Abstract
Adsorption effects would be expected to be of considerable importance with thin films because of the changes in electron location accompanying adsorption. The effects of hydrogenation on structural, optical and electrical properties of the CdS thin films have been reported. GIXRD patterns shows that films have polycrystalline nature with a hexagonal structure. The optical band gap increased after hydrogenation of the film. The variation of conductivity of CdS films have been investigated depending upon the applied voltage at room temperature. The resistivity increased after hydrogenation of the films. Hydrogenated thin films can be used in solar cells because hydrogen plays an important role to modify the physical properties.
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