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Difference between current density and induced current density

Posted Feb 19, 2019, 2:24 a.m. EST Low-Frequency Electromagnetics 0 Replies

Falastine Abusaif
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Hello, I'm using the AC/DC module and I need to know the difference between "current density mf.Jx, mf.Jy,mf.Jz"(apparently it's the quantity from Faradays law of induction) and the "induced current density mf.Jix, mf.Jiy, mf.Jiz" Knowing that both quantities have units of A/m^2. Thanks,

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