STUDY OF PHOTOCONDUCTIVITY OF THIN FILMS OF CADMIUM SELENIDE OBTAINED BY CHEMICAL DEPOSITION

In this work, the photoconductivity (PC) spectrum of thin CdSe films was studied. In the course of studies on glass substrates, thin films of cadmium and selenium with a thickness of h = 200 nm and h = 400 nm were selected. The thickness of the samples obtained by chemical deposition was determined by the gravimetric method. Since CdSe crystal is a light-sensitive semiconductor material, the photoconductivity of thin films has been studied. The spectra obtained during studies carried out at a wavelength )L = 600-1100 nm were analyzed. It has been established that the spectrum is chaotic, since in the h = 200 nm layers the phase is not completely formed. In the layers h = 400 nm, a maximum centered at the wavelength )L = 710 nm was recorded.