Fig. 1: Micromagnetic simulation snapshots showing forward (left → right) and reverse (right → left) propagation of Néel skyrmions through an asymmetric T-junction diode for three target core diameters: ~ 20 nm, ~ 10 nm, and ~ 3 nm.
From: Skyrmion quantum diode prototype: bridging micromagnetic simulations and quantum models

In forward bias, the skyrmion Hall effect steers skyrmions into the widening side of the junction, enabling forward transport. In reverse bias, Hall deflection toward the narrowed side; in all types of skyrmions, this leads to reflection back into the injection arm. Time Stamps indicate intervals between frames for each size case.