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In the discussion of the electrostatic field in principle, no charges in motion were considered. Now the motion of charges shall be considered explicitly.

The current density here describes how charge carriers move together (collectively). The stationary current density describes the charge carrier movement if a direct voltage is the cause of the movement.
A constant direct current then flows in the stationary electric flow field. Thus, there is no time dependency on the current:

$\large{{{\rm d}I}\over{{\rm d}t}}=0$

Also important is: Up to now was considered, charges did move through a field in the past or could be moved in the future. Now, the exact moment of moving the charge is considered.

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Abb. 2: summary of conduction field electrical_engineering_and_electronics_1:summaryconductionfield.svg

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The online book 'University Physics II' is strongly recommended as a reference for this chapter. Especially the following chapters: