DDPL
CCLDAS has a wide range of other chambers and experiments that are used to investigate small-scale physics that pertain to the lunar dusty plasma environment. Collectively, these experiments are known as the Duane Dusty Plasma Laboratory (DDPL).
Experiments can include:
- Exposure to UV beams
- Exposure to electrons and ions of designated energies
Diagnostic capabilities:
- Charges of individual grains
- Standard Langmuir probe and/or emissive probe scan
- Imaging, including stills and movies
Chamber sizes:
- 30 cm in diameter and 35 or 70 cm long, base pressure approximately 6 x 10—7 Torr
- 51 cm in diameter and 28 cm high