What this dual op-amp brings to a high-speed signal chain
It's the sort of part you reach for when a video line driver, pulse amplifier, or high-speed ADC buffer needs two channels in one package and the board area is tight. Each channel draws 6 mA supply current, so the total quiescent is 12 mA — moderate for this speed class, but worth budgeting in a multi-rail system.
The 100V/µs slew rate means this op-amp can swing a 5 V peak-to-peak output in 50 ns, which is fast enough to preserve the edges on a 10 MHz square wave or drive the input of a high-speed ADC without excessive slew-induced distortion. The 75 MHz -3dB bandwidth (gain-bandwidth product is 68 MHz) tells you the small-signal gain holds up well into the tens of megahertz. If you are conditioning signals from a fast photodiode or a magnetic pickup, this part keeps the phase shift manageable. The 90 mA output current per channel gives it enough drive to handle a 50 Ω back-terminated cable or a modest capacitive load without an external buffer.
RoHS flag — check your compliance path
If your BOM needs a lead-free assembly process, you will need to either qualify an exemption or look at a RoHS-compliant alternate.
Package and footprint — what fits on the board
No exposed pad, which simplifies layout but means the thermal path is through the leads — keep the ambient below 85°C for sustained high-output current. The shipping form is Bulk, not tape-and-reel, so plan for manual placement or a tube feeder if you are running a pick-and-place line.