JFET op-amp for general-purpose signal conditioning
Supply current and thermal budget
Quiescent supply current is 1.4 mA per amplifier — a reasonable draw for a general-purpose JFET op-amp. In a multi-channel board, that keeps the thermal rise low in the 8-SOIC footprint. No rail-to-rail output here; the output swing is limited by the supply rails minus the JFET dropout, so factor that into your headroom calculation if running on a single 10 V supply.
Input offset voltage and bias current
The 65 pA input bias current is the JFET advantage: it lets you use high-value feedback resistors without adding significant voltage error, which matters in transimpedance or precision integrator circuits.
It is a current-production part, so the BOM line is stable for new builds.