2. LMV358IPT Substitution Conclusion The LMV358IPT offers advantages in output drive capability and offset voltage, but still falls short of the original part in input bias current and power consumption. Therefore, it cannot serve as a direct replacement in applications requiring extremely low input current or minimum static power. Nevertheless, it can be a high‑performance alternative in general‑purpose circuits where strong load drive and good DC accuracy are prioritized. The specific differences are: its input bias current (16 nA) remains much higher than the original’s 1 pA, likewise making it unsuitable for signal conditioning from high‑impedance sources such as photodiodes or ionization gauges; the quiescent current (162 µA) is about 70% higher than the original’s total 96 µA, requiring careful consideration in strictly power‑constrained designs. On the positive side, its input offset voltage (100 µV) is better than the original, offering higher DC accuracy; the output current (160 mA) far exceeds the original’s 15 mA, enabling direct driving of loads such as small relays or LEDs; and its supply voltage upper limit (6 V) is also wider.