What is Current Density ? I=rA (amp/m2)
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Current density can be defined as amount of current flowing per unit area.
Symbol of current density(J)
J=I/A
SI Unit -:Ampere/metre2
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In electromagnetism, current thickness is the electric current per unit territory of cross area. It is characterized as a vector whose extent is the electric current per cross-sectional territory at a given point in space.
In SI units, the electric current thickness is measured in ampere per square meter.
The ampere per meter squared, symbolized A/m 2 , is the International Unit of electric current density . A current density of 1 A/m 2 represents one ampere of electric current flowing through a material with a cross-sectional area of one square meter.
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