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This circuit converts an input current to a proportional amount of voltage. Use the two
switches to select an input current. This current flows across a 1k resistor. The op-amp
outputs a voltage equal to the voltage drop across the resistor in order to
ensure that the – terminal is at ground, which means that the output voltage
is proportional to the resistor voltage (and therefore to the input current).
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