Deep level transient spectroscopy is used to investigate electrically active traps in porous Si layers prepared by electrochemical etching. Obtained data show that there is a large density of surface states which can interact with molecules of ambient gases. We have treated our samples by the exprosure in air and then moving them back to the vacuum conditions. The DLTS spectrum changes and returns to the steady state conditions after few temperature scans. The shape of DLTS spectrum is independent on the time interval between back to the vacuum conditions and first measurements. The thermal emission energy of observed levels was calculated.
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