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The ZnCuO (x=6.27%) films under different annealing were prepared by the sol-gel method on grass. Usingthe X-ray diffraction (XRD), atomic force microscopy to study the influence of annealing on the microstructure and surfacemorphology of the film, the result of which shows that the annealing temperature did not change the wurtzite structureof ZnO and the film density under 400 degree annealing is evened out and is the best one.In the transmission spectraof zinc oxide (ZnO) films, the transmittance in the visible light range changes little with the shift of the annealing temperature,and the absorption edge assumes a hypsochromic shift. From the point of light spectrum at room temperature, annealingtemperature changes photoluminescence peak position, not significantly changing the luminescence peak positionof ZnO film, but make zinc deficiency increased with annealing and the obvious enhancement in the visible region photoluminescencepeak.

Influence of Annealing on Zn1-XCuxo (X=6.27%) Thin Films by Sol-gel Method