I was taking a look on an op-amp datasheet (OPA2810) and I saw the following parameters: "Allowable input differential voltage".
The op-amp woud be used as a difference op-amp, so as there will be a feedback there is no reason to have a voltage difference between the inverting input and the non-inverting input. Nevertheless, at power on the difference could be higher than what is allowed before the op-amp sets its output to set no difference voltage between the non-inverting input and the inverting input.
Will it damage the op-amp if the allowable input differential voltage is exceeded during power on?