Many electronic systems need to strengthen, compare, filter, or condition small analog signals before those signals can be used by other circuits. The LM2902N is a low-power quad operational amplifier from Texas Instruments that provides four independent op-amps in one 14-pin package. It can work from a single or split power supply, sense inputs close to ground, and operate across a wide temperature range. This guide explains the LM2902N specifications, internal operation, circuit connections, gain calculations, practical amplifier circuits, and more.

The LM324N
| 4 | 3–32 V or ±1.5–±16 V | 1 MHz | Bipolar | Similar pinout with a wider supply range but a narrower 0°C to +70°C rating | |
| LM2902B | 4 | 3–36 V or ±1.5–±18 V | 1.2 MHz | Bipolar | Newer drop-in option with improved offset, EMI filtering, and temperature performance |
| LM2904N | 2 | 3–26 V or ±1.5–±13 V | 1 MHz | Bipolar | Dual-channel version with a similar temperature range |
| TL074 | 4 | Typically 7–36 V | 3 MHz | JFET | Faster, higher input impedance, but its input range does not include ground |
• LM2902B
• LM2902BA
• LM2902K
• LM2902KV
• LM2902KAV
• LM2902-Q1
• LM324N, etc.

Texas Instruments has extensive capabilities in designing and manufacturing analog semiconductors such as the LM2902N. Its production process includes wafer fabrication, wafer probing, die assembly, 14-pin PDIP packaging, electrical testing, and final quality inspection. TI operates internal wafer fabrication and assembly-and-test facilities, providing greater control over product quality, production capacity, and supply continuity. During manufacturing, each device is tested to confirm that it meets specified electrical requirements, including voltage gain, bandwidth, input offset voltage, bias current, supply current, and temperature limits. TI also conducts qualification and ongoing reliability monitoring and provides material-compliance information for the LM2902N/NOPB, which is RoHS- and REACH-compliant and uses a NiPdAu lead finish.