Current to voltage converter using opamp

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A user is seeking guidance on designing a differential current to voltage converter using an op-amp and requests circuit implementation suggestions. Other forum members recommend searching online for existing resources, including a specific PDF from UC Davis that contains relevant information. They also suggest exploring Discover Circuits, which offers a large database of circuit schematics. The discussion emphasizes the availability of existing designs and resources to assist in the user's project. Overall, the thread highlights the importance of utilizing online tools for circuit design assistance.
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i am trying to design a differential current to voltage converter using opamp
can anyone suggest me how i can implement that...or if anyone knows of any links where i can find the circuit...please let me know

thanks
 
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Hi palasn, welcome to physics forums!
On your design query, have you tried searching the net?
I found a couple of current-to-voltage op-amp converters in pdf format on a web http://www.physics.ucdavis.edu/Classes/Physics116/Lab02_rev.pdf page.
 
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In addition you might want to search Discover Circuits. They have 12,000+ circuit schematics.
 

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