how can I draw a current dependent voltage source by circuit maker?

Answer 1

Any voltage across a series resister is "current dependent."

Current is equal to the voltage divided by the resistance - if the resistance is fixed, the voltage drop across the resister is current dependent.

Simply draw a couple of series resisters in a circuit and the voltage across either resister will be current dependant.

Answer 2

What you are looking for is called a: Transresistance Amplifier

Please see this link for more information: http://www.analogzone.com/col_0612.pdf

(if you need help email me) 8-)

Ummm..... LeAnn has the simplistic answer, if that works, go for it. But in her circuit the "Load" becomes part of the "Circuit", not exactly what I would call a "Current dependent voltage source" more a Current+Load dependent Voltage source, hehe ;-) LOL 8-)