Hi,
Your question isn’t silly. I am by no means knowledgeable wrt semiconductors, but I am fairly certain that shunts are way down in the pecking order as components that go into a chip/semi-con assembly. They are one of the building block items almost. Consider shunts to be like bricks or blocks that go into making a building which is like a semicon chip. I think companies that graduate from making resistors get into other passive components like capacitors and inductors and then progressively into elements like transistors and MOSFETs.
I don’t think companies like Foxconn go into making these building block elements, but rather get involved in chip fabrication stage which involves putting these building blocks together on silicon wafers to create circuit boards.
So I think if anything, this occurrence might be a catalyst for SBCL to move up the value chain in semicon component manufacturing.
This is a very layman’s view, so please take it with a pinch of salt. I’d like to hear from the experts myself.
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