Different microstructures were generated from our CGMD model as illustrated in Figure , each one corresponding to a different calendering degree, i.e. a different percentage of reduction of the thickness due to the applied calendering pressure . The usability of this model is limited for calendering degrees under 35 %, as it was discussed in because above 35 % a decrease in the electrical conductivity was observed due to the partial occupation of the volume of CBD particles by other materials due to high pressure. For the following, we will work with the microstructures presenting three different compression degrees (0 %, 20 %, 35