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This investigation examines the complex interaction between inhomogeneous broadening (IHB) and pumping power concerning the gain and phase recovery dynamics of Quantum-Dot (QD) Reflective Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers (RSOAs).An improved QD-RSOA model, employing coupled rate equations and incorporating IHB effects and amplified spontaneous emission is used to model and compare ultrafast gain and phase recovery responses in QD-SOAs and QD-RSOAs for an elec. and two single-color optical pumping schemes.Anal. of the contributions from QD states and Quantum Well (QW) carrier reservoirs to phase changes provides valuable insights.A reduction in IHB leads to an accelerated phase response by diminishing the slow phase recovery components for the QD ground and excited states, and so reducing the contributions from slow phase recovery in carrier reservoirs.Across all pumping schemes, the QD-RSOA exhibits more pronounced phase recovery acceleration.Despite achieving ultrafast gain and phase recovery responses observed in QD-RSOAs when subjected to elec. pumping, a significant overshoot in the phase recovery response is observedThis overshoot leads to a potentially significant chirping and distortion in amplified optical pulses.The study suggests that in long QD-SOAs and QD-RSOAs with higher gain, optical pumping schemes offer a promising strategy for achieving phase recovery acceleration without introducing distortion, which is important for applications of QD-SOAs.

01 Apr 2025·Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells

A systematic review of ionic liquids as designer phase change materials for thermal energy storage and release

Author: Mokhtarpour, Masumeh ; Shekaari, Hemayat ; Faraji, Saeid

In the last decade, ionic liquids (ILs) have been established as notable solvents with applications in various scientific and technol. fields.Due to their adjustable nature and unique attributes, ILs play a fundamental role in organic synthesis, biotechnol., energy storage systems, and pharmaceutical chem.This review highlights the potential of ILs as phase change materials (PCMs) for enhancing thermal properties, ensuring thermal stability, and addressing environmental concerns.It provides a comprehensive overview of IL-PCM composites, focusing on their synergistic effects, benefits, and challenges.The review concludes that ILs significantly improve the efficiency and application range of PCMs in thermal energy storage and solar energy systems.Furthermore, IL-PCM composites demonstrate enhanced thermal conductivity and environmental benefits, paving the way for innovative solutions in energy management.

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