The surface microstructure of sprayed CdS films, studied by atomic force microscopy, has been correlated with their interface properties at the junction. It has been shown that the specificity of the film microstructure induced by the heating atmosphere remains valid even at the submicrometre level. From the grain density n, taken as the morphology parameter, and the surface roughness , the topographic one, a quantitative quality factor q is defined here as the product . It is observed that the interface parameters, the width of the space charge region and the flat band potential , are both related to the q value. appears to increase with increasing q while decreases. These behaviours seem to be limited to a certain range of q values.
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