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Calculates electric field strength based on current density and conductivity

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Calculate electric field strength from current density and conductivity
This is commonly referred to as Ohm’s Law. The electrical behavior of a material is described by its electrical conductivity, permittivity, and magnetic permeability. Both electric field strength and current density have direction. Furthermore, in anisotropic materials, the components of these vectors take on different values.
Current density jj
A/m²
Conductivity σ
Sm-1
Electric field strength e V/m

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