Input Referred noise to be calculated for trans-impedance.

Attachment 1: The Circuit Diagram on paper,

>>  the TIA with a gain of 5.1k

Attachment 2: Noise across TIA 

The input-referred current noise across the TIA was measured using SR785 and was compared against the graph obtained from ZERO simulation.

** This time, I divided the measurements into 7 parts, 0-800, 800-2.4k, 2.4k-5.6k, 5.6k-12k, 12k-24.8k, 24.8k-50.4k, 50.4k-101.6k. The number of points for each was 800. Hanning Window function was used in the template file and the Input channels were grounded. 

Attachment 3: Noise across TIA 

The input-referred current noise across the TIA was measured using SR785 and was compared against the graph obtained from ZERO simulation.

** This time, I divided the measurements into 1 part, 10-6.4k. The number of points for each was 800. Hanning Window function was used in the template file and the Input channels were grounded. 

** To measure the noise the output was measured at the pin6 of the OpAmp.

** A source of 1V was applied to the circuit by keeping a 10k in series with the input of the circuit when Transfer Function was being measured.

** It's difficult to avoid 60Hz harmonics with a circuit kept in open as this one. Lots of its effects are visible in the plot.

Attachment 4: Noise of the power supply used

The power supply was observed to be used to be noisy.