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To employ such structure for various sensing applications as well as new generation batteries and capacitors, understanding of its resistive behavior was quite necessary. In this study, HNfSis bulk resistance and thickness based resistivity with variation in different laser and scanning parameters was studied successfully. Methods like 4-point resistivity measurement and parallel plate electrode configuration was employed to understand resistive behavior of HNfSi. In addition, considering immense surface area available with such structure and its benefits identified with literature review, ImageJ analysis was done to comprehend change in topological constituents and its dimensions with the variation in specified parameters. To understand such change in resistive behavior, various surface and material characterization methods like, SEM (Scanning electron microscope), Raman spectroscopy, light spectroscopy and EDX (Energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy) was employed. 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In this study, HNfSis bulk resistance and thickness based resistivity with variation in different laser and scanning parameters was studied successfully. Methods like 4-point resistivity measurement and parallel plate electrode configuration was employed to understand resistive behavior of HNfSi. In addition, considering immense surface area available with such structure and its benefits identified with literature review, ImageJ analysis was done to comprehend change in topological constituents and its dimensions with the variation in specified parameters. To understand such change in resistive behavior, various surface and material characterization methods like, SEM (Scanning electron microscope), Raman spectroscopy, light spectroscopy and EDX (Energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy) was employed. 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