LM324N Quad Single-Supply Op-Amp IC DIP-14 – 3V–32V, 4 Channels
LM324N Quad Single-Supply Op-Amp IC DIP-14 – 3V–32V, 4 Channels
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LM324N Quad Single-Supply Op-Amp IC – DIP-14
The LM324N is the quad version of the LM358 – four independent single-supply operational amplifiers in a single DIP-14 package. With single-supply operation from 3V to 32V, input common-mode range extending to ground, and output swing to within millivolts of the negative rail, it's the go-to quad op-amp for battery-powered circuits, multi-channel sensor conditioning, and analog processing where four op-amp channels are needed. The LM324 is one of the most widely produced op-amps in history and appears in countless consumer electronics and industrial designs.
Electrical Specifications
- Part Number: LM324N / LM324 / LM324AN
- Package: DIP-14 (through-hole, 2.54mm pitch)
- Op-Amps: 4 (quad, independent)
- Supply Voltage: 3V – 32V (single) / ±1.5V – ±16V (dual)
- Input Common-Mode Range: GND to VCC−1.5V (includes ground)
- Output Swing: 0V to VCC−1.5V (single supply)
- GBW: 1 MHz (typical)
- Slew Rate: 0.5 V/μs (typical)
- Supply Current (all 4): 0.8mA (typical at 5V)
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to +70°C
Typical Applications
- Multi-channel sensor conditioning: 4-channel amplification for temperature, pressure, and current sensors
- Comparator arrays: 4 voltage threshold detectors in one package
- Active filter banks: Multi-stage low-pass, high-pass, and bandpass filters
- Battery-powered circuits: Single-supply analog processing from 3V–5V
- Summing amplifiers: 4-channel audio mixer or signal combiner
- Arduino signal conditioning: Multi-channel sensor amplification before ADC
Package Contents
- 1 × LM324N DIP-14 quad single-supply op-amp IC
Four single-supply op-amps in one DIP-14 package – the LM324N is the go-to quad op-amp for multi-channel sensor conditioning, active filter banks, and battery-powered analog circuit design.

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