2 Operational Amplifier Limits
For all operational amplifiers, the output is limited by the power rails. For the OPA module, it is single-supply, meaning that it can only utilize VDD and VSS for power. If a non-inverting amplifier has a predicted output in excess of VDD, then the output will be limited to the upper output range. The same situation holds from an output less than VSS, with the output clamped at the lower output range.
This assumes that both inputs are within the power rails of VDD to VSS. For example, if a negative voltage (VIN-) was applied in an inverting configuration such that the output was within the valid area, the device would be damaged since VIN- is not within the specified I/O pin limits or within the power rails of the amplifier.