IoutVin
IoutVin is a term used in electronics to denote the output current (Iout) that results from or is controlled by the input voltage (Vin). It is not a standardized electrical quantity with a fixed definition; rather, it appears in models, datasheets, and analyses to describe how the device’s output current varies as Vin changes within a specified operating range.
The concept is common in voltage-to-current conversion and in power-electronics applications where the output current is
In modeling and design, IoutVin is often described by a transfer relationship Iout = f(Vin) that holds
Examples of contexts include op-amp–based current sources, voltage-to-current converters, and regulated supplies where designers characterize how