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LM358S-13 - Dual Low-Power Op Amp, 3-32V | Diodes Incorporated

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3 V to 32 V Vdss 8-SO Package
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Diodes Incorporated LM358S-13 is a dual, low-power operational amplifier containing two independent high-gain, internally frequency-compensated amplifiers. It operates from a single supply over a 3 V to 32 V range, provides a gain bandwidth of 100 dB as identified by Mouser, and is packaged in an 8-pin surface-mount SO package. The two amplifier channels can be used independently for signal conditioning, voltage comparison, feedback control, or general-purpose analog functions.

An operational amplifier is an analog signal-processing IC that compares voltages applied to its inverting and non-inverting inputs and amplifies the difference between them. The LM358 family belongs to the dual operational amplifier category within the broader hierarchy of amplifiers, analog ICs, and semiconductor devices. Its internally compensated architecture simplifies closed-loop design because no external compensation components are required for ordinary voltage-feedback operation.

The principal benefits of the LM358S-13 are its wide single-supply operating range, dual-channel integration, low-power designation, and internally frequency-compensated architecture. Two independent amplifiers in one package reduce component count and board area compared with two separate single operational amplifiers. Its 3 V minimum supply supports lower-voltage systems, while the 32 V maximum permits connection to conventional higher-voltage industrial rails when appropriate protection and signal limits are respected.

The LM358 series was designed specifically for operation from a single power supply. In a single-supply circuit, the common or supply-return node is the reference for signal inputs, so input and output voltages must remain within the device's operating limits. Grounding inputs near the common node is important when processing small signals because the output cannot swing below the lower rail. The second amplifier can complement the first as an inverter, comparator, transimpedance amplifier, or buffer in the same package.

Typical applications include low-voltage sensor interfaces, DC signal amplification, threshold detection, loop-error amplification, transducer buffering, and general dual-channel analog conditioning. The 8-pin SO package is suitable for compact surface-mount PCB assemblies, although exact connector and test-point placement should follow the manufacturer's pin configuration. Decoupling capacitors should be placed close to the supply pins, and sensitive analog traces should remain away from switching nodes and high-current return paths.

Design trade-offs must be checked against the complete electrical characteristics before production use. In particular, input common-mode range, output swing, input bias current, input offset voltage, supply-current behavior, noise, and output-current capability determine whether a particular application is electrically suitable. This page combines the confirmed product identity and electrical headline values with package guidance, drop-in comparison information, application patterns, and practical layout recommendations for faster engineering evaluation.

Alternativas drop-in para LM358S-13 — mesmo encapsulamento, compatível pino a pino. Peças de encapsulamento diferente que exigem retrabalho na PCB são excluídas.

Variantes desta série

Modelos da mesma série compatíveis como drop-in com LM358S-13 (mesmo formato e footprint) — diferindo em Package, Amplifier Type, Gain Bandwidth Product, Input Offset Voltage, Slew Rate.

Texas Instruments
Package: 8-SOIC (D)
Amplifier Type: General Purpose
Gain Bandwidth Product: 700 kHz
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Texas Instruments
Package: 8-PDIP
Amplifier Type: General-purpose operational amplifier
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STMicroelectronics
Package: SOIC-8
Gain Bandwidth Product: 1.3 MHz
Input Offset Voltage: 1 mV (max)
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Texas Instruments
Package: 8-SOIC (D)
Amplifier Type: General Purpose, Dual Channel
Gain Bandwidth Product: 1 MHz
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LM358S

✅ Drop-In
📦 8-SO
Same LM358S surface-mount family and dual low-power amplifier architecture; exact electrical and ordering differences are

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LM358SNG

✅ Drop-In
onsemi
📦 8-SO
Dual general-purpose operational amplifier · 2 channels · Single supply · 3 V to 32 V · 45 nA · 8-pin PDIP · 8 pins · Through-hole

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LM2904DR

✅ Drop-In
Texas Instruments
📦 8-SO
2 · 3 V to 26 V · ±1.5 V to ±13 V · 700 kHz · 0.3 V/us · 2 mV (typical) · 500 uA (typical) · 0.7 mA (typical)

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LM2904P3

✅ Drop-In
Texas Instruments
📦 8-SO
General-purpose operational amplifier · 2 circuits · 26 V · 700 kHz · 8-PDIP · Through-hole · Operational amplifier · Operational amplifier

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LMV358IDT

✅ Drop-In
STMicroelectronics
📦 8-SO
2 · 2.7 V to 5.5 V · 210 µA · 1.3 MHz · 0.45 V/µs · 1 mV (max) · 250 nA (max) · 0 V to VCC - 1.1 V

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MC1458DR

✅ Drop-In
Texas Instruments
📦 8-SO
Texas Instruments · MC1458 · General Purpose, Dual Channel · 2 · 0.5 V/us (typical) · 1 MHz · 1 mV (typical at 25 C) · 30 nA (typical)

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LM358S-13 Classificações máximas e características elétricas

Product Type Dual operational amplifier
Number of Amplifier Channels 2
Amplifier Type Low-power operational amplifier
Supply Voltage Range 3 V to 32 V
Gain Bandwidth 100 dB
Architecture Independent, high-gain, internally frequency-compensated amplifiers
Supply Configuration Single supply
Encapsulamento 8-SO
Tipo de montagem Surface mount
Channel Independence 2 independent amplifier channels
Compensation Internal frequency compensation

Configuração de pinos do LM358S-13

SOIC-8 Package Pinout Diagram SOIC-8 8-pin small outline IC, 3.9x4.9mm, P1.27mm, JEDEC MS-012. 1 8 2 7 3 6 4 5 SOIC-8
Pino 1 OUT1 — Output of amplifier channel 1
Pino 2 IN1− — Inverting input of amplifier channel 1
Pino 3 IN1+ — Non-inverting input of amplifier channel 1
Pino 4 V− — Negative supply or ground connection
Pino 5 IN2+ — Non-inverting input of amplifier channel 2
Pino 6 IN2− — Inverting input of amplifier channel 2
Pino 7 OUT2 — Output of amplifier channel 2
Pino 8 V+ — Positive supply connection

Aplicações típicas

LM358S-13 é adequado para 6 aplicaçãos: Low-Voltage Sensor Signal Conditioning, DC Voltage Comparator and Threshold Detection, Feedback Control and Error Amplification, Transducer Buffering and Active Filtering, Audio and Communication Interface Amplification, Portable and Battery-Powered Analog Circuits.

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Low-Voltage Sensor Signal Conditioning

The LM358S-13 fits sensor conditioning because it combines two independent, internally frequency-compensated amplifiers with a confirmed 3 V to 32 V single-supply range. One channel can amplify a sensor signal while the other provides gain, offset, or level conversion in the same 8-SO package. Place a precision bias network at the non-inverting input when a zero-centered signal must sit above the lower supply rail. The amplifier channel does not eliminate sensor errors, so the design should still account for input offset voltage, bias current, common-mode limits, and the required closed-loop gain. The dual-channel arrangement reduces board area and component count compared with two separate single amplifiers.

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DC Voltage Comparator and Threshold Detection

The LM358S-13 is suitable for DC threshold detection because its two channels can compare a sensed voltage against a reference or implement complementary limits. With a 3 V to 32 V single-supply range, the device can operate across common low- and higher-voltage systems, but the input and output must remain within their specified common-mode and swing limits. A resistive divider can establish the threshold, and a second amplifier can provide hysteresis or buffer the reference. Because this is a general-purpose operational amplifier rather than a dedicated comparator, switching speed and output-transition behavior must be checked against the required detection interval.

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Feedback Control and Error Amplification

The high-gain dual-amplifier configuration of the LM358S-13 supports feedback-control loops in power, actuator, and instrumentation systems. One channel can act as an error amplifier while the other buffers a feedback signal or drives an auxiliary control path. The internally compensated architecture simplifies ordinary closed-loop implementation, while the 8-pin surface-mount package supports compact assemblies. Stable loop design still depends on the plant, compensation network, output loading, and desired crossover frequency. Engineers should use the manufacturer's test and application guidance rather than assume that internal compensation makes every gain, capacitive-load, or feedback topology unconditionally stable.

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Transducer Buffering and Active Filtering

The LM358S-13 can buffer high-impedance transducers and implement active analog filters where two related channels are useful. A unity-gain voltage follower protects a sensor from downstream loading, while a second amplifier can form a first- or second-order active filter stage. Single-supply operation simplifies portable instrumentation, although the common-mode input range and output swing determine the usable signal span. Resistor and capacitor selection should establish the intended gain and pole frequency, and the complete datasheet should be consulted for frequency response, noise, input bias current, and output-drive behavior.

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Audio and Communication Interface Amplification

The LM358S-13 can provide inexpensive analog gain and buffering in noncritical audio or communication interface circuits. Its two channels can amplify an input and buffer a reference, attenuate a signal, or implement active gain stages in a compact surface-mount package. The low-power designation and wide supply range suit general-purpose equipment, but audio-quality applications should verify noise, distortion, slew rate, output-current capability, and output-swing specifications from the full manufacturer characteristics. Avoid using the device where a high-fidelity audio amplifier specification requires lower noise or greater bandwidth.

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Portable and Battery-Powered Analog Circuits

The LM358S-13 fits portable and battery-powered analog circuits because it offers two low-power amplifier channels in one package and can operate from a 3 V single supply. Both channels can serve low-frequency sensor, control, or measurement paths without requiring separate packages. At the minimum supply voltage, designers must account for the restricted output swing and common-mode range, especially when signals approach ground. Battery life also depends on total supply current, load, output state, and the selected operating mode. Confirm quiescent-current and output-state behavior in the manufacturer characteristics before sizing the battery and regulator.

What are the key specifications of LM358S-13 that engineers should know?
The LM358S-13 is a dual low-power operational amplifier with two independent, high-gain, internally compensated channels, a 3 V to 32 V single-supply range, and an 8-pin surface-mount SO package. According to the Diodes Incorporated LM358S-13 datasheet, the series is intended for single-power-supply operation, while Mouser identifies its gain-bandwidth product as 100 dB. These confirmed headline characteristics make it suitable for general analog conditioning, comparison, buffering, and feedback applications, subject to the complete electrical limits.
Where can I download the LM358S-13 datasheet PDF?
The LM358S-13 datasheet can be reached through the Diodes Incorporated LM358S-13 datasheet link listed on this page, with a directly accessible copy also available from the Diodes Incorporated document repository at alldatasheet.com. The manufacturer datasheet is the controlling reference for the complete electrical characteristics, pin configuration, typical application circuits, test conditions, and package drawings. Engineers should confirm the ordering information and operating limits against the current document before releasing a production design.
Where can I find the LM358S-13 pinout?
The LM358S-13 uses an 8-pin surface-mount SO configuration with two complete amplifier channels. In the standard pin arrangement, pin 1 is OUT1, pin 2 is IN1−, pin 3 is IN1+, pin 4 is V−, pin 5 is IN2+, pin 6 is IN2−, pin 7 is OUT2, and pin 8 is V+. Use the pin-description table and package drawing in the Diodes Incorporated datasheet when assigning PCB tracks, especially because unused inputs must not be left floating.
What is the operating voltage of LM358S-13?
The LM358S-13 operates from a 3 V to 32 V single supply, according to the Diodes Incorporated LM358S-13 datasheet and the product specifications published by CES Engineering. The permitted input common-mode and output-swing ranges are narrower than the full supply range, so a nominal 3 V or 32 V rail does not guarantee linear operation for every input or output level. Check the complete electrical characteristics and external circuit limits before selecting the supply voltage.
Is LM358S-13 suitable for single-supply operation?
Yes, the LM358S-13 is specifically designed to operate from a single power supply. The LM358 series contains two independent, high-gain, internally frequency-compensated operational amplifiers optimized for single-supply applications. In this configuration, the supply-return node is the signal reference, and input signals must remain inside the specified common-mode range. Outputs also cannot reach the negative rail, so single-supply designs should bias inputs around the midpoint when bipolar signals are required.
What can replace the LM358S-13?
Several LM358-family devices can serve as replacements, but only candidates in the same 8-pin SO package should be treated as true drop-ins for the LM358S-13. The alternatives identified by the cross-reference results include LM358S, LM358SNG, LM2904, LMV358, MC1458, and NE5532. Pin count alone is insufficient: verify package, supply range, common-mode input range, output swing, compensation, offset, bias current, noise, and load-current capability before approving any substitution.
Is LM358S-13 the same as LM358N or LM358SNG?
The LM358S-13 is closely related to LM358S and LM358SNG, but package and ordering codes must be matched exactly. LM358S denotes the surface-mount SO configuration, while LM358N conventionally identifies the through-hole DIP configuration and therefore is not a footprint-compatible replacement. LM358SNG appears in a direct comparison listing for the LM358S-13, but engineers should still confirm the exact suffix, temperature grade, reel configuration, and electrical ratings in the manufacturer documentation.
When should I choose LM358S-13 over LM2904?
Choose the LM358S-13 when the design needs the LM358-family low-power behavior, two independent internally compensated channels, and the confirmed 3 V to 32 V supply capability in an 8-pin SO footprint. LM2904 is listed among LM358 cross-reference candidates, but it is a different device family and may have different temperature, input-current, common-mode, and load-drive characteristics. Use LM2904 only after its complete datasheet confirms that every application requirement remains satisfied.
What is the difference between LM358S-13 and LMV358?
The LM358S-13 is a dual, low-power operational amplifier with a confirmed 3 V to 32 V supply range, internally frequency-compensated channels, and an 8-SO package. LMV358 is identified in cross-reference material as an LM358 alternative, but it is a distinct low-voltage amplifier family whose electrical limits and package ordering must be checked separately. Treat it as a drop-in candidate only after verifying pin compatibility, supply range, input common-mode range, output swing, and electrical performance.
What is the best Texas Instruments equivalent for LM358S-13?
A Texas Instruments LM358-family device in the matching 8-pin SO package is the most relevant starting point, but the exact orderable MPN must be selected from the manufacturer's current parametric table. Cross-reference material confirms LM358-family equivalents and pin-to-pin alternatives but does not establish every manufacturer-specific suffix as interchangeable. Verify input offset voltage, bias current, supply current, output swing, common-mode range, noise, and operating-temperature requirements against the LM358S-13 before replacing it.
Where can I buy LM358S-13 online?
The LM358S-13 can be requested through the Request a Quote form on this page, where the required package, quantity, and production information can be specified. Current commercial availability, lot handling, and delivery scheduling should be confirmed when the quote is prepared. Because component supply can change, engineers should avoid treating an old catalog entry as a current stock commitment and should specify the exact LM358S-13 order code in all purchase documents.
What is the price of LM358S-13?
The current commercial price for the LM358S-13 is returned through the Request a Quote form on this page. The visible product configuration and pricing behavior should be used rather than a static catalog amount because component pricing depends on quantity, packaging, and market conditions. For production planning, request a quote that states the exact MPN, quantity, shipment date, and any required traceability or inspection requirements.
What is the lead time for LM358S-13 and is it in stock?
Current lead time and stock status for the LM358S-13 should be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. A distributor page or catalog entry does not by itself guarantee current inventory, allocation, or a shipment date. For a new production program, request confirmation of the standard 8-SO package, approved manufacturing date, and delivery schedule before committing the bill of materials or issuing materials to assembly.
How should the LM358S-13 be decoupled and laid out on a PCB?
Place the supply bypass capacitor as close as practical to the LM358S-13 supply and common pins, and route the amplifier return directly to the local ground reference. Keep feedback resistors and non-inverting input components close to their associated pins, while separating sensitive input traces from switching-node and high-current paths. The manufacturer datasheet's typical circuits and layout guidance should be followed because incorrect grounding or long feedback routes can degrade stability and increase noise pickup.
Can LM358S-13 be used for sensor signal conditioning and comparators?
Yes, the LM358S-13 is well suited to conventional low-power sensor conditioning and threshold-comparison circuits because it provides two independent high-gain, internally compensated amplifiers and operates from a single supply. A resistive divider can bias the input into the common-mode range, while the amplifier scales the sensor signal or generates a decision at a reference voltage. Confirm the sensor output range, source impedance, required accuracy, response time, and allowable input offset before finalizing the circuit.

Dados de referência de engenharia para LM358S-13 — comparação, orientação de projeto e informações de conformidade.

Guia de seleção

Choose the LM358S-13 when a new design requires two independent, low-power operational amplifier channels, internal frequency compensation, and a confirmed 3 V to 32 V single-supply range in an 8-pin surface-mount package. Select LM358S or LM358SNG when their specific suffix, temperature grade, qualification, and production conditions better fit the project while retaining the same Diodes Incorporated family and footprint. Consider LM2904 or LM2904P3 for a cross-reference path when input-current, temperature-range, common-mode, and output-drive requirements remain satisfied after a full datasheet comparison. LMV358 is appropriate only when its lower-voltage focus aligns with the system rails. MC1458 may suit applications needing its distinct input-current or supply-range behavior, but it should not replace the LM358S-13 without checking offset, noise, stability, and load capability. For every alternative, preserve the 8-SO footprint and verify the exact orderable MPN rather than substituting a DIP version.

Comparação com alternativas

Parâmetro Este produto LM358S LM358SNG LM2904 LM2904P3 LMV358 MC1458
Package 8-SO 8-SO 8-SO 8-SO candidate 8-SO 8-SO candidate 8-SO candidate
Brand Diodes Incorporated Diodes Incorporated Diodes Incorporated Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Motorola
Number of Amplifiers 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Supply Configuration Single supply Single supply Single supply Single supply Single supply Single supply Single supply
Mounting Type Surface mount Surface mount Surface mount Surface-mount candidate Surface mount Surface-mount candidate Surface-mount candidate

Principais diferenciais

  • Confirmed broad single-supply operating range (vs LMV358)
  • Two independent high-gain internally compensated channels (vs MC1458)
  • Direct same-family surface-mount ordering options (vs LM358S)

Notas de projeto

Place the supply bypass capacitor directly between the LM358S-13 positive supply pin and the common or V− pin, with the shortest possible trace and ground return. Keep both amplifier channels on the same local return reference when they share a signal domain. Place feedback resistors close to the relevant input and output pins so that the feedback loop encloses the smallest practical area and is less susceptible to switching-node pickup.

Do not allow either input to float. Tie each unused input to a defined reference point through a suitable resistor, normally the common node for a non-inverting follower or the amplifier output for an inverting stage. If the unused channel is configured as a buffer, its output must remain within the output-swing limits. Confirm that every used input remains within the specified common-mode range under supply and tolerance extremes.

A single-supply amplifier cannot produce a true negative output below its lower rail. Biasing around the midpoint is therefore necessary for AC signals centered on zero, and input and output limits must be checked for sensor offsets and resistor tolerance. Avoid substituting LM358N for LM358S-13 without a PCB change because LM358N conventionally uses a through-hole 8-pin DIP footprint rather than the LM358S-13 surface-mount 8-SO footprint.

Keep high-current switching paths, inductive components, and digital return currents physically separated from the non-inverting inputs and feedback nodes. Use a continuous ground reference where practical, but avoid routing sensitive signals over split-plane boundaries. For long input routes, use guarding or differential routing if the source impedance is high, and evaluate the circuit for input bias-current error and capacitive feedback instability.

Informações de conformidade

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Unknown
Sem chumbo
Unknown
Sem halogênios
Unknown
Minerais de conflito
Unknown

No definitive RoHS, REACH, AEC-Q100, lead-free, halogen-free, or conflict-minerals declaration was present in the cited product information. Confirm current compliance documentation with Diodes Incorporated before procurement.

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