What the /2K5 suffix tells you about this reel
1 MHz GBW at 150 µA — the power-performance trade-off
The 1 MHz gain-bandwidth product means this op-amp can handle audio-band signals and slow sensor outputs (thermocouples, pressure transducers, photodiodes) with adequate closed-loop gain. The 150 µA supply current is the headline number for a BOM power budget: in a battery-operated design, that is roughly half the draw of a generic 1 MHz op-amp, which extends runtime without sacrificing rail-to-rail output swing. The input bias current of 0.2 pA is nearly negligible, so you can use high-impedance feedback networks without offset drift — useful for transimpedance amplifiers or precision integrators.
Industrial temperature range and deployment context
The CMOS input stage and rail-to-rail output let it interface directly with 3.3 V ADCs or microcontrollers without extra level shifting.
The part is ROHS3 compliant.