
ROHM
LM2902DR is a quad op amp candidate only if the 26 V limit is acceptable.
LM324ADR replacements should stay within the quad op amp family and must preserve the 14-pin SOP footprint. External TI B-version parts look promising but need ingestion and pinout review.
voltage, offset, and bias must be checked
SOP versus SOIC body needs confirmation
analog op amp, no firmware
best candidates are external or need review
No catalog candidate is verified as pin-compatible yet.
Review TI LM324BAIDR first, then LM324BIDR, as external upgrade candidates.
Pinout and package body are not verified in the provided fields.

ROHM
LM2902DR is a quad op amp candidate only if the 26 V limit is acceptable.
| Feature / factor | LM324ADR | LM2902DR | Alt 2 | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Application | quad op amp | quad op amp | quad op amp — same role | ||
| Voltage | 30 V max | 26 V max | 26 V max — needs derating | ||
| Package | 14-SOP | SOIC-14/14-SOP | SOIC-14/14-SOP — body not proven | ||
| Pinout | 14 pins | 14 pins | 14 pins — pin map missing | ||
| Lifecycle | Active | NRND/Active conflict | NRND/Active conflict — metadata conflict |
LM324BAIDR is the best external upgrade candidate, but it is not indexed and needs pinout review.