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Analog ElectronicsOperational Amplifier Applications

A transimpedance amplifier is designed primarily to convert?

  • AInput current into output voltage
  • BInput voltage into output frequency
  • CResistance into inductance
  • DDigital code into current only
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Correct Answer: A. Input current into output voltage
Explanation: With current applied to the inverting summing node, the feedback resistor produces an output voltage proportional to input current.
Reference: Standard analog electronics: transimpedance amplifier
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