Transconductance Stage: Explanation & Examples

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A transconductance stage converts a voltage input into a linear current output. This is distinct from a transimpedance stage, which transforms a current input into a voltage output. The discussion confirms the terminology used for these electronic stages. The clarification emphasizes the linear transformation aspect of both stages. Understanding these definitions is crucial for electronic circuit design.
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Name of the function stage.

I know a stage that convert a current input and linearly transform into a voltage output is called "Transimpedance" stage.

How about input is a voltage and output is the linear transform of the input into a current output. Is this called a transconductance stage?

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Alan
 
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yungman, you are correct.
 
chroot said:
yungman, you are correct.

Thanks

Alan
 
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