
ROHM
LM2902DR is a slower quad SOIC-14 op amp and is only a downgrade-risk candidate.
TL074CDR is a quad JFET-input SOIC-14 op amp. Listed substitutes need FAE review; none are confirmed pin-compatible here.
Slew, GBP, and input bias may differ.
SOIC-14 matches on two candidates only.
Analog op amp; no firmware expected.
Kept candidates are NRND.
No pin-compatible replacement is verified from the provided data.
Look for an active quad JFET-input SOIC-14 op amp with verified TL074 pinout.
Slow non-JFET op amps can fail audio, bias, and distortion requirements.

ROHM
LM2902DR is a slower quad SOIC-14 op amp and is only a downgrade-risk candidate.
| Feature / factor | TL074CDR | LM2902DR | LM324DR | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | SOIC-14 | SOIC-14 | SOIC-14 | SOIC-14 — same case; LM324DR: same case | |
| Pinout | TL074 quad | not checked | not checked | not checked — PDF pending; LM324DR: PDF pending | |
| Interface | JFET input | not stated | not stated | not stated — bias risk; LM324DR: bias risk | |
| Current | 13 V/us slew | 0.5 V/us | 0.5 V/us | 0.5 V/us — audio risk; LM324DR: large gap | |
| Temperature | 0 to 70 C | -40 to 125 C | 0 to 70 C | -40 to 125 C / 0 to 70 C — wider temp; LM324DR: same range | |
| Lifecycle | Active | NRND | NRND | NRND — sourcing risk; LM324DR: avoid new designs |
From the provided data, no best direct alternative is verified. Seek an active quad JFET-input SOIC-14 op amp.