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About designing an op-amp circuit where Vout will be the root of input voltage.

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please some one tell me the logic of designing a simple op-amp circuit in pspice. where the output voltage will be the square root of input voltage
 

In Pspice, a square root circuit can be easily "designed" by using ABM (analog behaviour modelling).

For a real hardware circuit, you can refer to analog multipliers, see an example in the AD633 datasheet
https://www.analog.com/static/imported-files/data_sheets/AD633.pdf

Or use a suitable combination of log/antilog circuits. The basic concept (no squareroot circuit shown) is explained in this application note:
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