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Twisted Superconducting Quantum Diodes for High Fidelity Anharmonic Qubits
In superconducting circuits, bidirectional signal propagation can cause back-reflections and back-action that couple environmental noise back to coherent elements, degrading fidelity. Nonreciprocal superconducting diodes provide an intrinsic route to suppress such backscattering at the circuit level
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