Figure A2
A graph displays resistivity against strand width, indicating various layer heights with distinct markers and lines. It illustrates data trends across different dimensions.The graph presents the relationship between resistivity measured in ohm-centimeters on the vertical axis and strand width in micrometres on the horizontal axis. The y-axis ranges from four to eleven ohm-centimetres, while the x-axis extends from three hundred to eight hundred micrometres. Various layer heights are represented by different markers and line styles for clarity, creating a visual differentiation across the data points. The data is interconnected through light lines, with shaded areas indicating variability in resistivity values. Each specific layer height, such as one hundred or eight hundred micrometres, is associated with unique visual markers and line types as defined in the legend.

Resistivity as a function of strand width for constant layer heights. The line is the mean with the coloured area representing the standard deviation (1σ)

Source: Authors' own work

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