Abstract
Two models are described whose solution is the current density in a tubular conductor that is given by the radii ri < ro and supplied from an ideal current source of a frequency that does not exceed 1 GHz. It has been proven that the two models are equivalent, but model 1 can practically be used only to calculate current density in a cylindrical conductor (ri = 0). The general methods proposed are applied to several concrete examples of tubular and cylindrical conductors. The solution of examples is given in the figures. In the solution of examples, attention is devoted to problems that are connected with the realization of numerical calculation on a computer.
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