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A voltage to current (V-I) converter accepts as an input a voltage Vin and gives an output current of a certain value. In general the relationship between the input voltage and the output current is Iout =SVin (1.18) Where S is the sensitivity or gain of the V-I converter. Figure 7 shows a voltage to current converter using an op-amp and a ...
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