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Pmos/Nmos current mirror can be used to amplify the source/sink current.

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If the input current direction can be both directions, what kind of current mirror can be used to amplify the input current? Thanks.
 

I don't know if I've understand your question - You want to make it switchable so it can reverse?

I'll assume that can be done by replacing T1 gate/drain short with another Nmos - and repeat same step for T2. At least that's my basic idea on how to accomplish that.
 
Prototyp_V1.0 said:
I don't know if I've understand your question - You want to make it switchable so it can reverse?

I'll assume that can be done by replacing T1 gate/drain short with another Nmos - and repeat same step for T2. At least that's my basic idea on how to accomplish that.
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No I mean the input current can be either sink or source current.

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Current conveyor as Dominik said is good.
 

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