800 kHz GBW — what it buys the signal chain
Its 800 kHz gain-bandwidth product and 0.4 V/µs slew rate place it firmly in the low-to-moderate speed signal-conditioning tier — think sensor buffering, active filters below 100 kHz, and DC offset correction loops where you don't need the bandwidth of a 3.5 MHz part like the TLV9351IDCKR. The 600 µA supply current keeps the power budget lean for multi-channel or battery-powered boards. Supply range spans 3 V to 30 V single or dual supply, so it runs directly off a 5 V logic rail, a 12 V industrial bus, or a 24 V field supply without needing an extra regulator. Input bias current is 20 nA, input offset voltage 500 µV — adequate for non-critical DC accuracy in temperature monitoring, current sensing, or comparator duty.
Temperature grade and deployment context
The 40 mA output per channel can drive moderate loads like a logic input or a small relay coil directly. No rail-to-rail output — the output swing is limited by the supply rails, so budget headroom if you need to hit the full 3.3 V ADC input range from a 3.3 V supply.
Lifecycle and sourcing posture
The 8-SOIC footprint is common across many general-purpose op-amps, making it straightforward to dual-source if needed.