Four amplifiers, one small package
Rail-to-rail output swings let it drive ADC inputs or moderate loads without losing headroom.
What the 650 µA supply current buys you
The whole quad draws 650 µA typical — about 162.5 µA per amplifier. That is low enough to leave headroom for the rest of the signal chain in a battery-powered sensor module or a multi-channel data-acquisition front end. Input bias current sits at 2.5 pA, so you can use high-impedance sources like pH probes or photodiode transimpedance stages without loading them down. Input offset is trimmed to 250 µV max, which is adequate for 12-bit systems but worth budgeting for if you are stacking gain.
RoHS flag — check your assembly line
That means the device itself may contain lead or other restricted substances, so verify your soldering process and end-market regulatory requirements before committing the BOM. If your board must meet RoHS, you will need to look at a lead-free alternate or accept the exemption paperwork.
Sourcing and fit for the BOM
Because it is still active, there is no last-time-buy pressure. The 16-TSSOP footprint is common and hand-solderable with a fine tip, so field-swap is feasible if you have the right iron. The Bulk shipping medium means the parts come loose in a bag — not on a reel — so factor in manual handling if your pick-and-place line expects tape.