is sized for sensor conditioning, DC-level shifting, and audio-frequency filtering where the signal bandwidth stays well below 100 kHz. The 2 mV input offset and 10 nA input bias are typical for a general-purpose bipolar stage; the 40 mA per-channel output current can drive a modest headphone or an ADC reference buffer.
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If you are dual-sourcing, the base LM358 family has multiple second-source vendors, but the BAIDR suffix is a TI-specific ordering code for the 8-SOIC reel variant.