Differential amplifier for precision current sensing
The rail-to-rail output stage allows the signal to swing close to the supply rails, useful when driving an ADC input with a 5 V reference.
The 80 kHz gain-bandwidth product limits the LMP8276MA to DC and low-frequency signals. If your design needs to amplify a 50 kHz PWM current waveform with fidelity, this part will roll off — you would be looking at a faster differential amplifier like the INA254A1IPWAR (350 kHz) or a general-purpose op-amp with higher GBW. The 0.7 V/µs slew rate is consistent with the bandwidth; expect about 2.8 V/µs for a full 5 V step, which is fine for slow-changing sensor outputs but not for fast transients. The input bias current of 20 nA is moderate — adequate for milliohm shunt sensing where the voltage drop is tens of millivolts, but not for high-impedance sources where picoamp bias is needed.
The RoHS status is listed as non-compliant, so if your assembly line requires RoHS exemption documentation, confirm the material declaration with your distributor at quote time.