Voltage-to-Current Converter Question

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The discussion revolves around a question from the Sedra/Smith Microelectronics textbook regarding a voltage-to-current converter circuit. The poster expresses confusion about the textbook author's conclusions and seeks clarification on the analysis of the circuit, specifically how it functions as a voltage-to-current converter irrespective of the load impedance (ZL). An attachment of their work is provided for context. The poster reiterates their request for assistance, indicating a need for further explanation. The inquiry highlights the complexities involved in understanding circuit behavior in electronics.
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Homework Statement



This is question 2.78 out of Sedra/Smith Micro electronics textbook. (6th edition)

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I'm confused as to how the authour of my textbook draws this conclusion in his work. (I have it circled)

By the way, in the given question we are analysising the circuit in the figure to demonstrate how it is a voltage to current converter regardless of the value ZL.

Can someone explain?

I've posted an attachement of my work as well.

Thanks again!
 

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