A dusty plasma device for producing extended, steady state, magnetized, dusty plasma columns
Wenjun Xu, Bin Song, R. L. Merlino, Nicola D’Angelo
Abstract
Wenjun Xu, Bin Song, R. L. Merlino, Nicola D’Angelo
Abstract
We describe a rotating-drum dust-dispersal device, which we have used, in conjunction with an existing Q machine, to produce extended, steady state, magnetized plasma columns. The dusty plasma device (DPD) is to be used for the investigation of waves in dusty plasmas and of other plasma/dust aspects. The device is capable of generating dusty plasmas in which as much as ∼90% of the negative charge is attached to dust grains of 1–10 μm size.
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We describe a rotating-drum dust-dispersal device, which we have used, in conjunction with an existing Q machine, to produce extended, steady state, magnetized plasma columns. The dusty plasma device (DPD) is to be used for the investigation of waves in dusty plasmas and of other plasma/dust aspects. The device is capable of generating dusty plasmas in which as much as ∼90% of the negative charge is attached to dust grains of 1–10 μm size.
Key concepts: Dusty plasma, Plasma, Physics, Atomic physics, Steady state (chemistry), Plasma parameters, Mechanics, Nuclear physics